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by jgrowl 12y ago
I saw this a while back and then forgot to go back and check it out. This looks interesting. Thanks for posting.
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by jgrowl 12y ago
Yeah, I don't think that it is boil the ocean difficult but there is definitely some complexity there. I have been working on a scala WebRTC server, but I am not sure if it would really work at a large scale Here was my basic approach:
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by jgrowl 12y ago
Thought I'd mention jitsi ( https://jitsi.org ) since it seems to aim to do what you are wanting. I am not sure how many connections it practically supports currently though.
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by jgrowl 12y ago
I can't speak with any real authority here but... WebRTC requires the two end points of the connection swap information for networking and things like what codecs they support. I don't believe the MediaStreams between a->b and
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by jgrowl 12y ago
I use pass - http://www.passwordstore.org/
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by jgrowl 12y ago
My guess is that Linus doesn't care about large binary files.
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by jgrowl 12y ago
Virtualbox/vmware and java apps/IDEs probably.
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by jgrowl 12y ago
So if we could cause mars to heat up, would oceans form or would it start to evaporate into space?
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by jgrowl 12y ago
People that aren't tech savvy and won't understand how to configure their browser are exactly the reason why DNT should be default. Sites that ignore DNT should be blacklisted.
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by jgrowl 12y ago
The one thing I've noticed on ansible-galaxy is that there are a lot of overlapping roles. It's so easy to create a new playbook that it seems like instead of people working together, they just create a new project. Often there ar
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by jgrowl 12y ago
The NSA essentially had a recruiting office on campus at the University of Kentucky. Even being Pre-Snowden, I remember everyone having a general feeling that the NSA was probably doing bad things, yet a lot of people still went to intervie
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by jgrowl 12y ago
You still have to make the effort to scan it though, right?
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by jgrowl 12y ago
Well how about automatically compiling a grocery list of things you need for you... and a web interface that has a one click order for each item you need restocked?
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by jgrowl 12y ago
Clearly we just need cochlear implants so that we can turn off hearing went we need quiet. XD
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by jgrowl 12y ago
I still really believe that the big cable companies would be so much better if their internal systems weren't so broken. The problem is that They bought up so many small companies and have never completely integrated their processes an
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by jgrowl 12y ago
For posterity's sake... I kept having bad issues with the wifi. The problem seemed to get worse after the computer went to sleep. It would take websites a long time to load and drop out completely sometimes. I ended up getting a new r
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by jgrowl 12y ago
I am probably working with smaller code-bases than you, but I've never had this problem with auto-completion causing intellij to hang on my mba. I'm pretty sure it is a 2011 model too. shrug
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by jgrowl 12y ago
I'm still fuzzy on this also, but it sounded like it would fill a very similar role as kubernetes except that they are claiming superior performance.
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by jgrowl 12y ago
I'm right there with you. It feels like the beginning of skynet
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by jgrowl 12y ago
I was wondering how this would compete with docker swarm. Is my understanding right that docker swarm basically lets you run an agent on individual docker hosts whereas triton will let you run a single virtual docker host?
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by jgrowl 12y ago
Routers that don't even have the option to turn WPS off make me sad (without dd-wrt, tomato, etc).
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by jgrowl 12y ago
It makes me chuckle thinking about machine intelligence being able to solve a captcha when humans can't. I get a mental image of a future where computers try to keep us pesky humans out of their websites.
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by jgrowl 12y ago
That's exactly what I was seeing. If I take the laptop out of the room with the router I start instantly having trouble. Just being one room away, sometimes I can't connect at all. Even sitting right next to the router, my bars ar
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by jgrowl 12y ago
Awesome, I'll check it out. Thanks!
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by jgrowl 12y ago
I actually tried getting a screen cover but I totally failed trying to put it on. Still though, I was able to tell it didn't really help the glare at all. I just threw it in the trash :(
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by jgrowl 12y ago
I never use those keys personally. I guess because I use vi bindings wherever possible.
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by jgrowl 12y ago
Why do people use a second windows button? I've never understood how it is useful.
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by jgrowl 12y ago
I received mine a couple of weeks ago and have been pretty happy so far. Everything worked out of the box in ubuntu (camera, multimedia keys, trackpad, touchscreen, bluetooth, wifi, etc). My only complaints are: - The Glossy monitor is incr
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by jgrowl 12y ago
I received mine a couple of weeks ago and have been pretty happy so far. Everything worked out of the box in ubuntu (camera, multimedia keys, trackpad, touchscreen, bluetooth, wifi, etc). My only complaints are: - The Glossy monitor is incr
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Dell Precision M3800 Linux Laptop Review(networkworld.com)
2 points by jgrowl 12y ago|1 comments

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