greggman

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by greggman 10y ago
I'm curious how certain things fit into city living. Examples: Rockband the Game. You can't play that game in an apartment in the city without being a total dick to your neighbors. You can play it in a house in suburbia. Arguably
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by greggman 10y ago
I'm actually curious how anyone not a geek gets on Wifi at many coffee shops etc. Many captive portals don't seem to do anything and chrome just says "can't connect" or "cert bad". I used to go to test.com
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by greggman 10y ago
This is an honest question, I'm not trying to be negative but I'm really confused. It would seem like best practices is that all of this is part of your automated tests. Tests that are checked in to your repo and written in code
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by greggman 10y ago
Not sure if this is a dark pattern but on Airbnb the "report listing" link disappears the moment you scroll. Searching for it I couldn't find it.
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by greggman 10y ago
There's more than just the person getting rained on getting wet. They show up all wet at some place and then get that place all wet. That's seems pretty selfish. My dad lives in Seattle. I brought him to Japan. Him and my stepmom
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by greggman 10y ago
I was just at Bitsummit a couple of weeks ago and there were just as many Rifts as Vives by all developers. They all had the finger pads and so played basically the same except everyone said things looked better in the Rift. The only minus
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by greggman 10y ago
Or it's possible we're talking about differing amount of pain or different ways we experience pain. My back gave out once and for about a week nearly every movement was excruciating. Getting out of bed was a 10 minute ordeal. Tryi
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by greggman 10y ago
I agree. Namecheap currently only supports SMS 2FA. I'm abroad with a local sim in my phone so I registered my Google Voice # with them. It would really suck if I had to carry my USA sim at all times and swap it anytime I wanted to log
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by greggman 10y ago
As someone who travels SMS sucks for authentication. Maybe most people don't travel but I suspect once they do and wind up unable to access their accounts would not be too happy
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by greggman 10y ago
As others have pointed out SMS has issues. You need a phone contract. Forget to pay your bill this month? No logging in for you. Switch providers and forget to change all your services over? Oh well, all your data is lost, make new accounts
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by greggman 10y ago
What's she into? If she likes games I'd just have her download Unity and learn C#. Tons of videos, tutorials, and books to choose from.
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by greggman 10y ago
I've never used Facebook's API but I assume each server/app that wants to access it has an API key specific to that server/app. Couldn't Facebook just revoke the key? Or change its permissions?
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by greggman 10y ago
AFAIK your Two-Factor is not connected to your google account. Or maybe we're talking about different things. Mine is an app that happens to be made by Google but it has no connection to my google account. If I Google kicked me off the
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by greggman 10y ago
In response to some of the other comments I've been here for 9 years. I see zero problems with people expressing themselves. There are so many events and so many communities for doing anything you want to do. This idea that Weetrrns ha
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by greggman 10y ago
I'd expect it to be audio-ish. I can hear my Macbook Pro compute. AFAIK there's no moving parts except the fan but certain programs I can audibly hear something going on inside the machine. It's kind of annoying as I wish it
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by greggman 10y ago
Those stickers are cool. Japan had various dangly things to attach to your feature phone that worked similarly for years. Smartphones generally have no place to attach anything so they seem to have mostly disappeared.
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by greggman 10y ago
I'm actually very conflicted about Stack Overflow in general and of course the new documentation section as well. For whatever reason I answer many (most?) of the WebGL questions. At some point I felt I needed to make longer form answe
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by greggman 10y ago
I am not saying don't keep a journal but ... I wonder how important it is for most people in the world of today. I have every email I've written since about 1995. If I go read heart felt correspodence with close friends I effe
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by greggman 10y ago
Firefox and Safari already don't use the OS modal dialog and Chrome is working on it https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wtV5rmLhbf1OZkbg7crtCt6h...
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by greggman 10y ago
I look at Unity as a Camera. 100 years ago you needed to build your own camera if you wanted to shoot a movie. Now, almost no directors build their own cameras except for special needs (filming underwater for example). So, do you want to ma
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by greggman 10y ago
In Japan ads don't say go to "somecompany.com" they say "search for 'somecompany'" Yes a realize that might be problematic. Just passing on the different internet culture.
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by greggman 10y ago
IIRC chrome sync data is separate from google data and you can encrypt it by adding a password which Google claims makes it so they don't read your data https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/1181035?p=setti
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by greggman 10y ago
I doubt that. The picture was a pretty generic picture of a statue in the Louvre which I'm sure they searched for free images for. Also, I didn't want to later be sued by the Lourve if it turns out they needed extra rights (which
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by greggman 10y ago
I remember the movie Frequency (2000) about a radio that transmits through time. Somewhere in the movie a character from the future tells a character in the past to "buy Yahoo". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F
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by greggman 10y ago
since I'm not a fp expert what about a function like ctx.arc(10, 20, 30, 0, 6.28, false); There's nothing special about boolean. How do you encode all of those above into types in fp so that it's impossible to get th
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by greggman 10y ago
I ran into the issue that some TV show in the UK wanted to use a picture I have on flickr that's marked CC-BY 2.0 (not SA). In other words attribution required but not share alike. Anyway, for me one point of sharing CC-BY is to just l
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by greggman 10y ago
The terms of service only disallow downloading code. As long as codea only allows copying and pasting code it's not breaking any terms You can see this is how they handled it https://bitbucket.org/TwoLivesLeft/core
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by greggman 10y ago
That's great but unless they're running Python in WebKit it's actually against the current terms of service > 3.3.2 An Application may not download or install executable code. Interpreted code may only be used in an Appli
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by greggman 10y ago
Those 3 links are all to the same issue that was closed long ago and funded by MS as FUD. There haven't been any real WebGL exploits I know of. No you can't upload arbitrary shaders either. They're validated and then re-writt
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by greggman 10y ago
Swift Playgrounds looks great but I'm surprised no one has mentioned the frustration that Apple is shipping something on iPad that other developers have been banned from making since iPad shipped From the Swift Playground website: >

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