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by mafuyu 12y ago
Identical link submissions count as votes for the original post instead. It's likely that as your post gained traction elsewhere, other users submitted the same link to HN.
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by mafuyu 12y ago
Chrome is much better than Firefox in terms of security, as the Chrome team has put a huge amount of time into it.
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Change to EAGLE v7 License Management(cadsoftusa.com)
1 points by mafuyu 12y ago|0 comments
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by mafuyu 12y ago
I just finished working on BoosterBot, an entry for the Texas Instruments Intern Design Challenge! It's a robotics daughterboards for TI Launchpads. http://hackaday.io/project/1845-BoosterBot http://you
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by mafuyu 12y ago
Hi Matt! Grats on the success of your game. I would recommend making a subset of the levels free and having the rest be IAP or a separate purchase. Then, make it free for a limited time, and try to get some blogs to cover you and promote yo
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by mafuyu 12y ago
It happens whenever you scroll into a new section of the page and the JS animations trigger while you're scrolling.
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by mafuyu 12y ago
I'm browsing using Firefox 30.0 and the front page is lagging when scrolling. Using my scroll wheel lags and my fan even spins up when I grab the scroll bar. No issues in Chrome, however.
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by mafuyu 12y ago
The trackpad issue is probably from how Microsoft rolls their own capacitive trackpad solution and the capacitance from your leg is causing issues. My Type Cover 2 would also have issues when my fingers got sweaty. The way to fix it would b
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by mafuyu 12y ago
Reminds me of the sci-fi novel "Manna". It's worth a read: http://marshallbrain.com/manna1.htm . From Wikipedia: "Manna is meant to be a thought-provoking read or conceptual prototype rather than an enter
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What actually happens when you plug in a USB device? (2007)(technovelty.org)
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by mafuyu 12y ago
Oops, thanks. The correct link should be: http://www.latticesemi.com/en/Products/DevelopmentBoardsAndK...
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by mafuyu 12y ago
It's great that Lattice is coming out with even cheaper FPGA dev board options. The bare-bones student dev kits from Altera and Xilinx are typically around $70, but $25 is a low enough price for hobbyists and beginners to begin experim
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US officials scrambled to nab Snowden, hoping he would take a wrong step.(washingtonpost.com)
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by mafuyu 12y ago
The name of the game with ARM devices is often support and stability. There are plenty of ARM boards out there with just barely enough driver support to get Ubuntu running, let alone hacking it on yourself. Like the post said, Chromebooks a
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Trashing Chromebooks(systemcall.org)
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10 Minutes to Doom: Security Patches(althack.org)
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by mafuyu 12y ago
I'm excited for these type of wearables as input devices for head-mounted HUDs/AR. Google Glass currently uses voice recognition and a capacitive strip, which is fine, as Glass is only for briefly looking up information. As AR dev
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by mafuyu 12y ago
Please don't run any binaries from this page. From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:TrueCrypt#RE:_TrueCrypt.2... : Give the nature of the "archival site" (truecrypt.org redirects to truecrypt.sourcefor
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Radioactive kitty litter may have ruined our best hope to store nuclear waste(theverge.com)
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Microsoft challenged an FBI gag order and won(theverge.com)
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KickSat Sprite deployment may not happen(amsat-uk.org)
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Google AdSense Leak – Part 2(pastebin.com)
12 points by mafuyu 12y ago|7 comments
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Thumbles – Robotic tabletop user interface platform (pattenstudio.com)
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Former Apple Engineers Have Made A Camera That Records Everything Around You(businessinsider.com)
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by mafuyu 12y ago
Appending '?share' to the URL will do it as well.
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by mafuyu 13y ago
If there is community interest, I definitely would! I love the Pibow, by the way. ;)
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by mafuyu 13y ago
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by mafuyu 13y ago
As others have said, Hack-a-Day is great for inspiration, and MAKE is great for beginners (although falls short once you gain more experience). MAKE has a bunch of great intro books to Arduino, etc. in both paper and eBook form I'd rec
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by mafuyu 13y ago
Shame too, as it was a nice piece of hardware. You can see a great teardown and explanation of the internals from mike at mikeselectricstuff here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xdajSS_cOU
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Three-component FM Transmitter(hackaday.com)
1 points by mafuyu 13y ago|0 comments

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