kallus

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by kallus 9y ago
What is that big bright area, with some very bright spots, in Russia? North of Kazakhstan.
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DOS Emulation [collection of 1,350+ DOS scene productions in the browser](defacto2.wordpress.com)
2 points by kallus 11y ago|0 comments
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by kallus 11y ago
I think this is interesting from a legal perspective, and quite impressive.
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Youtubify, a Spotify clone with YouTube as back end(youtubify.vebto.com)
8 points by kallus 11y ago|6 comments
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by kallus 11y ago
How does it work when an open source project is acquired? What's the benefit for RH compared to just forking the project? I guess the choice of license can get really important in this situation? Are there any old decisions by the foun
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The Libraries of Babel, Mendel and Turing(haggstrom.blogspot.com)
15 points by kallus 11y ago|0 comments
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Lollipop lock screen needs an option to skip the new swipe step(code.google.com)
1 points by kallus 12y ago|0 comments
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Privacy Levels(tbray.org)
4 points by kallus 12y ago|0 comments
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Pervasive Monitoring Is an Attack(rfc-editor.org)
11 points by kallus 12y ago|0 comments
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Pervasive Monitoring Is an Attack(tbray.org)
250 points by kallus 12y ago|27 comments
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Blackboard system(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by kallus 13y ago|0 comments
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by kallus 14y ago
> Isn't the reason you use that service (waste less time here) specifically to avoid getting drawn into the discussions? Serious question! :-) No, not really. There is usually ~1 article each day where I get interested in reading the di
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by kallus 14y ago
Thanks for the tip! I personally use http://www.daemonology.net/hn-daily/ , an automated feed of the ten new articles with most points. Since it comes once a day, it helps me spend much less time here, just look it through in the morning a
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by kallus 14y ago
The argument is usually not that "bits can't be stolen" but that "copying is not theft". If people broke into RIAA's servers and removed their data, I think most pirates would agree that it's comparable to theft.
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by kallus 14y ago
That is an erroneous comparison. Regarding our own bits, it is the right to access information that we store on devices that we own or rent. Regarding "RIAA's bits" it is our right to copy information that was made publicly available. Regar
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by kallus 14y ago
Edward Tufte was already mentioned and his books contains some really good examples http://www.amazon.co.uk/Visual-Display-Quantitative-Informat... I'd say, yes numerical is often just as good, but not always. Also, in my opinion, whether
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Geary, A lightweight email program designed around conversations(yorba.org)
3 points by kallus 14y ago|0 comments
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Peter Sunde's request for clemency [Google translate](translate.google.com)
44 points by kallus 14y ago|18 comments
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by kallus 15y ago
Doesn't one learn faster by typing words instead of random letters?
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Internal design project from Microsoft Research mistakenly published to the web(socl.com)
1 points by kallus 15y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft May Be Getting Into Social Networking(technewsworld.com)
1 points by kallus 15y ago|0 comments
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by kallus 15y ago
> When encouraging people to follow their dreams, shouldn't there be a concomitant reminder that employers deserve some consideration, too? No, there should be a clause in the contract specifying a mutual minimal time of notice for endi
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How Ben applied for a job at Twitter, using Twitter. #HireBen(storify.com)
9 points by kallus 15y ago|1 comments
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Betabeat – News, Gossip and Intel From the New York Tech Scene(betabeat.com)
1 points by kallus 16y ago|0 comments
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OOP vs Haskell type classes(haskell.org)
4 points by kallus 16y ago|0 comments