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by ogig 12y ago
I think he plays violin so it kinda makes sense ;)
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by ogig 12y ago
I remember that demo too, it was indeed amazing.
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by ogig 12y ago
My reading of the analysis floating around is that, been strict with the current text, yes. Both HN and Reddit are covered by the broad definition of the service this law will apply to. Twitter and Facebook could be on the bag too depending
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by ogig 12y ago
That's not so clear. I don't know the in an outs of this specific law, but for example a gambling site has to comply with Spanish law if it serves to spaniards. No matter where it's legally located. That's why most gambl
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by ogig 12y ago
I've made several small sites with it. It used some great ideas like the data model been totally flexible while easy to use and xml + xslt as server side templating was nice to use. The in-browser developer tools were good too. Unfortu
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by ogig 12y ago
During history what it was perceived as consonant for most then became disonant, and the other way around. 6ths were the perfect 5th of their time. Musics of the world uses different afination schemes, and thus different ratios than western
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by ogig 12y ago
All these visuals made by just one guy? I'm impressed. It has higher quality than many hollywood fx products.
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Deploying Node.js with systemd (2013)(savanne.be)
5 points by ogig 12y ago|0 comments
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by ogig 12y ago
Many web fonts render poorly on some combinations of OS/browser. Old windows + internet explorer and there is a big chance for the cool typekit font you picked to look like crap. I use and like web fonts, but from a technical point of
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by ogig 12y ago
This is one of those were reality defeats fantasy. Bat bombs sound a lot more like an orcish weapon than a real thing.
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by ogig 12y ago
Meteor fails the server rendering principle, at the moment it serves an empty body and the client does all the rendering. Server side rendering is on the roadmap tho.
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by ogig 12y ago
>What would a screen reader user hear? Is this site accessible? Does anyone really care? Screen readers do support JavaScript. While server side rendering is one of the features I most want in Meteor, the whole "screen readers can&#
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by ogig 12y ago
>I'd love to see video of it and see if he had better control than Felix. We almost lost him and I wonder if Alan had implemented controls to prevent a bad spin. The article mentions a small early parachute that is used to prevent t
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by ogig 12y ago
>Diagnostics is super simple stuff, [...] Not at all. Bug hunting and finding what to fix wastes most of devs time.
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by ogig 12y ago
He still posts from time to time, but his posts are auto dead. It's one of the reasons i set show dead posts on.
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by ogig 12y ago
In this post[1] Hal Finney writes about ALS and his involvement with bitcoin. Recommended read: [1]: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155054.0
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by ogig 12y ago
The page works nicely, the video shows what you offer using the precise amount of my time. What feels strange is that the UI you show in the video is not the same as the one that appears below, in the outlined iphones. My mind had to stop a
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by ogig 12y ago
They are also banned out of urban zones in Spain. There is a survivor sign that was allowed to stay, "El Toro de Osborne". That's how we do it... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osborne_bull
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by ogig 12y ago
What was the intention of your experiment? I find the outcome interesting but don't get why would you do that on a first place.
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by ogig 12y ago
Offtopic but i guess you, hashicorp guys, would like to know; there is a typo on the geometric animation. It says "Build, Combine, and Launch Infrastucture_", should be Infrastructure.
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by ogig 12y ago
grasswire link has some explicit images, be warned.
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by ogig 12y ago
There is people working on that issue. For example Trezor is an easy to use bitcoin safe. I think it's headed in the right direction: http://www.bitcointrezor.com/
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Triple Monster Black Hole Discovered(news.nationalgeographic.com)
1 points by ogig 12y ago|0 comments
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by ogig 12y ago
'Yo' reminds me to Woof, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wfG8ngFvPk
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by ogig 12y ago
Been strict you can't know for sure. Birth deaf people probably suffer strong tinnitus for their lifes without realizing. Oliver Sacks has nice essays extending on this. But if tinnitus comes during your lifetime you do have a referenc
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by ogig 12y ago
I relate to the paradoxical utility of the tinnitus sound. For sleeping and meditation! it's like a never ending chant you can focus back whenever. I've also tried to use the hum as reference point to get perfect pitch earing, tha
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by ogig 12y ago
I lost earing on my left ear 3 years ago, around my 30s. Normal audition was replaced by permanent tinnitus. Talking to other affected people, old and young, i can tell that mine is the strong side of the spectrum. I don't suffer the s
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by ogig 12y ago
I think pretty much the same. I really like the design but the scroll sensation plus loading times on fetching is killing it. As habosa suggests, use placeholders. Also you could prefetch images two scrolls away instead of one. Another thin
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by ogig 12y ago
I'm surprised by the impact of Eugene. After trying the web interface I felt like myself could have written a similar chatter bot that of course would have been ignored by everyone, with good reason.
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by ogig 12y ago
I didn't knew E2 before, but reading that article was almost impossible with all those nonsense internal links. I simply don't get whats going on, it's supposed to be some SEO? Awful

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