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nozepas
5y ago
It does strike me as odd that is private but I need to install a chrome extension to use it and there is a prominent 'Sign up' button on the top right corner. I am also struggling to understand why the need to install a chrome ext
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nozepas
6y ago
Your project looks fairly similar to Chalice but using TS. Am I correct? How do you compare yourselves to Chalice?
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nozepas
6y ago
I'm not sure it's fair to say that 'Apple is trying to shut down hey' as it sounds like that same situation hasn't affected any other apps before. Apple is choosing to enforce their terms (which you can disagree wit
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nozepas
6y ago
I miss seeing '.cgi' or '.pl' at the end of the http endpoints to give it that authentic 90's look and feel :)
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The TTL trick
(medium.com)
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nozepas
11y ago
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A Business Card that plays Simon Says
(hackaday.com)
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nozepas
13y ago
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Ambient Computer Noise Leaks Your Encryption Keys
(hackaday.com)
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13y ago
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Spread Spectrum Clock Generation, Emission Security, and You (2011)
(ossmann.blogspot.com.es)
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13y ago
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Reverse Engineering Serial Ports - /dev/ttyS0
(devttys0.com)
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13y ago
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Functional 1/3 Scale Macintosh Replica using a Raspberry Pi | Hack N Mod
(hacknmod.com)
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13y ago
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Memory map of the Apple II ROMs
(easy68k.com)
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13y ago
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Kickstarter: Logi FPGA development board for RPI and Beaglebone
(kickstarter.com)
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13y ago
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Getting a Shell on any Android device
(hackaday.com)
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13y ago
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Building the worst linux PC ever
(hackaday.com)
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13y ago
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Hacking the Macbook Pro Retina LCD
(mikesmods.com)
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13y ago
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Super Simple FM Transmitter
(makezine.com)
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13y ago
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Analyzing an Android WebView exploit
(blogs.avg.com)
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13y ago
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You can ring my bell Adventures in sub-GHz RF land...
(adamsblog.aperturelabs.com)
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13y ago
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Optical sinc-shaped Nyquist pulses of exceptional quality
(nature.com)
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13y ago
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What Converts Better: Free Trial or Money Back Guarantee?
(quicksprout.com)
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nozepas
16y ago
This just remembered me about the MIT system created by Terry Winograd in 1970 called SHRDLU. I have always considered that you need an environment to create an artifical intelligence. The basics for a real progress are to be able to learn
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nozepas
16y ago
Very 'funny' and usual problems. I really enjoyed the reading. I have found myself many times helping people on points like 1 and 10 (copy&paste ---> keyboard&chair problems). I have also found a lot of people which is relativel
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nozepas
16y ago
I think the main concern which groups both concepts is 'usability'. I really don't know the reason why, but many sites seem to forget that concept. Whatever the intention behind your site is, you need to think about usability. If your site
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nozepas
16y ago
At least, from the previews, it seems IE9 is fitting much more to the standards and getting really good results on ACID tests. Anyway, adapting websites for IE6 was really disturbing... strange margins, propietary parameters and a large etc
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nozepas
16y ago
Of course one should be 'worried' about privacy with his/her data on facebook, but i don't think one should care less with the information google has about a huge amount of people. Just as a reminder: they know what you look for on the web
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nozepas
16y ago
I'm sure they will notice much more benefits than just improved trading times. For example: improved infraestructure management, overall performance increase, fast patches for security bugs, and a long etcetera. Of course, as JoachimSchippe
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nozepas
16y ago
I don't really agree on the point about lunch. It really depends on who you have lunch with. I had lunch many times with really interesting people from who you can learn a lot and even share ideas and think about new startup projects. Some
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nozepas
16y ago
Probably google's profit is much bigger in search market because you are more directed to searching for information on a service you may buy (and so, a company may be interested in advertising) than when you are watching a youtube video. Fr
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nozepas
16y ago
Maybe my advice was too short. I was just willing to encourage him to try. Obviously it takes very long to feel really comfortable with a language, but it should not take very long to be able to develop some simple application as he is aski
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nozepas
16y ago
It shouldn't take long. You should be able to do it in weeks time. Just search the internet for something like 'ruby tutorial'
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