kzahel

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by kzahel 13y ago
You already can, just load up a crosh window and enter your chroot. Take your pick of vim or emacs or whatever other console editor. Or, if you're enterprising, you can run a window manager on the same X display and use any GUI editor,
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Setting the Record Straight: My Experience at an Urban Charter School(infinigons.blogspot.com)
1 points by kzahel 13y ago|0 comments
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by kzahel 13y ago
So this is a "thin" client? I assume it doesn't bootstrap the whole blockchain, but uses a central server to get up to date? How similar is this to Electrum?
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by kzahel 13y ago
I wonder if it will become illegal to change my user agent someday.
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by kzahel 13y ago
That sounds like an interesting use case, to have a browser API whereby an extension can disable other extensions from having access to certain domains. Perhaps you should submit a proposal and/or start a discussion on the appropriate
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by kzahel 13y ago
That's pretty dirty. If you have no legitimate claim to a trademark, just buy an existing slightly related trademark and use that!
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by kzahel 13y ago
I prefer for loops because they have easier to read and debug exception stack traces. And typing for(i=;...) is calming for me.
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by kzahel 13y ago
Agreed, this is a great reference and high level low level overview. Having though of doing the exact same thing, it's nice to have a guide in case I ever decide to do so. Thanks!
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by kzahel 13y ago
You are right that adding new permissions will disable the extension until it is re-enabled. But android has a very similar behavior. Still, I feel that using optional permissions and pointing out to the user why they would want enable the
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by kzahel 13y ago
The problem is with users. They ignore the scary "access to all websites" dialogs and install extensions. Sites like pinterest have extensions that request these permissions, when they don't even need them. There's a way
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by kzahel 13y ago
My landlord uses PayLease. It lets me setup autopay and stuff. $2 per payment, not too bad. Just low enough where I use it instead of mailing a check. If you use a credit card you pay something just over 1% of the payment, which almost canc
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by kzahel 13y ago
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/web-quake/ibkbfanm... Something like this for quake live would be cool.
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by kzahel 13y ago
I am honestly more than shocked that it has disappeared from the main page. Today I asked a friend that I met for lunch if he had heard about the JustFab article today. I was certain he would have, because he frequently looks over the top H
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by kzahel 13y ago
They were at San Francisco Motorcycle Club's general meeting last Thursday. They were giving people demos. I don't get it, really. When I ride, I like lo-tech :-)
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by kzahel 13y ago
I clicked like 50 times thinking surely this is broken. Then finally figured it out. Also, I kind of wanted to play, but was annoyed that I had to type in a username and password. I am so tired of typing in another username and password. Ju
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by kzahel 13y ago
This is really scary that it can be used as a very reliable fingerprinting technique. http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-rtcweb-security-05#sec... It doesn't seem like the issue is addressed in the webrtc draft
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by kzahel 13y ago
They are definitely better, but not for the reason you might expect. The best part about having a non-qwerty keyboard layout is the frustration on peoples faces when they try to use your computer. Especially if it's a repeat performanc
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by kzahel 13y ago
Very cool! I like the simple approach of foregoing all the fancy new tech and doing the simplest possible thing (though the quality/bitrate does suffer)
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by kzahel 13y ago
I was hoping for a better CROSH/HTerm (ChromeOS's builtin terminal emulator) but ended up with some weird something else that I don't understand nor want anyway.
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by kzahel 13y ago
It even runs on my ARM Samsung chromebook pretty well. Props to SiPlus ( https://github.com/SiPlus/WebQuake ) who ported pretty much line-for-line netquake from the original id source code release.
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Show HN: Quake by id Software Chrome packaged app(chrome.google.com)
2 points by kzahel 13y ago|1 comments
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by kzahel 13y ago
Potentially, raw socket access. This could be a server as well as a client. But I need to do some more work porting it.
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by kzahel 13y ago
Packaged this up based on https://github.com/SiPlus/WebQuake It was tough turning all the synchronous asset resource requests into async ones. Not sure why this is a necessity for Chrome Packaged apps for local resourc
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Id's Quake (Chrome Web Store)(chrome.google.com)
13 points by kzahel 13y ago|6 comments
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WebGL Fundamentals(greggman.github.io)
3 points by kzahel 13y ago|0 comments
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by kzahel 13y ago
Thanks for sharing this. It's pretty amazing how much you made from Amazon affiliate revenue. Did that many people buy standing desks?
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by kzahel 13y ago
I personally love seeing the yield/await syntax before a function call. I don't like using gevent in Python because I feel like it's hiding important information from me. I much prefer actually being explicit about what the p
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Use yielding (await) in javascript today, with traceur(kyle.graehl.org)
8 points by kzahel 13y ago|7 comments
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by kzahel 13y ago
I never considered using vim because the navigation is based on a query layout, which I don't use. It didn't seem worth the effort to try and re-bind the keys to make more sense. With emacs, the key bindings sort of make sense (f-
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by kzahel 13y ago
I tried to import my feed.ly feeds to this but the page stuck on "OPML import is happening. It can take a minute. Don't reorganize your feeds until it's completed importing. Refresh to see its progress." and I got no err

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