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2y ago
Correct, I recall the stock ticker symbol was renamed to JAVA, but not the company.
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Distributed Latency Profiling Through Critical Path Tracing
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Reed-Solomon Bug in Queqiao
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Ask the Pilot Blacklisted from AdSense
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The end of kindness: Weev and the cult of the angry young man
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Spectrum and NexOptic launch Blade Optics ‘flat lens’ technology
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Student given $4.6m in Westpac overdraft error may not have broken law
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11y ago
I haven't seen that. I have seen a rotating camera of a castle spire with the Z buffer culling backwards. It looked strange as the castle seemed to be rotating the wrong way. I recall the skybox was rendered properly adding to the illu
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11y ago
I can explain why this hits a nerve for me. When I was first learning about 3D rendering (in OpenGL/DirectX) I intuitively thought about the screen space being 2D. I was wrong, and it made me confused about a lot of issues, in particul
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Zork I for the Kindle e-Reader (almost)
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The Most Terrifying Thought Experiment of All Time
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12y ago
I've experimented with adding sound to my TRS-80 emulator. It seems like the only workable solution is to use the ScriptProcessorNode callback as the sole source to timing and run the emulator from there. This will still jitter if Jav
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Automated QA Testing at EA: Driven by Events
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13y ago
There was a browser written in Java in the past: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HotJava
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13y ago
This is great news. I've been playing around with audio streams generated by script (DAC emulation) on Chrome/Safari and now I can try Firefox. A key problem (and measure of quality) for me is reducing the latency. I've had t
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Google Leak Hints at Game Center for Android
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Client + Server - Passwords
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Verifying Back-End Calls from Android Apps
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The App Developers Alliance
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14y ago
Certainly not legions but it is worthwhile to step into an Apple store and give your sites a try. I was surprised to find my canvas-based code breaking on the Retina MacBook Pro. FWIW, the cause was getImageData(0, 0, w, h) returning 4 w h
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15y ago
You are definitely thinking a step ahead. Being able to compile existing programs directly would be great. If someone is successfully using those translators I'd like to see it. Porting or re-implementing these kinds of oddball programs is
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15y ago
Looks like two reasons. First to differentiate Lowe's from Home Depot which is using Motorola devices (Android?). Second, I imagine they will use the devices as actual phones to contact the employees. No need to PA a clerk to pick up a phon
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15y ago
Looks like Ford may have thought that way, but didn't say it: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2938254
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15y ago
The article goes on to point out how Ford successfully disrupted the market but then lost a lot of market share later by sticking too closely to his original plan.
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15y ago
I found it on my iPhone by searching for "google social huddle" as that seems to hit the description.
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16y ago
That's a good warning. My wife always did a quick spoon-to-her-lips check on the food temperature as precaution. Similar idea to squirting the milk on your wrist. As always, pay attention to how the child reacts, too.
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Raymond Chen recently posted about 386 B1 problems. In the end Microsoft decided not to support it. I imagine most early 386 chips just ran 16-bit MS-DOS code. Raymond's article: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2011/01/12/10114
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16y ago
I see a lot of interesting techniques here. I couldn't figure out is how writes are prevented to code areas in the sandbox. I'd guess they mark pages with code-bundles as read-only but I don't see any specific mention of it. (The article do
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I updated the page with a graph from FF4.0b9 which is a bit improved over b8. The Javascript is now respectively similar. You're right about the 80/10 split. FF4's rendering speed is an outlier compared to Safari/Chrome/Opera on the same
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I'll update after I get my iPad upgraded. My guess is there will be little difference. I didn't mention in the article, but I have run the emulator on the Wii's Opera browser and the PS3--both slow but the Wii is much faster. The XBOX360 ha
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