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Heart-on-a-chip beats a steady rhythm(gizmag.com)
1 points by prohor 12y ago|0 comments
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by prohor 12y ago
Take a look on ruxit https://ruxit.com/ . It brings together all the factors that are mentioned in the article, plus there a concept of a problem - if something goes wrong, you don't need to with tens of alerts to figu
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by prohor 12y ago
Agree, if mail encryption becomes common, then it is completely different story.
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by prohor 12y ago
On thing that always wonders me. Assuming NSA or whatever spying agency is sniffing mail in the Internet, I'm pretty sure that once you use PGP, you are basically a strong suspect for them. Obviously the situation would be different if
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by prohor 12y ago
Thanks to HN community. One bug found and already fixed. It was though reported out of HN (not via HN comment) therefore not visible here.
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Show HN: Cloud Computing Comparison Engine(cloudorado.com)
8 points by prohor 12y ago|2 comments
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by prohor 12y ago
Two more that I recalled: - Angry Birds web version - web mail at http://wp.pl (one of the major mail services in Poland)
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by prohor 12y ago
No, not at all. There is no concept of a component on the server side in GWT. For GWT server is like a second tier, similar as you would write in JavaScript. Though, GWT gives you few ways to communicate with server: 1. RPC, which is in a w
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by prohor 12y ago
Some other lists: - http://trends.builtwith.com/websitelist/Google-Web-Toolkit - but this might be seriously underestimated, as they are not able to detect services accessible after login, where GWT is mostly used. -
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by prohor 12y ago
First difference is that ASP.NET is running on the server side. GWT is fully compiled to JavaScript and runs in browser. The server doesn't even need to be Java, can be even plain web server without server side code. With GWT you typic
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by prohor 12y ago
I wonder though, why they don't mention the latest Google Inbox, which is also done in GWT.
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by prohor 12y ago
Basically yes, you write in Java and it compiles it full-client side JavaScript application. But it also has a lot of goodies, like "templating" or rather binding DOM to code, internationalization, code splitting (so not everythin
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by prohor 12y ago
I guess yes, with more and more jobs being replaced with AI.
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This One Chart Shows the Vicious Price War Going on in Cloud Computing(businessinsider.com)
1 points by prohor 12y ago|0 comments
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Bitcoin collapes?(bitcoinwisdom.com)
1 points by prohor 12y ago|0 comments
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by prohor 12y ago
Existing extensions for FF and Chrome using the same idea ; both use the same algorithm so you can share passwords: Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/pl/firefox/addon/password-hasher/ Chrome: https:&#
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Ruxit – new application performance monitoring tool(ruxit.com)
2 points by prohor 12y ago|0 comments
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by prohor 12y ago
OK, then it would behave as the old heavy reservation.
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by prohor 12y ago
Still this is far less simple than Google's "sustained use" discounts, where price automatically drops when I have more constant use pattern. Here I still need to plan upfront, assume my future usage patterns. It seems easie
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by prohor 12y ago
I would just add one more thing - I doubt there is another language where you write native apps for Android, iOS and Web sharing 70% of the code: http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/11/how-go...
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by prohor 12y ago
There is another very interesting tool: http://www.boxbackup.org/ . Unfortunately, it looks like it is dead now, like many other open-source tools of this kind. So at some point I've done a backup script around rsync,
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Uber's Android app caught reporting personal data back without permission(gizmag.com)
3 points by prohor 12y ago|0 comments
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The one thing missing from Amazon’s big cloud conference(networkworld.com)
1 points by prohor 12y ago|0 comments
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American Express Seeks to Swap Card Numbers for Secure Tokens(itworld.com)
2 points by prohor 12y ago|0 comments
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by prohor 12y ago
/dev/null ;-)
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Snapchat will roll out its ads this weekend(venturebeat.com)
2 points by prohor 12y ago|0 comments
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by prohor 12y ago
There is a similar concept coming to Windows: http://www.bromium.com/innovations/micro-virtualization.html
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A Production-Ready Flying Car Is Coming This Month(motorauthority.com)
1 points by prohor 12y ago|1 comments
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Dubai police to use Google Glass for facial recognition(networkworld.com)
3 points by prohor 12y ago|0 comments
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Australian Senate Introduces Laws to Allow Total Internet Surveillance(smh.com.au)
1 points by prohor 12y ago|0 comments

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