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by mmcclure 12y ago
Hi there, I wrote this blog post, and I can assure you, as someone that works in the video industry EME is definitely something to dream about. DRM is absolutely, 100% a necessity if you want to deal with any content coming from anyone from
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by mmcclure 12y ago
I think this was the original model proposed by Docker. What we have now is (as other posters have mentioned), a Docker organization reasonably bent towards creating value for their investors, which means they need to start building thing
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by mmcclure 12y ago
I gotta say, I'm not really seeing the creepy / cringey / evil / whatever-else here... Anyone (especially the HN crowd) should know they have the data, and if you think they're not carefully analyzing it behind the
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by mmcclure 12y ago
Let me preface this by saying that I'm a huge fan of Deis and the team. I went through the process of setting up a cluster a few months ago and they were incredibly helpful and responsive in IRC. Highly suggest, would love to work with
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Building a video booth using only browser APIs(blog.zencoder.com)
2 points by mmcclure 12y ago|0 comments
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by mmcclure 12y ago
I'm an engineer on the Zencoder team, which is an API for the transcoding piece of the puzzle. My company (Brightcove) also has a full video CMS product (Video Cloud), but it's not really geared towards small businesses. If you wa
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by mmcclure 12y ago
tl;dr At this point: not much. That might change soon, though. When I switched laptops recently, I made the conscious decision to only install Atom to see how things went...so far so good, although at times it does bog down pretty noticeabl
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by mmcclure 12y ago
This is awesome! Now CoreOS just needs to follow suit and hit 1.0...
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by mmcclure 12y ago
I used Prim a few times, then they called it quits. At some point during the article I figured I'd see what they'd done with the Prim domain and found...a fully functional Prim. At first I thought I had just imagined it had gone u
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by mmcclure 12y ago
I knew things were changing in 1.0, but there are a lot of things mentioned in that blog post that seriously make me giddy. I'm really, really excited to play with this tonight. Also, incredible job on the new website. Seriously love i
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by mmcclure 12y ago
Even though I think this is kind of a snarky comment (and they said lat/long worked, the issue was with searches), I do agree with the underlying premise. As other folks in this thread have said, just letting people know Apple is havin
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by mmcclure 12y ago
I have siblings with kids (and iPads) so this looks like a perfect timeline for a Christmas present...but it's never a good sign when you try to give someone money and they won't take your CC because they're doing validation
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by mmcclure 12y ago
If you're going all in on responsive design, make sure your images still look passable on a decently sized monitor. I'm on a cinema display, and every image of that logo on the page looks atrocious...so much pixelation it's h
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by mmcclure 12y ago
Kinda off topic, but did anyone catch the comments from "Terrence Andrew Davis"? Google this guy...can't figure out if he's a real, mentally unstable human or a random text generator, but supposedly he wrote an os: http
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by mmcclure 13y ago
I would argue that TJ's Github credentials don't necessarily make the best argument for his long term project. The guy is brilliant and prolific, but he admits to not being the best at long-term maintenance. For instance, his resp
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by mmcclure 13y ago
Is this latent damage from the IRS ruling or something? I don't know why I'm still surprised by sudden, massive movement in BTC price, but usually the reasons seem pretty obvious (and over-reported).
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by mmcclure 13y ago
I know this is a nitpick...I really do, but for some reason things like this in marketing copy really annoy me: "Remote with no line of sight required" - not checked for Chromecast. While kind of true since Chromecast doesn't
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Export This: Interface Design Patterns for Node.js Modules(bites.goodeggs.com)
1 points by mmcclure 13y ago|0 comments
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by mmcclure 13y ago
This is awesome! I took the time to create a pretty in-depth function only to find out you apparently can't do that :(
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by mmcclure 13y ago
"This rice protein is the highest mesh size on the market, which results in a smooth and creamy mouthfeel." This is why I backed Soylent. For the mouthfeel. mmm.
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by mmcclure 13y ago
This looks really cool, but 99% of the time I can get by with something simpler like PM2 ( https://github.com/Unitech/pm2 ) and continue business as usual.
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by mmcclure 13y ago
Today I learned...
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Tesla Motors named in fatal bike crash suit because of new car smell(mercurynews.com)
2 points by mmcclure 13y ago|1 comments
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by mmcclure 13y ago
"While most cryptocurrencies are just themed copies of Bitcoin – Dogecoin, based on a famous internet meme, is a notable example" I could be mistaken, but I was under the impression that almost all of these themed currencies such
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by mmcclure 13y ago
Went to bropages.com later to install this (instead of .org). The irony, it hurts.
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Requests for comment: MP4 Video(commons.wikimedia.org)
46 points by mmcclure 13y ago|20 comments
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by mmcclure 13y ago
Nor does anyone else that gets work for free and calls it an "internship".
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Notes from Foundations of Open Media Software (FOMS) 2013(blog.zencoder.com)
1 points by mmcclure 13y ago|0 comments
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Why We Deployed Zencoder on Google Cloud Platform(googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com)
2 points by mmcclure 13y ago|0 comments
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U.S. Department of Justice gives Microsoft-Nokia deal the OK(zdnet.com)
1 points by mmcclure 13y ago|0 comments

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