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Floating-point equality: It’s worse than you think(possiblywrong.wordpress.com)
2 points by mafuyu 13y ago|0 comments
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An Introduction To Reverse Engineering for Beginners [pdf](yurichev.com)
4 points by mafuyu 13y ago|0 comments
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by mafuyu 13y ago
It would be nice to see some details beyond just a couple screenshots and a "Download Trial Here!" link. Charging for this kind of thing also seems a bit dishonest. Are you hosting all the content yourself? If so, there may be leg
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by mafuyu 13y ago
Pretty neat - there's definitely a market for this kind of thing that extends beyond ownCloud and is easy to set up. Targeting RasPi users initially isn't a bad idea, but I'd like to see support for other architectures as wel
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by mafuyu 13y ago
Programmable caps/resistors are nothing new. I'd be more interested if he had a very high level of polish that would justify the cost of something I could make myself. Either that, or he could better target the Arduino/electr
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by mafuyu 13y ago
Quick comparison between this, OneNote, and my actual signature: http://i.imgur.com/41eFyAd.png
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Can Snowden be targeted using the Adobe breach?(7habitsofhighlyeffectivehackers.blogspot.com)
229 points by mafuyu 13y ago|91 comments
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by mafuyu 13y ago
The N900 wasn't all that great as a phone. The OS was buggy and you had to go through hoops to do basic things like send MMS pictures. It wasn't the best phone, but it was an amazing pocket computer at the time. You could load a v
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by mafuyu 13y ago
I'm just playing around with designs/dev boards and building the concept privately at the moment. However, I've gotten some funding for it, and the goal is to get a working prototype out by Spring. If there's enough inte
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by mafuyu 13y ago
How is this any better than Dwolla (or even Bitcoin)?
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by mafuyu 13y ago
Indeed, smartphones can do a lot of things, but not one thing particularly well. My original goal with this design was to replace the 'card wallet' apps for phones, as the barcodes never seemed to scan very well through the glass
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by mafuyu 13y ago
Yeah, definitely. The whole point would be to have a completely open hardware design and software library so that people can build off of it.
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by mafuyu 13y ago
I'm working on a credit card sized e-paper device. It has an Arduino, USB, Real Time Clock, and a battery, and fits in your wallet. Still doing hardware designs. Some potential applications: * Replace all the barcodes in your wallet (l