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by itry 14y ago
Its beautiful to see the "check if number is a prime" regex as a diagram: ^1?$|^(11+?)\1+$ I noticed two glitches: 1) It gives me the same output image for these two different regexes: ^[a-x]*yo$ ^[a-x]+yo$ 2) It gives
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by itry 14y ago
> Does that make sense? Honestly, it sounds overly complicated and I still dont understand the basic principle. Why not just put a music player program on my computer that streams the song into my existing network and have speakers that
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by itry 14y ago
I read about Sonos a couple of times, but never understood what it is about. Now I did it again. Same result. I dont get it. When I buy the Play:5 - what do I get? Where will I put my mp3s? Can they stay on my Linux box? Do I have to transf
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by itry 14y ago
Squeezebox is not perfectly synchronized?
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by itry 14y ago
Synchronizing the clients is the hard part.
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by itry 14y ago
Are there any good wireless ones?
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by itry 14y ago
Seems not to support synchronization of multiple clients.
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by itry 14y ago
Wow, I never heard about squeezebox. Sounds very good! I only want the server to be my linux box. The clients can be whatever. I will probably try both: build my own clients with softsqueeze and order some squeezebox radios as clients and s
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by itry 14y ago
Is there a way to stream music from a Linux machine to multiple destinations? Currently I have a notebook with Mint connected to my stereo system for all my music needs. It works nice. I would love to have the music play in multiple rooms s
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DoorBot(secure.christiestreet.com)
1 points by itry 14y ago|0 comments
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by itry 14y ago
Have you read the article you link to? It explicitely says that you can NOT arbitrarily reject users. ("ein Hausverbot nicht willkürlich ausgeübt werden dürfe") The bans by Heise where not arbitrarily.
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by itry 14y ago
> What's the best he can hope for? He can simply continue his project in any way he likes. He doesnt need a facebook account to do so. If he likes, he could also sue facebook for access. But as I said in another comment, I dont know US
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by itry 14y ago
Im not sure about the law in the USA, but in Germany I would beg to differ. Here, if you run a service, you do NOT have the right to arbitrarily reject users. The bigger your userbase is, the less you have that right. So as long as the deve
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by itry 14y ago
Not true. Big companies do not always win just because they are big. I wonder in what kind of world you live. When somebody has more money then you, you bow down no matter what he wants from you? Common. A bit more courage!
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Ask HN: Could you pass a turing test in a foreign language?
1 points by itry 14y ago|2 comments
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by itry 14y ago
> Enterprise IT wants something similar to the iPad, for even cheaper. Nexus?
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Ask HN: Where is the Microsoft Surface?
1 points by itry 14y ago|1 comments
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by itry 14y ago
If a non-jailbroken phone is secure, then how is it possible to jailbreak it?
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Does HN have caching issues?
1 points by itry 14y ago|0 comments
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by itry 14y ago
Looks like on Samsung devices, every app has full r/w memory acess via /dev/exynos-mem I wonder two things: 1) if this is Samsung only or if its an Android issue. 2) If and how this can bee used to become root. TFA says "The good news is we
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Samsung Phones: Every app has full memory access(forum.xda-developers.com)
87 points by itry 14y ago|49 comments
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by itry 14y ago
I find this spyware by default as wrong as Stallman. I dont want my machine to send anything anywhere without me explicitly telling it to do so. What I find even more frightening is Mark Shuttelworths view of this: http://www.markshuttlewo
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by itry 14y ago
Not that I know of. If I have to do this, then please see the "additional software" part of my post.
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by itry 14y ago
For the PDFs, see my reply to snprbob86. For the pictures, see the "install software" part of my post.
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by itry 14y ago
I dont see "open in iBooks". I have an ipad2. Does it have this?
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by itry 14y ago
The big questionmark I see with Apple is: They artificially reduce the usefulness of their products. Can this strategy work out in the long run? They market themselfes as uber-user-friendly. But thats not the feeling I get from their device
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by itry 14y ago
"what are the hard limits and challenges of just prodding through (faster and faster as tech goes forward) combinations until success?" According to current theory of physics, every computation needs at least a certain amount of energy. So
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by itry 14y ago
You dont have to be at home when stuff arrives.
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by itry 14y ago
You can execute it on the command line like this: php -r 'while (1) echo rand (0,1) ? "╱" : "╲";'
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by itry 14y ago
PHP: while (1) echo rand (0,1) ? "╱" : "╲";

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