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Survey of Fast Compression Algorithms (Part 1) by Richard Sim(altdevblogaday.org)
15 points by jstedfast 15y ago|0 comments
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by jstedfast 15y ago
How does that prove he's an anti-Google "shill", exactly?
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by jstedfast 15y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florian_Mueller According to Wikipedia: "In 2004, Müller received the support of corporate sponsors 1&1, Red Hat and MySQL for launching NoSoftwarePatents.com, which opposed the European Commission's propo
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by jstedfast 15y ago
unfortunately, it's not "potentially" it's "it does", the courts ruled in favor of it being an infringement.
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Novell's Moonlight shines on Google Android(computerworld.com)
1 points by jstedfast 15y ago|0 comments
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by jstedfast 16y ago
Well, if that's the case (Netflix taking advantage of the DRM built into the phones), then there's no reason Moonlight for Android can't take advantage of that, too. Also, Microsoft has licensed their DRM for Linux on embedded devices in
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by jstedfast 16y ago
Nope, I work for Novell on Moonlight. The Telerik guys do seem like pretty cool guys, though. I've emailed back and forth with one or two of them to try and debug Telerik controls running on Moonlight.
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by jstedfast 16y ago
Well, yes and no. From what I understand, Microsoft has been willing in the past to license their PlayReady DRM for use in embedded devices (which phones are). Will they be willing to license for Moonlight on Android? Who knows, but it's no
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by jstedfast 16y ago
Microsoft announced Silverlight 5 beta at Mix11, so not as dead as you'd like to think it seems. Silverlight is still also very heavily used for intranet apps (which is where http://www.telerik.com/ makes their money on Silverlight contro
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Moonlight on Android(jeffreystedfast.blogspot.com)
18 points by jstedfast 16y ago|22 comments
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by jstedfast 16y ago
just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they are after you, either. The only point Roy seems to have is that he hates Mono and is jealous that he isn't respected by anyone in the community while Mono developers are.
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by jstedfast 16y ago
Try taking a look at this guy's submissions over the past few days... He's waging a smear campaign against Mono.
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by jstedfast 16y ago
Don't quote me on this, but I thought it was because IE9 made heavy use of Direct2D from DirectX10 or 11 or some such which XP doesn't have access to. Firefox 4 uses the same Direct2D stuff but has a software fallback. It could be argued th
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by jstedfast 16y ago
Perhaps, but as the parent post had stated: the changes to JQuery were to get rid of workarounds for past versions of IE. If Microsoft kept bug-for-bug compatible with older versions of IE, they'd be lambasted for that. Now you're lambastin
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by jstedfast 16y ago
Just because there are far more Windows users than Linux users (not that that has ANYTHING to do with this, lots of Windows users use Firefox for example) doesn't mean the minority group won't be able to massively upvote something out of co
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by jstedfast 16y ago
Don't forget Wii games and PS3 games ;-)
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by jstedfast 16y ago
This problem is a bug in the Android kernel on Galaxy S phones, not a bug in Skype. Firefox is broken on Galaxy S for the same reason. Same with most native apps. GNU Telephony won't fare any better.