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by pdknsk 12y ago
I'm not really familiar with compostable plates, but unless they eat from large plant leaves, the plates are probably made somehow. And to make them, someone probably uses resources, like energy and raw material. And they have to be sh
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by pdknsk 12y ago
To try WebKit you don't need to. It builds a very basic browser, either GTK+ or Qt based.
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by pdknsk 12y ago
It doesn't matter unless they make it open-source or at the very least cross-platform. I'm not downloading a 4GB VM from http://modern.ie to try it.
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by pdknsk 12y ago
https://developer.mozilla.org/ _.-~-. 7'' Q..\ _7 (_ _7 _/ _q. / _7 . ___ /VVvv-'_
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by pdknsk 12y ago
Cherry does have clear housing. http://www.cherry.de/cid/keymodules_CHERRY_MX1A-LxxA_B.htm And the following claim seems a bit dubious to me. > The other contact, pictured above, is gold-plated only on the small are
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by pdknsk 12y ago
Tip for NYT tech: try the page on rotated monitors. The notes and the picture don't match — people are cut off left and right.
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Using Google Cloud Platform for Security Scanning(googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com)
6 points by pdknsk 12y ago|0 comments
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by pdknsk 12y ago
Makes the 1-year $100K credit by Google look not so good now. https://cloud.google.com/developers/startups/
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by pdknsk 12y ago
My only feature request is GUI-less builds, to match running it GUI-less. This would significantly cut down on dependencies and also reduce compile time. I notice there was a discussion about this on inkspace-devel years ago, but it yielded
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by pdknsk 12y ago
It shows that margin on Apple products is too high. This leaves plenty of room for some company to come into the market and steal their customers. That it hasn't happened shows the strength of Apple. They make products people will pay
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by pdknsk 12y ago
That's fine and well, but maybe Google can tell now why they very quietly cancelled YouTube Feather. It was the best way to avoid comments. It stopped working some day, and Google was supposedly working on a fix. A few weeks later, it
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by pdknsk 12y ago
I wonder how it compares to Intel's custom zlib implementation, and to a fast zlib compressor by IBM researchers. http://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/... http
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by pdknsk 12y ago
I immediately knew it was Ultimate Bulletin Board when I read the first sentence of the second paragraph.
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by pdknsk 12y ago
There was a long interview with Snowden posted recently, which didn't make it to the frontpage. I guess because of Snowden penalty on HN and Snowden fatigue. Anyway, he kept repeating a point which is quite easy to understand for the p
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by pdknsk 12y ago
http://www.microsoft.com/en/mobile/phone/215/specifications/ > RAM: 8 MB That's not much, considering what it can do. Decode H.264, run Opera Mini, and more.
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Drift Stage α Demo(supersystems.itch.io)
1 points by pdknsk 12y ago|0 comments
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by pdknsk 12y ago
I'm sure it will be, but if it's not open-source (and hence cross-platform) they might as well not bother. I'm not downloading a 4GB VM from modern.ie to try it.
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by pdknsk 12y ago
Personally, I wouldn't run at 30Hz if someone paid me for it. And you don't have to either, because 60Hz support for your GPU is available (from kernel 3.17 best I can tell). You may have to enable DP1.2 or MST in your monitor set
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by pdknsk 12y ago
I don't think that's the whole story. Most likely the numbers just don't add up for IAP-less Steam versions. Kingdom Rush Steam sells for $9.99 (and was available for less if you pre-ordered). I don't know about Origins,
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by pdknsk 12y ago
Yes, that makes it even stranger. Why use an unsigned 4-byte integer when tags are mapped to a number internally. Unless they anticipate to map more than 2^8-1 or 2^16-1 different tags. Maybe I'm reading it wrong. extension_tag
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by pdknsk 12y ago
I notice the container has no ICC profile support. Trivial do add as an extension tag, but should definitely be in the first spec IMO. And if I read this correctly, extension tags are hardcoded as numbers, rather than using a tag name. I do
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by pdknsk 12y ago
Sorry, but I'm incredibly wary of anything Linux related from Img, particularly drivers. Poulsbo was a fiasco, and the situation has not improved significantly since. (And it's not just Linux. Intel had to delay the N2800 and rela
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by pdknsk 12y ago
First, the bill has a major(?) exception. Second, they don't need to mandate it. They can just "ask" for it.
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by pdknsk 12y ago
I wonder why they used Bluetooth when the Louvre already has over 500 WiFi antennas in place for their guide. http://www.nintendo.co.jp/csr/en/report2013/02_2/index.html http://louvreguide.nin
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by pdknsk 12y ago
Google Cloud has found a creative (stupid IMO) solution to this. They no longer allow non-business in the EU to use their services as of recently. https://support.google.com/cloudbilling/answer/6090602?hl=en
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by pdknsk 12y ago
Does Apple pay companies to make their trailer exclusive to (or first available on) iTunes? I don't know why else they would limit their audience.
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by pdknsk 12y ago
I wonder if this is why Google Cloud as of recently doesn't allow non-business users in the EU to sign up for their services (and changed the status of current users from personal to business). Seems like a poor response to this new la
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by pdknsk 12y ago
Personally, I'm no longer solving reCAPTCHAs after I noticed that Google uses it for free labor. (Google sometimes knows very well that I'm no robot, yet it still shows a reCAPTCHA). So far it affects the Chromium issue tracker, w
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by pdknsk 12y ago
I hadn't seen the start screen of the C65 yet. It looks great. The project seems to moving at high pace too.
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by pdknsk 12y ago
I wonder if this means that health reports and crash logs are no longer submitted by default.

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