octopine

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by octopine 14y ago
I wonder if it's possible to accelerate this using WebGL?
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by octopine 14y ago
It's not really malware. You're trading some CPU time for content. You do the same thing with your brain when you visit a website that contains ads.
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by octopine 14y ago
The original paper without all of the scaremongering: "The Unbearable Lightness of Monitoring: Direct Monitoring in BitTorrent" http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/~tpc/Papers/P2PSecComm2012.pdf
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by octopine 14y ago
Nintendo has a great brand. I wish they'd use it to make a 3D printer instead of lackluster motion games.
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by octopine 14y ago
The title made me think of knitting needles with sensors that some home tied into a game but this textile printer is really cool. Imagine handing your classmate a custom-printed scarf during recess.
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by octopine 14y ago
I use this setup on my laptop (mac specific). I have an ssh server listening on port 443 on a linux machine in the basement of some university somewhere. .ssh/config Host bouncebox Port 443 /usr/local/bin/prox #!/bin/bas
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by octopine 14y ago
Starting with uTorrent "enhancing" their users' experiences with bundled adware: http://www.ghacks.net/2012/05/04/utorrent-update-comes-bundl...
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by octopine 14y ago
Is Haskell then a "Third Hand" language because it is compiled into C?
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by octopine 14y ago
A JavaScript widget, browser plugin, or Photoshop filter to colorblindify, in various types, a webpage so that designers can check for usability would be useful. EDIT: Actually, what would be more useful are colorblind OS X color profiles a
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by octopine 14y ago
Counsyl uses Python and C. https://www.counsyl.com
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by octopine 14y ago
What is the output of "rm -rf /"?
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by octopine 14y ago
It's probably calculating a checksum of the file to check for corruption.
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Assembling the first draft of the human genome(nytimes.com)
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