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by icefox 15y ago
On the website "Activity sensors Nest's activity sensors have a 150° wide-angle view so Nest knows when to set itself to Auto-Away." At $249 though it needs to make some sort of sell that I can recoup more than those costs.
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by icefox 15y ago
Found the link: http://www.mcetech.com/optibay/
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by icefox 15y ago
There is a kit so you can pull out my optical drive, put it in an external usb enclosure and put in another HD in your macbook pro.
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by icefox 15y ago
Another bit of cool Qt news slipping under the rader is that Qt will be included in the BlackBerry qnx native NDK. http://blackberry.github.com/ndk/components.html#qt
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Qt included in the BlackBerry native NDK(blackberry.github.com)
3 points by icefox 15y ago|0 comments
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by icefox 15y ago
Same thoughts here, it might make low budget special effects possible?
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by icefox 15y ago
I have a long laundry list of issues, but it really came down to: Every few months I ended up spending a whole day fixing the server for one reason or another. I wasn't expecting the server to go down so much. Gitolite is a excellent coun
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by icefox 15y ago
He could have summed up the entire thing with "I was lucky"
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by icefox 15y ago
Nitpick: Well I would say precommit hooks interact with git and not githaven.
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by icefox 15y ago
What would you like? I can change it.
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by icefox 15y ago
I started to get involved with the Git Servers at work (Not the primary admins or anything, just helping them not make the wrong choices <cough>gitorious</cough>). After that legal said if I do any GitHaven stuff on my own
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by icefox 15y ago
http://git.meyerhome.net:8080/ is my little arm box that is running it that you can at least check it out (warning: it is just a low end arm dev board, it probably will go down). I let GitHaven.com elapse when I realized I wouldn't be a
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by icefox 15y ago
My work legal department decided it was a conflict of interest (we use Git) and forbid me from working on it anymore.* So I open sourced it in the hopes that others besides just me (I run it at home) could find some value and maybe they wo
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GitHaven, an open source clone of GitHub(github.com)
60 points by icefox 15y ago|30 comments
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by icefox 15y ago
Same here on google code. I have used it on multiple occasions to find out how users are using a class or API to get a feel for what API was actually used for. Not to mention when learning a new API having the ability to see real world us
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by icefox 15y ago
Any new platform API's to go with this?
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by icefox 15y ago
If I search for 'clojure' none of the links have Clojure in them. Does it only search for location or can you search for keywords?
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by icefox 15y ago
It is too bad they didn't bond the two ethernet links. Reading through I didn't see a mention of what the other ethernet link was used for. That should have given them a jump in speed.
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by icefox 15y ago
Hmm could you do anything interesting by making the hollowed out section a vacuum?
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by icefox 15y ago
Hmm interesting idea. If anyone is interested in guest blogging on a blog with such "high traffic" shoot me an email. Or I could spin up an ideaplanet (like http://planetqt.org/ ) to aggregate blogs of such caliber.
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by icefox 15y ago
It could be as simple as 95% of people expected some sort of reward for blogging. This could be ads from traffic, comments saying how smart you are or just tons of hits to stroke your ego. I have a half dozen blogs for different things, my
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by icefox 15y ago
I really hope this works out because I really want to play around with some programmable memristers and this would help make them cheap.
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by icefox 15y ago
On Oct 4, 2011, at 11:53 AM, Dan Gohman wrote: > In this email, I argue that LLVM IR is a poor system for building a > Platform, by which I mean any system where LLVM IR would be a > format in which programs are stored or transm
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by icefox 15y ago
I assume you mean "I don't see why it wont run well". For what it is worth if Qt is showing up on the screen there is a an extremely good chance you can already run Arora or the demo browser (and if Qt is compiled the demo browser binary p
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by icefox 15y ago
I wonder how well standard Qt apps do, in particular running the QtWebKit demo browser. Good enough to take the time to make a 10 foot browser UI?
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by icefox 15y ago
Not to mention that in Norway gas is pretty much double what it is in the US probably $6/7 a gallon right now.
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by icefox 15y ago
Don't forget that C# guys are usually Microsoft bred. Windows guys (in general) just can't seem to grok any other OS or command line tools while non-Windows guys can do ok in Windows (but they complain a lot about not being as productive a
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by icefox 15y ago
Looking at the code one way to speed up the total site load time would be to have the main page be static and completely cachable. onload have it fetch a list of articles and populate the main page. This way it would fetch the articles an
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by icefox 15y ago
Private browsing I don't think is even the correct solution to the problem. Users that use private browsing don't want others that use their computer to see what they have done. Illusions that they are hidden from servers with most browse
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by icefox 15y ago
Given that it does go to YC it makes even more sense to have it be the YC site icon so if the YC guys ever change that logo/icon HN would automatically get it. Then again a lot of mobile browser don't fetch the site icon so couldn't it jus

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