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by jedahan 12y ago
the ethernet chip seems to just be the 4 usb-port version instead of the 2 usb-port version.
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by jedahan 12y ago
Much better port layout. Glad to hear audio is improved. Not sure what projects needed more pins but not complaining. Wish USB/Ethernet didn't share a bus, but I never actually ran into that being an issue yet.
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by jedahan 12y ago
They are definitely throwing stuff against the wall to see what sticks. It's the developers in the room that will turn things android can now do to stuff people may actually want to do. Personally I prefer when google shows weak propos
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by jedahan 12y ago
Why compare it to a pi if the price is 2.5x the pi - its a different class of device. Hey check out this Radxa alternative that has a built-in FPGA, dual nic, and is even faster! http://www.crowdsupply.com/kosagi/novena
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by jedahan 12y ago
Looks cool, but why translate to native UI elements at run-time as opposed to compile-time? Does it help with debugging? Forgive my ignorance as I have not used Xamarin.
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by jedahan 12y ago
i) They can claim what they want, and even if there is no way it would hold up in court, can still discourage people from using what they do have the right to use. Does anyone know where we can lookup all the legal cases the Met has been in
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by jedahan 12y ago
s/web-<WHATEVER>/original/g
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by jedahan 12y ago
Yep. There is a very strong cognitive dissonance within the museum, which has 2500 employees, many of whom have yet to understand the hypocracy. They believe they are serving the public by not sharing images, in a backwards sort of way.
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by jedahan 12y ago
jeez i need my eyes checked, thanks for pointing it out!
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by jedahan 12y ago
hmm, I switched to using the word replace, is that better grammar?
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by jedahan 12y ago
They do limit the quality of images. If you want to see the highest resolution image, take any of the image urls and replace 'web-<WHATEVER>' with 'web-original'. This is a small step in showing they are trying to
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by jedahan 12y ago
I wrote a very small API that scrapes the metropolitan museum's collections pages to get info - pull requests / issues / feature requests welcome. I had to rush rewrite it last weekend as they had completely redone the collec
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by jedahan 12y ago
I'm in for one (laptop version), but wondering just how close one could get off-the-shelf. If you had $1999 to build your own version of the novena, thats as portable/powerful/free as you can make it, what could you make? min
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by jedahan 13y ago
OpenFrameworks tags the low hanging fruit issues as 'bitesize'. :)
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by jedahan 13y ago
An extra space at the end of the email address field errors out with 'please provide a valid email address'. Could you trim that field before validating?
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by jedahan 13y ago
I want this
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by jedahan 13y ago
I really like the way a lot of the plugins are accompanied by gifs. Excellent way to see what the plugin does immediately.
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by jedahan 13y ago
I get around 50 emails a day, and hover around inbox 40 Removing all filters and categorization has helped me reach this number, and forced a few habits and mindset changes: 1: I aggressively unsubscribe from mailing lists. If you have to m
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by jedahan 13y ago
Barnes and Noble nook / Kindle paperwhite is ~$120. Those two manufacturers make way more than the expected $120 on content sales. I scoffed at the initial price too but it actually is competitive. Of course, the older Nook was $80, an
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by jedahan 13y ago
I work for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and this would be perfect for multilingual labels, and a few other things. This is exactly what I needed - I've been experimenting with rooting Nooks and making epub's for applications (w
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by jedahan 13y ago
And already you can bypass the cloud for data: http://docs.spark.io/#/examples/local-communication
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by jedahan 13y ago
You can connect to the core without it going through the spark cloud, as documented on their website. http://docs.spark.io/#/examples/local-communication Eventually they promised to open source their entire cloud
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by jedahan 13y ago
Ouya has worked great for me and my friends, who play it pretty much anytime there are more than 2 of us hanging around.
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by jedahan 13y ago
Same here, and I have found http://www.sleeplikethedead.com to be an excellent resource for researching mattresses.
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by jedahan 13y ago
why not just actually put your laptop in a lockbox like that?
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by jedahan 13y ago
The school for poetic computation ( http://sfpc.io ) is using hackpad to document our work. Its lightweight enough that people actually use it and the search is good. I also really like the fact that recently edited pads go up top
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by jedahan 13y ago
Yeah, and it gets even weirder when you start learning about representations of 3d art. Photos of non-flat art do renew that copyright right? But what precedent exists re: 3D scans of objects in a collection? We share what we can, which rig
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by jedahan 13y ago
My understanding is hazy, but is it possible that the particular photos taken of objects that are three dimensional could not be under public domain as there was artistic decisions made in capturing the object? A photograph of a painting, m
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by jedahan 13y ago
And if you want an api to the met museums art... I made http://scrapi.org . Full disclosure: I work there.
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by jedahan 13y ago
Probably not easy to cast aluminum to look like crumpled paper. Probably takes as much time and effort as a week working on a web app.

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