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greggman
10y ago
@Im @guessing @its @because @you @could @get @around @the @message @size @limits @if @at @marks @did @not @count @against @your @total @size?
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PICO-8 is Coming to PocketC.H.I.P
(lexaloffle.com)
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greggman
10y ago
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greggman
10y ago
Whatever happened to this which as supposed to also detect all cancers for $0.01 per test at > 99% accuracy? https://www.ted.com/talks/jack_andraka_a_promising_test_for_...
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greggman
10y ago
I call Bullshit. AirBnb doesn't verify the photos. I know at least one male landlord I rented from that is using a picture of a female model as his picture. AirBnb has don't nothing to fix this. AirBnB takes the position they are
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greggman
10y ago
So AFAICT there's no reason this shouldn't be able to run in phones and tablets it's just that you have to start the audio in a touch event to get things started and the page doesn't seem to be doing that? Or maybe it&#x
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greggman
10y ago
I know Gattaca is a favorite of many people I had a fairly negative reaction to it. Vincent has bad genes and he's trying to get in to the Space Program. That's not Sci-Fi, that's the actual Space Program, at least NASA'
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greggman
11y ago
I used the bidirectional ports on the Atari 800 and C64 to cross compile for C64 because The Atari Macro Assembler was much better than anything on the C64 at the time :P
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greggman
11y ago
This is not true. A simple search shows AirAsia, Singapore Air, China Eastern, Vietnam Air, all flying out of Haneda. https://www.google.com/flights/?hl=en_GB#search;f=HND;t=SIN;... Switch destination to LAX I see Delt
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greggman
11y ago
I don't know how Electron is engineered other than that it's based on Chromium. I know that Atom which runs in Electron has access to all your files where as Chromium does not. Does Alloy have the same security as Chromium or is i
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greggman
11y ago
It's a little disappointing they didn't bring up the fact that Hatsune Miku's songs are created by the fans. Anyone who wants to make a song just buys the software makes a song and posts it to Youtube or NicoNicoDouga and if
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greggman
11y ago
WAT? UnityScript is not an implementation of ES AFAICT. It's entirely made up by Unity and has almost nothing in common with JavaScript/EMCAScript
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greggman
11y ago
How is that any more secure? Are you sure every native app on your phone isn't sending the correct network packets to your router to reconfigure it? Seems like in either case all you need is a password to protect either in a secure eno
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greggman
11y ago
Actually I have the opposite experience. I need to use my routers at events for all kinds of situations. If the router uses html I can configure it regardless of os and having to go find an app. I also often use the router without internet
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greggman
11y ago
You say that but have you actually experienced it? That's my point. I never thought the USA was an unsafe place. Until spent 7 years in Japan and 6 months in SG. Before I lived in those places I would have had your opinion. Now that I
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greggman
11y ago
Here's the specific issue https://getsatisfaction.com/newsblur/topics/unread_items_are...
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greggman
11y ago
I'm a newsblur user but it is in no way a placement for reader. For one newsblur will only track the last 30 days of posts (or is it 30 news posts). So for example in reader I might add site like Unity's blog. Reader would show th
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greggman
11y ago
Have you actually lived in Singapore? I don't know where you're from. I'm from the USA. And while I don't like everything SG does, having lived there I see trade offs. In the USA I get freedom of speech (+). In exchange
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greggman
11y ago
iOS users don't have a choice in browsers. Did you read the original article? This isn't about public websites. It's about private websites for home users (mom, dad, sis, bro) but that now need certs because they have to serv
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greggman
11y ago
And your visitors? Chrome for example makes a user jump through hoops to visit a site with a self signed cert. Safari requires the cert to be installed on the user's machine before it allows secure websockets
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CAs now get to decide who’s on the Internet
(games.greggman.com)
3 points
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greggman
11y ago
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greggman
11y ago
Run it through emscripten, put it on the Archive for C64 games like they have for dos games?
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greggman
11y ago
Wasn't that Google Wave?
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greggman
11y ago
I solve that by ruthlessly unfollowing people. Just briefly met at some random event and have't talked to you since? Unfollowed. Friend-ish I haven't seen in 4 years? Unfollowed (unless you're really close). Friend who posts
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greggman
11y ago
What about a flywheel? Probably a net negative. What about a motor with no battery. You pedal to power it? Just wondering what the limit of "human powered" is
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greggman
11y ago
they did.
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Namecheap Is Incompatible with Google Apps for Domains
(superuser.com)
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greggman
11y ago
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greggman
11y ago
Reparations or not this ep of This American Life gave me a new perspective on some of the related issues http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/512/h...
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greggman
11y ago
~10sq feet in resolution Seems like that should be in the first 3 lines of the description, not near the end of the FAQ. Very cool project.
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greggman
11y ago
We can't! (or I can't)
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greggman
11y ago
The thought the latest theory was the entire earth was engulfed in flames from the impact and killed almost everything except stuff underground / underwater http://www.radiolab.org/story/dinopocalypse/
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