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by kudu 12y ago
In this case, linking to the WSJ article wasn't helpful or advisable, and isn't in the best interest of readers. First of all, it's paywalled, and requires a Google search as a workaround, and not every reader is aware of tha
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by kudu 12y ago
Just wondering, what distro are you using? Did you set up XBMC on Raspbian yourself or are you using something pre-packaged like OpenELEC or Raspbmc?
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by kudu 12y ago
Firefox did add tab casting for the Chromecast to its Android version ( https://plus.google.com/+LucasRocha/posts/AJtJ3faZXtJ ). I'm basically in the same situation as you. I already have Raspbmc set up on my R
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Using Redis as a LRU cache: Don't do it (2013)(couyon.net)
1 points by kudu 12y ago|0 comments
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by kudu 12y ago
Nice, but I wish there were some other Android devices to show off (HTC One (M8)?).
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XBMC Is Getting a New Name – Introducing Kodi 14(xbmc.org)
10 points by kudu 12y ago|0 comments
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by kudu 12y ago
"We don't do this because it's too inflexible. [...] In others the subtitle makes a better title. But the fact that a title field is editable doesn't make it comment." The original title of the post wasn't a co
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by kudu 12y ago
FYI, the original title was "Josh Bloch Fights a LIDAR Speeding Ticket (with Science)". Whereas that title gave information about the intention and action of the author (fighting a ticket), the updated title is relatively bland an
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by kudu 12y ago
Why do HN mods keep changing the title from meaningful ones, which make the reader interested in the content, to generic, vague ones? You'll see that there's definitely a correlation between the moment that HN mods change the titl
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by kudu 12y ago
How is that even legal? It seems like it would infringe on the requirement of due process anywhere in the world.
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by kudu 12y ago
Sure: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3645854520 Edit: Ran another test on your site and got 61.4 Mbps. It might have been an issue on my end, not too sure. Great work! Edit 2: Ran yours once again and got 31 Mbps.
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by kudu 12y ago
Seems nice, although I have a 60Mbps line at home, and am only getting 30-40 Mbps on the speed test.
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On Inventing Chromebook (2012)(blog.jeff-nelson.com)
3 points by kudu 12y ago|0 comments
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Samsung factory robbed at gunpoint, $36 million in devices stolen(9to5google.com)
1 points by kudu 12y ago|0 comments
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by kudu 12y ago
Yeah, it's the nicest one I've seen by far. HackerWeb is a not-so-close second.
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YouTube, following Netflix, is now publicly shaming ISPs for slow video(qz.com)
13 points by kudu 12y ago|0 comments
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by kudu 12y ago
Why Mate instead of a modern, extendable DE such as GNOME 3?
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Dropcam CEO's Beef with Brogramming, Late Nights, and Free Dinners (2013)(xconomy.com)
3 points by kudu 12y ago|0 comments
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by kudu 12y ago
This article makes it sound like Twitter invented a whole new optimization, when they really just recycled a concept already in use by gfycat ( http://www.gfycat.com/ ) and MediaCrush ( https://mediacru.sh/ ).
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by kudu 12y ago
> The problem, of course, is that Google seems to have that segment wrapped up. No, there's still place for a great, cheap phone that's aimed at the consumer market rather than the geeks or the developers who usually buy Nexus
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Flynn Container Independence(flynn.io)
8 points by kudu 12y ago|1 comments
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Porn viewing linked to less grey matter in brain(theguardian.com)
1 points by kudu 12y ago|0 comments
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by kudu 12y ago
This is obviously geared more toward SPAs which act on APIs.
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by kudu 12y ago
This looks pretty cool! I'll be sure to give it a try. It's a shame that there's no support for Ember though.
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by kudu 12y ago
If you need to load this from a CDN, it's available through Brick ( http://brick.im/ ).
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The Wirecutter: the best technology to buy based on research and testing(thewirecutter.com)
2 points by kudu 12y ago|1 comments
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by kudu 12y ago
That doesn't really check out. Surely, if they were forum-shopping, they would have brought it in the Eastern District, which has a 57.5% success rate, instead of the Northern District, which has a 40.6% success rate. (The national ave
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The other fast lane: Comcast built a last-mile CDN to charge for video delivery(arstechnica.com)
2 points by kudu 12y ago|0 comments
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by kudu 12y ago
I don't understand this "trend" of posting the entire S-1 document that a small portion of people are going to read in full. I'd much prefer to read a news article rather than trying to skim through it all.
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Nexus 5: does it really run stock Android?(pcpro.co.uk)
1 points by kudu 12y ago|1 comments

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