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by nathankunicki 11y ago
I'm sitting in Hall 2 - WiFi is working like a dream. :) Edit: Their online infrastructure is probably seperate though.
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by nathankunicki 11y ago
Not strictly, no. While currently they only support the "hardware" in KVM/QEMU/VirtualBox, there's nothing stopping anyone implementing drivers for whatever hardware they want to run on, even bare metal. This probab
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by nathankunicki 11y ago
I'm still not sure I follow. There are plenty of first-party fully supported SDK's for various languages, eg. Ruby, Node.js, Java, .NET, etc: https://aws.amazon.com/tools/ In fact from personal experience of
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by nathankunicki 11y ago
May I ask why? Plenty of implementations already exist for other languages, and since the interface is just HTTP, I see little benefit to wrapping the C++ library.
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by nathankunicki 11y ago
The fact that the little Raspberry Pi building it is still...well, building it! :) https://ci.nodejs.org/job/iojs+release/168/nodes=pi1-raspbia... It does look like it's very nearly done though, given th
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by nathankunicki 11y ago
Virtualization is expressly permitted by the Mac OS X 10.10.3 (Yosemite) SLA (Section 2B III) - http://images.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/OSX10103.pdf (iii) to install, use and run up to two (2) additional copie
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by nathankunicki 11y ago
Sadly no. The one last remaining hurdle, the main reason for still using Silverlight (And to a lesser extent, Flash), still hasn't been solved - that of the requirement for DRM by rights holders. Until all vendors get on board and ditc
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by nathankunicki 11y ago
So the Surface has come full circle? This is basically the original Surface. Which is great, by the way. Merely an observation.
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by nathankunicki 12y ago
It's worth noting that for the port 30000 Telnet interface (At least on the Philips Hue bridge), it also needs to be physically close for it to work. In fact, this is how LampStealer works - it sends the command to the bridge over TCP.