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marcusjt
9y ago
To be a little fairer you should transcode it to both x264 and x265 so that the outputs are can be compared to each other (rather than comparing the transcoded x265 to the source x264 as you did, which isn't quite the same thing).
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marcusjt
9y ago
Also you've missed the changing the cursor (CSS) when you hover over the link.
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marcusjt
9y ago
Yes, this shifts things to privacy first, instead of second/never.
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marcusjt
9y ago
I think Flattr is the most promising way forward as a source of non-ad revenue for websites as it doesn't require explicit user interactions once set up, it just runs in the background, tracks what you consume, and then automagically d
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marcusjt
9y ago
Flattr http://flattr.com is the best solution out there IMHO, Patreon is good but only makes sense if you're a regular/loyal consumer of a source.
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marcusjt
9y ago
http://www.theweek.co.uk/ is the closest I know of, though you need to know the political leanings of each publication mentioned, whereas allsides.com really spells it out.
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marcusjt
9y ago
Thanks, I've done my bit in return by citing your comparison URL in my (relevantly critical) review of the app on the Play Store.
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marcusjt
9y ago
Unlike almost every other 3D WebGL (or Canvas) demo that gets posted on HN, smartphones were clearly given due consideration and hence this demo works beautifully in Chrome on my ageing Galaxy S6, including dragging around and using a zoom
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marcusjt
9y ago
"When you make money with Flattr, Flattr expects you to give this money back to other authors you like." Not true, from the FAQ: How do I withdraw money I have received? You need to have a valid bank account associated with your
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marcusjt
9y ago
Dropbox's "Smart Sync" sounds a lot like Google's "Drive File Stream" - https://gsuite.google.com/campaigns/index__drive-fs-eap.html
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9y ago
User error
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marcusjt
9y ago
Agreed, miscommunication was a serious problem with them. See https://www.fastcodesign.com/90125701/googles-18-month-quest...
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marcusjt
9y ago
There's also Facebook Lite https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.facebook.l... And if Play Store won't let you install it then download & install manually from here http://www.
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9y ago
Whatever next? Have American AV companies been "Working with American Intelligence"? That would be just as shocking... ;)
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9y ago
Aha, I was viewing it at https://outline.com/xX7xe3 but in fact his name IS present and hyperlinked in the original article, so it's Outline.com that's at fault. UPDATE: I've reported the issue to Outline.com
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9y ago
The very first sentence of the article - "On March 1, 1995, fired off an email to his friends." - is not a valid sentence, it's missing the subject! facepalm
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marcusjt
10y ago
One of my old phones (the Treo 650 I think) had one of those sockets, and using an adapter to plug in 3.5mm earphones was pretty irritating.
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10y ago
Are you sure that wasn't to dampen vibrations which might affect (or even themselves be caused by) spinning the disk and movements of the read head? (Same reason there's concrete blocks in the base of a washing machine)
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10y ago
Alas the BBC's bias towards supporting the government's position on various issues (thanks in no small part to staffing the upper echelons of the organisation with Tory party members) has become increasingly pronounced in recent y
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10y ago
I'm surprised that the factory reset doesn't resolve the issue, it always has for me, turning my slow old phones back into shiny new ones again. However do be aware that your perception of what is slow changes as you use newer dev
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marcusjt
10y ago
If only companies open sourced the 3D designs/models for products & parts they no longer care about - why not? Perhaps Sweden could incentivise exactly this outcome?
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10y ago
No, what this code does is much more sophisticated - Dropbox do not dewarp (i.e. remove non-linear distortions) they only transform the image to make the document rectilinear (leaving the distortions/deformations intact), which is much
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10y ago
"moving the most wealthy to technology and lifestyles with lower environmental impact" - that's a strategy that's new to me, and initially sounds smart, as I'd certainly rather that rich people had crazy cool low&#x
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10y ago
Well said. It's hard to find ethical jobs. But that's not an excuse for working for evil companies instead. The world needs more ethical companies. Seek them out, join them, help them prosper. Please make the world a better place
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10y ago
But those are just apps, not the OS and there are any number of replacement dialler, messaging and email apps for Android - are you suggesting that NONE of them are as good as the Windows Phone default apps?
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12y ago
https://stoffiplayer.com/news was last updated 4 months ago (apart from the website folder)... https://stoffiplayer.com/news was last updated "December 24, 2012"... This project doesn't show
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15y ago
I've chipped in...