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by molmalo 15y ago
That was fast! Amusing :) Thanks!
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by molmalo 15y ago
HN-Effect: -------------------- Error Over Quota This application is temporarily over its serving quota. Please try again later.
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by molmalo 15y ago
Think about this: Flash is not Adobe's core business. It's just a result. Their business is to make and sell amazing Editors. CS is their main product. They bought Macromedia, just to own much of the market of Designer-oriented applications
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by molmalo 15y ago
I did a simple RPG game engine (It handled basic scripting, navigating through different maps, some screen tricks, etc), back in 1999 when I was 15 y.o. (yeah, I had a LOT of spare time back then)... I'll leave a screen here: http://img4
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by molmalo 15y ago
Awesome. But Adobe is slowly moving away from Flash. BTW, Google ported Quake II to the browser (WebGL, WebSockets, etc) back in 2010. BLOG: http://googlewebtoolkit.blogspot.com/2010/04/look-ma-no-plug... CODE: http://code.google.com/p/q
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by molmalo 15y ago
Check out cnc.js for a non-minified version.
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by molmalo 15y ago
Isn't it strange that we are celebrating being able to build things made 20 years ago, but in the browser? I can imagine someone in 2032 posting somewhere: "Hey! I ported Crysis to the XXX " Being XXX = an Augmented Reality 3D Browser or w
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by molmalo 15y ago
I thought the same thing, and even went to YouTube, just to feel a little nostalgic for a moment :) I remember having to move one unit at a time. That alone required some skill!! =)
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by molmalo 15y ago
Looks interesting. Also, check out the link to "CS 373: PROGRAMMING A ROBOTIC CAR". By the way, in that video, Sergey Brin looks older and really tired!
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by molmalo 15y ago
The point is to affect their quarter balance. Consuming their products either way, is just the same. The money ends up in their hands. But for a boycott to be effective, you need to create awareness to generate real-world actions. Otherwise
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by molmalo 15y ago
-- We'll scan everything you have. We'll monitor everything you access. We'll sniff, everything you. All this, to protect our corporate children. Yes, they'll make anyone fighting those laws look like a pervert. Erase all traces of credib
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by molmalo 15y ago
Be aware that this is explicitly discouraged by EFF: Although TrueCrypt hidden volumes may have some practical applications, we think they are unlikely to be useful in the border search context because they are most helpful when lying to s
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by molmalo 15y ago
That's NOT a solution. Be aware that this is explicitly discouraged by EFF: Although TrueCrypt hidden volumes may have some practical applications, we think they are unlikely to be useful in the border search context because they are most
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by molmalo 15y ago
I've read some people here on HN ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3496070 ), saying that they will start using TrueCrypt to hide their data. This is explicitly discouraged by EFF, stating: Although TrueCrypt hidden volumes may have so
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by molmalo 15y ago
This is a pretty optimistic view. Kinect is great. Granted. Windows 7 is great. Granted. Windows Phone 7 is great. I haven't one, but I'll just say Granted. But from there, to say it will erase all traces of Android’s inconsequential exist
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by molmalo 15y ago
Yep, They may think "let's just punish a few thousands and will make an example of them, showing that we are serious about this now." Can somebody tell me if this is expected to be enforced only to citizens from countries that actually sign
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by molmalo 15y ago
At the end: Or, worse, they'll assign blame to "rogue contractors" and say it was never their policy to do that. Right. Now where have we heard that before? Rogue contractors? I may be wrong, but... Is she implying that (in her personal o
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by molmalo 15y ago
Recently, in 2010, before the last presidential election (2011) here in Argentina, we had by decree a 'political reform'. It would have been far better to do it by law, but there was such a short time before campaigns started. Some of the m
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by molmalo 15y ago
They are not referring to copyright pirates. They mean Somali Pirates. The Strait of Hormuz it's a pirate-infested zone. Read more about this, here http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/piracy/
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by molmalo 15y ago
Why ? Because, as the article states: Companies have closed major facilities in the United States to reopen in China. By way of explanation, executives say they are competing with Apple for shareholders. If they cannot rival Apple’s growth
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by molmalo 15y ago
And don't forget that the government of a country with 1340 M people, has an enormous incentive to keep the status quo. If automation destroys hundreds of thousands of jobs, it's a recipe for chaos. The ones ruling China, surely want to kee
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by molmalo 15y ago
Yes, but I think that much of the public sentiment is that the very same mass media not covering ACTA is the one behind this kind of policies. So, they try to make it impossible for them not to cover the story. Sadly, I fear that this kind
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by molmalo 15y ago
I think their biggest problem is trying to act as an indie-like game developer, but growing like a turkey before thanksgiving day. I think people expect more from them.
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by molmalo 15y ago
The main problem here is not the media giving credit to Google or Wikipedia for what happened with those bills. Not even us not acknowledging our own results. How many times is Wikipedia going to blackout to raise awareness about bad legisl
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by molmalo 15y ago
The main problem with a direct representation of the society (even without a direct democracy) is that this enables the Tyranny of the majority. Under this kind of system, every minority would be oppressed.
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by molmalo 15y ago
You are right in most of your comment. And yes, people always has been tired of having to learn how to use new stuff (I can imagine a caveman grudging about having to learn how to start a fire. LOL) But the scale and complexity is important
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by molmalo 15y ago
I think the reason behind this title it to attract more eyes to the story. Jobs sells. Palm CEO ? Who care what palm' CEO says? Yahoo News is a notorious example of using the titles to make people read the full story. And I think it's pre
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by molmalo 15y ago
I think that qualifies as industrial espionage. There are laws that forbid that behavior. And it is punishable with jail time. I don't know how many CEO's are willing to bet their necks doing that.
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by molmalo 15y ago
I really hate the large solid color squares everywhere in Win8. And the flat buttons. I don't know, just a feeling. Maybe I need a texture, a shading or gradient. But that solid colors make me feel like being in front of win 3.1 again =) W
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by molmalo 15y ago
I agree. Sadly, political influence costs lots of money. And thats the hardest part to overcome. So, we should first settle our differences (in your sample, how to solve the broken system) to avoid wasting time and money.

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