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by pudquick 13y ago
Do you have the numbers to back that up? Your page mentions uploads to S3 - do you do regional matching with appropriate region buckets? I've seen numbers that are sub 1Mbps when you hit the wrong S3 region yet I can reliably hit 900Kbps -
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by pudquick 13y ago
> but you cannot obviously reinstall it From the App Store, no, but from your iTunes backups you can. All you need is the .ipa backup file associated with a purchase under your Apple ID. I've got this for several apps (iMAME and Gridlee
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by pudquick 13y ago
Careful. All you've done is revise it. I could post a link or two that easily reveals it in your git repository revision history (6sus.. and 794e..). Instead, I'll post this link: https://help.github.com/articles/remove-sensitive-data
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by pudquick 13y ago
To answer you directly - no, you technically don't chat "over someone's WiFi network". If you're thinking TCP/UDP, the ability to see other computers on a LAN segment, access to encrypted data over a WPA2 connection, etc. - that's too many
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by pudquick 13y ago
> but I've probably got something like 120GB of photos > I don't feel I should need to spend $200/year (plus $25 more for flickr), so that I can organize and maintain a photo hobby At a generous 5 MB per photo, that's 24,000 photos.
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by pudquick 13y ago
Valve had exactly this effect on Apple's included video drivers when Steam was originally released for the Mac: http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-20014102-263.html
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by pudquick 13y ago
That's a great question. They make it so easy, too: https://github.com/reddit/reddit/wiki/reddit-install-script-... and a VM, ready for VMWare / VirtualBox (it's a vagrant setup, actually): http://www.reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/qnux
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by pudquick 13y ago
This is an interesting point ... and I'm not sure the author of the original post understood it to this level. Mister Money Mustache's actual words are: "take your annual spending, and multiply it by somewhere between 20 and 50" (as a basis
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by pudquick 13y ago
The company was founded by several Scientologists, yes - Sky Dayton, Reed Slatkin, and Kevin M. O'Donnell. It's my understanding that while they were directly involved, some of the published media the corporation put out would sometimes ha
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by pudquick 13y ago
100% agree on this one. Probably the only thing that immediately appealed to me for this project's python version was the integrated asynchronous requests capability. With version v0.13.0+ of python-requests, async functionality was split o
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by pudquick 13y ago
He beat the announcement by single digit hours (5-6), not a whole day. Still, an impressive guess.
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by pudquick 13y ago
http://julian.togelius.com/mariocompetition2009/ Similar, but more interesting
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by pudquick 13y ago
Since you can make new wallets at any time to spend from, the key is paying your btc into a wallet that others are paying into, and then extracting multiple different amounts to new, different wallets (and then using those for spending). If
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by pudquick 14y ago
100% agree about the uselessness of the article. If I were to take a stab in the dark about how the tool is doing it, though - based on their "statistical" analysis comment, my guess is they're measuring sustained traffic levels / TCP conne
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by pudquick 14y ago
There's no reason a third party couldn't host a read-only view into Nightweb, performing something similar to tor2web.org. The third party would be running their own Nightweb client, then visitors to the website would trigger content downlo
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by pudquick 14y ago
Thanks, figured that was the case. Nice take on announce_meta, btw. I had mused over something similar (though not as well fleshed out) to the Nightweb concept but kept bumping my ahead against the notion of how to announce additional conte
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by pudquick 14y ago
One thing that wasn't clear in the protocol or explanation page was the favorite-of-a-favorite discovery. I'm assuming this works by including your personal favorites in your meta torrent, so when people get your new content, they also get
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by pudquick 14y ago
He did mention Sublime Text 2, which does have this: http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/2/vintage.html As for all the other additional things that emacs / vim does, they're not necessary to his workflow - he was just sharing what works for h
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by pudquick 14y ago
Edit the package.json to point "client-sessions" to: https://github.com/mozilla/node-client-sessions/tarball/92ff...
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by pudquick 14y ago
> What has this to do with Windows 8 at all? I think he really meant Windows RT. My guess is that, to either increase their margins on sales or to appeal to the "budget PC" consumer, they were attempting to get one or more of the variou
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by pudquick 14y ago
If by 'that feature' you mean the sort by perceived importance vs. time, I hope they make that possible to configure. If you instead mean the suggestion of additional content into your feed - that's really the core point of Prismatic. I wou
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by pudquick 14y ago
From what I read from you elsewhere in these comments, though, subscribing to an RSS feed in Prismatic does not (currently) mean you will see 100% of the content in them - correct? ... If you are indeed changing it to include 100% of the fe
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by pudquick 14y ago
For Google Reader refugees coming here hoping for their salvation, some advance warning: Prismatic is not a straightforward RSS reader. It's more similar in concept to Pandora - you tell it what content you're interested in, it tries to gen
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by pudquick 14y ago
The same could be asked of most any form of currency and of many different ways of generating wealth and value (and I'm sure many of them generate orders of magnitudes worse pollution). Take, for example, reddit karma - people pay to power
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by pudquick 14y ago
I prefer: http://javatester.org/version.html Tells you whether it's loaded, and what version you have loaded. No frills, no crap website.
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by pudquick 14y ago
Indeed - I found this article to be even less of a guide, per se, because the actual plans were hosted on a completely different site: http://aeturnalus.com/robotics/poor-mans-breadboard-arduino/ ... which, in turn, reminded me of a simil
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by pudquick 14y ago
Interesting (somewhat related) side note about the Virtual Console games: they are emulation shells around the original ROMs. There are toolkits out there that will let you peel them apart and see / replace the resources inside. I used this
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by pudquick 14y ago
Since openemu.org is now just an information-less "coming soon" page, the following links are probably more useful: https://github.com/OpenEmu/OpenEmu and https://github.com/OpenEmu/OpenEmu/downloads
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by pudquick 14y ago
I was thinking an appropriate solution would be watchdog: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/watchdog
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by pudquick 14y ago
Thank you, fixed

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