r3demon

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by r3demon 15y ago
Yeah, multitouch is a wrong word here.
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by r3demon 15y ago
looks very nice)
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by r3demon 15y ago
OO is just one of the programming paradigms, somehow it has managed to dominate all others in the mainstream languages. I'm trying to avoid using OO myself, but very often it's just impossible.
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by r3demon 15y ago
I'm sure Intel won't cut it either, PCI Express speed is limited, and RAM woudn't catch up with simple computation speed. Find a better algorithm.
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by r3demon 15y ago
By this logic all RISK architectures are very limited, but they can compute. Parallel architectures have to be seriously limited anyway, you just can't access 100Gb data with 1000 parallel processes at the same time.
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by r3demon 15y ago
AMD Radeon HD 6990 already has over 1 TFLOPS performance double-precision, and there's no problem buying it, Intel is too late.
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by r3demon 15y ago
nowhere near astounding, and i doubt this kind of interfaces could be usable at all
38.
by r3demon 15y ago
Galaxy Nexus looks huge. Is such a large screen so important for a phone? It's still too small to be usable for most productive tasks.
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Radioactive lenses(bnphoto.org)
2 points by r3demon 15y ago|0 comments
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by r3demon 15y ago
no real demo( does it work?
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by r3demon 15y ago
Even if it's possible to weaken encryption in Skype, it could be still strong enough and require a billion-dollar effort to decrypt a single conversation.
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by r3demon 15y ago
Linux isn't just its kernel, by Linux we usually mean some distribution with most utilities readily available in packages. I can't buy a mobile device in the shop and install working Linux distribution without hacks, it feels wrong.
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by r3demon 15y ago
Mobile is where innovation happens today and Linux has almost no presence on mobile devices (except all major mobile OS using linux/freebsd kernel). It's a stagnation, not innovation.
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by r3demon 15y ago
This is just a speculation, Windows Phone isn't showing any significant sales figures and I doubt it ever will. Where is Windows Phone better than Android and iOS? Nokia is making money selling cheap phones based on the decade-old designs a
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by r3demon 15y ago
They would know the meanings for most of the names (classes, functions, operators) even if they don't know English at all.
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by r3demon 15y ago
Isn't Flash too slow for mobile games? Will Adobe optimize this product for every GPU out there? Very unlikely...
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by r3demon 16y ago
It's a growing bubble!
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by r3demon 16y ago
Android and iOS, and Qt mobility is still fine since millions of Nokia devices are sold around the world.
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by r3demon 16y ago
link doesn't work :(
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Japanese color chooser(nipponcolors.com)
6 points by r3demon 16y ago|4 comments
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by r3demon 16y ago
Login forms must die as well!
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by r3demon 16y ago
Good for Sony, but not so good for Android as it's becoming even more fragmented.
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by r3demon 16y ago
Charge them $100 for a sign-up or make it look like that.
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by r3demon 16y ago
It's obviously worsening user experience with Google search. Why would Google need it?
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by r3demon 16y ago
There's more information here: http://thenextweb.com/apps/2011/01/27/facebook-datamine-sell...
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by r3demon 16y ago
Japanese society is way more resistant to any changes where social relations are involved. Facebook-encouraged openness is too much for most japanese people. Maybe it's too much for the western society as well, but we took a bait alread
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by r3demon 16y ago
Home button is a major inconvenience on an iPad for me, I just never remember on which side it is, I would be totally happy if its replaced with a gesture. On an iPhone its a whole different story.
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by r3demon 16y ago
Very nice news! Seems Apple taking competition seriously this time.