jackolas

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by jackolas 16y ago
I think Firefox's JetPack labs initiative might be close to that. https://jetpack.mozillalabs.com/
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by jackolas 16y ago
No voting? Seems like an odd omission or is it a cross-domain issue?
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by jackolas 16y ago
I'd assume one could use a DNS like resolver for named addresses considering bitcoin allows IP addresses...
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by jackolas 16y ago
I assume you can't read out data without the user clicking on a browser styled "choose" button.
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by jackolas 16y ago
The companies killed that city though. Putting factories right outside the city lines...
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by jackolas 16y ago
Though getting it into Forbes is quite brilliant especially if it all revolves around a real person.
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by jackolas 16y ago
HTTP is being replaced. http://www.chromium.org/spdy
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by jackolas 16y ago
Yeah, Notifio + a client. http://blog.notifo.com/hacker-news-and-notifo http://notifo.com/hackernews
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by jackolas 16y ago
I like this graphic but why is the "carrying capacity" meme relevant?
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by jackolas 16y ago
Send it to the guy doing Lunettes. https://github.com/pdherbemont/Glasses/
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by jackolas 16y ago
Most git actions don't need a deep understanding of Git nor a full GUI to function. I think git gui and gitx probably are enough to get a designer going.
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by jackolas 16y ago
Or we swear in comments not commits :D
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by jackolas 16y ago
But the interesting issue here is that those who write interesting commentary may not be good at discerning good quality. (according to whatever standard we're holding)
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by jackolas 16y ago
I want to know if someone actually stops drinking being in there. I mean if they viscerally feel death and don't actually wish it...
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by jackolas 16y ago
To be honest, I'd license my work in another license for someone other than the GPL if they asked me. I just don't like the idea of granting everyone the rights the BSD license allows for without at least asking first.
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by jackolas 16y ago
Which is why its been fairly successful.
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by jackolas 16y ago
Its just veiled racism. They're very related. Nationalism always has been a violent ideology so its fairly understandable to translate physical violence into ideological to become "civil."
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by jackolas 16y ago
The swiss have frozen his assets: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/02/11/us-swiss-mubarak-i... I'm glad to see this, its the first step to sending him to the Hague.
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by jackolas 16y ago
It was shocking to see republicans switching votes in the final minutes, I was surprised no one could mention on CSPAN if the remaining 10 congresspeople were gone...
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by jackolas 16y ago
Just get it signed, twitter's verified accounts are kind of like this but without any key exchanging involved. Verification is easy compared to getting people to use PKI stuff.
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by jackolas 16y ago
Unearned income is not lost money. I stopped reading right there.
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by jackolas 16y ago
right hand meet left hand.
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by jackolas 16y ago
People love numeric karma. If you can find a nice way to do without making human interaction "cheapened" please do.
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by jackolas 16y ago
openDNS has little to do with actual NIC stuff. See openNIC for actual alternative root stuff.
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by jackolas 16y ago
I'm not sure that understanding color as we experience it is required to be a good artist, but it might help the more engineer-ish of us.
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by jackolas 16y ago
Tinychat was having some issues with the google talk video plugin recently. I think something must have changed about video and flash recently...
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by jackolas 16y ago
Whats wrong with it? Most projects that use it have used it for ages...
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by jackolas 16y ago
http://www.janrain.com/products/engage Looks like they renamed it... seems proprietary?
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by jackolas 16y ago
It seems really encumbered, lots of logging, restrictive license... I mean it seems nice but theres no guarantee its going to be around.
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by jackolas 16y ago
I don't get why they weren't done just emulating podcasts, i.e. have an enclosure and extra metadata... This seems to be an easy problem.

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