mweibel

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by mweibel 13y ago
Thanks. Yes and yes. They appear like normal users on the XMPP server, although we didn't implement things like roster etc.
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by mweibel 13y ago
Add yourself to the list of the users: https://github.com/candy-chat/candy/wiki/Candy-In-The-Wild if you like to :)
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by mweibel 13y ago
I'm one of the developers. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask :)
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by mweibel 13y ago
I like it a lot :) One question though: Will there be graphs about the number of downloads of those release files?
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by mweibel 13y ago
One of cerulean studios' has actually answered this question in a comment on the blog: http://blog.trillian.im/?p=2746#comment-31043 Mikael: Mainly inertia; we started this 10 years ago as well and have massive
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by mweibel 13y ago
Re-invent the wheel. You should implement the most common data structures in your language of choice. [...] While I agree that it helps a lot understanding those data structures by implementing them, it might be good to
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by mweibel 13y ago
XEP-0295 is humorous (1st april joke).
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by mweibel 13y ago
XMPP over Websockets is implemented in various servers: - Prosody (http://code.google.com/p/prosody-modules/wiki/mod_websocket) - openfire (http://code.google.com/p/openfire-websockets/) - Tigase (built-in as far as I could see) -
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by mweibel 14y ago
Exactly that is what I think as well.
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Firefox 22 for developers(developer.mozilla.org)
1 points by mweibel 14y ago|0 comments
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by mweibel 14y ago
Well, I'll be that guy then: Why are people not using tabs instead of spaces? Really: I couldn't care less about how much spaces my team mate is using for a tab. I just know: Indent by tab, and everyone can set their settings on their own a
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by mweibel 14y ago
Well, I'd create a small section in the README for this, I guess :)
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by mweibel 14y ago
I guess in order to install a heroku.json'ified project, you first need to install the plugin as well, right? So basicly: heroku plugins:install ... heroku bootstrap
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by mweibel 14y ago
Great idea!
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Museum of Endangered Sounds(savethesounds.info)
3 points by mweibel 14y ago|0 comments
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by mweibel 14y ago
Ok I understand the decision now. Surely both (sequelize and node-orm2) aren't the one and only solution yet but I needed some stuff to be supported which you didn't (yet), e.g. indexes or something like that. Did you have a look at jugglin
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by mweibel 14y ago
Well I guess this depends on the context. Usually when I talk about real-time I talk about soft real-time and explicitly state "hard" when I talk about hard real-time (which I don't really do as I don't do hard real-time ;)).
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by mweibel 14y ago
I guess you mean hard realtime. What usually on the web is called realtime is soft realtime IMHO.
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by mweibel 14y ago
I've looked the past week into sails.js. It brings a really cool new way to MVC Frameworks and makes it easy to do certain aspects. What I missed (and that's why I'm using express.js now) is the documentation (lacking) and testability (lack
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by mweibel 14y ago
Oh, nice - didn't see that yet. Thanks for posting. But still - it would be nice to have it in firefox as well :)
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by mweibel 14y ago
Websockets inspection would be very nice. To my knowledge no browser does support this and it would be very handy IMHO.
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Hand gesture recognition using WebRTC(reveal.rs.af.cm)
2 points by mweibel 14y ago|0 comments
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by mweibel 14y ago
Looks really nice though I'd like it more if it would also use XMPP as the protocol. (Or did I miss that it actually uses it?)
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by mweibel 14y ago
Full disclosure: I built Candy You could use Candy ( http://candy-chat.github.com/candy ) as a nice web UI for XMPP MUC (Multi-User-Chat). It supports basic features but is easily extendable through plugins.
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by mweibel 14y ago
True. Should be basicly doable like a filter on google
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A Journalist about the seemingly bad situation in journalism [Translated](translate.google.com)
1 points by mweibel 14y ago|0 comments
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by mweibel 14y ago
Actually that would be a neat search engine idea: Targeted at programmers, you can specify the language the library/question/tutorial/etc. should be written in and it searches only websites related to this.
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by mweibel 14y ago
The last time I tried this it also flipped the controls. Is this still the case?
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by mweibel 14y ago
How did you dig through the source code? Dissasembling or is it somewhere available?
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by mweibel 14y ago
we use passpack - it's really easy to use, seems secure and nice

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