kalmi10

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by kalmi10 15y ago
I know a homeless person who says that he would not work for less than x money/day, where x is more than what the average person earns here in Hungary. (He used to earn a lot. He used to be a baker.)
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by kalmi10 15y ago
Based on the title I expected some html5 magic for converting binary files into html in the browser.
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by kalmi10 15y ago
They actually say that they will hand over anything to the feds: "New TOS: Compliance with Laws and Law Enforcement Requests; Protection of Dropbox’s Rights. We may disclose to parties outside Dropbox files stored in your Dropbox and inform
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by kalmi10 15y ago
Google removed offline support from google docs last year, but they are bringing it back now.
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by kalmi10 15y ago
Dropbox depends on being able to deduplicate your data. If they can't decrypt it, they can't deduplicate it. If they couldn't deduplicate it, the costs would be higher. Higher costs => higher prices
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by kalmi10 15y ago
I use compiz to take screenshots. No, seriously! The built-in screenshot plugin is great for quickly taking screenshot of regions. Heck, I even set it up in a way that it saves the screenshots to a subfolder in my Dropbox's Public folder wi
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by kalmi10 16y ago
Vanilla != Flow Flow is a fork(?) of ChromeOS created by Hexxeh which runs on most PCs. Vanilla only supports the hardware Google officially supports. Unfortunately Hexxeh abandoned Flow after it turned out to be too tedious and unrewardnig
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by kalmi10 16y ago
If it requires a mental leap, then you are doing/teaching it wrong. Every large leap is just a bunch of small leaps.
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by kalmi10 16y ago
This site would actually look pretty good on an iphone, because the lines are short. (They actually have a mobile version of the site.) It sucks big time when a site uses small fonts, and the iphone cannot reflow it.
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by kalmi10 16y ago
You are getting out of scope. A hacker breaking into a bank's data center is not at all releated to the discussion at hand.
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by kalmi10 16y ago
I don't think that the security model would let you do this.
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by kalmi10 16y ago
Not on Windows...
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by kalmi10 16y ago
Python doesn't actually "compile" the code on each run. It only "recompiles" when something changes.
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by kalmi10 16y ago
Facebook started Facebook Puzzles long time ago. http://www.facebook.com/careers/puzzles.php Facebook's Hackation has very little to do with these challenges. Btw why was Hackation a failure?
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by kalmi10 16y ago
I believe that that problem could be mitigated by some kind of a reputation system. I am not saying that it is a simple problem, it should be given a lot more thought.
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by kalmi10 16y ago
It is a bootable livecd and an autorun wubi cd at the same time.
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by kalmi10 17y ago
"Bill! Bill! Are you there?" "Yeah, George. What's the matter?" "Thank God! I thought you might have left." The rear cockpit of the SR-71 has no forward visibility--only a small window on each side--and George couldn't see me. A
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by kalmi10 17y ago
Make "high-speed replay" more speedy. Having to watch for 30 lines for 3 minutes is a bit boring... (or at least add on option to speed it up) This is not going get you "critical mass", but it might help a bit.