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rorosaurus
10y ago
I remember this thread! Congratulations on following through and making it happen! It seems like a nice next step would be more options for the case, and perhaps some quick preview of how each case looks. I assume it will update when w
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rorosaurus
10y ago
It's also exciting, isn't it? That every generation is likely to experience some unique achievement?
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rorosaurus
10y ago
I'm tempted to do something like this, but I'm worried it indicates a level of complacency with this madness.
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rorosaurus
10y ago
Or perhaps enable the guest account with restricted permissions?
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rorosaurus
10y ago
I was just thinking the same thing. Very strange that Chrome doesn't provide users cross-device history search, while Google stores that information in my account activity anyway..
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rorosaurus
10y ago
Additional context: the game he was referring to was probably Titanfall (the first one), which had ~50GB of uncompressed audio. This included audio for every language it was localized for, which was surely unnecessary at runtime.
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rorosaurus
10y ago
At least until the Jailbreak tweak is released with patches out this feature, allowing people to retain everything they want. I don't disagree that it works for the average user, but I do agree with the sentiment that it is a false sen
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rorosaurus
10y ago
"Tesla keeps temp below 40C/105F by automatically venting cabin & turning on AC when needed. Can do this for up to a year on a full charge." https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/778602694399320065
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Keen Security Lab demos remote exploit of Tesla Model S (no physical contact)
(youtube.com)
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rorosaurus
10y ago
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rorosaurus
10y ago
I did exactly that (use a Sonos system at a rental and specifically used the "log out of every device") to avoid an issue like this. It's been a couple months and I haven't been logged out yet, but maybe I'm just l
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rorosaurus
10y ago
I do precisely this. I got a $20 BT to 3.5mm adapter on Amazon and have a 3.5mm to cassette adapter to bring BT to my old car.
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rorosaurus
10y ago
Very interesting. Do you know how this system handles eventual sensor failure?
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rorosaurus
10y ago
More information on the Nexø I Mission: http://copenhagensuborbitals.com/nexo/
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Final engine test next weekend for 100% crowdfunded space program
(ing.dk)
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10y ago
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rorosaurus
10y ago
You are correct. Summon can be improved by using the camera as well as other sensors. I expect we'll see that in the future. The other problem is a UI issue, from my perspective. Summon will automatically move forward after two pr
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rorosaurus
10y ago
For what it's worth, you can code bare metal on the Raspberry Pi as well. It just doesn't have the community and support that Arduino currently has. https://github.com/dwelch67/raspberrypi
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rorosaurus
10y ago
Problems with wake? I see those sometimes. I haven't seen the rapid battery drain in sleep people talk about (yet). Still, I'm nearly convinced to return my SP4 device due to frustration from these issues.
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rorosaurus
10y ago
If I remember correctly, my favorite part of his program was how it couldn't figure out how to remove rows in Tetris, so it simply paused the game right before GAME OVER to maximize its score over time. :D
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rorosaurus
11y ago
I don't think information needs to be immediately actionable to be useful.
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rorosaurus
11y ago
True, but everyone's first impression is disappointment, since all the videos we see demonstrating the technology suggests you can see much more at once.
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rorosaurus
11y ago
Yeah, their documentation isn't very clear that auto actually compiles a bunch of stuff on the fly for you. I ran into the same issue as you with my low-spec VPS as well. You can either add some swap space, or run just "letsencr
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rorosaurus
11y ago
I was literally just checking the status of my pre-order for Navdy. https://www.navdy.com/ It seems they are shipping by the end of March this year. They claim to integrate with Siri and Google Now. >"We know peopl
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rorosaurus
11y ago
Windows Hello uses an IR emitter and camera to get a 3D map to verify in addition to the ordinary webcam, and I've confirmed that mine doesn't fall prey to the most obvious of exploits. Of course, it makes the assumption that &quo
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rorosaurus
11y ago
It's been a long time since I've reminisced about the MID/UMPC craze. I remember trying to save my money for months for an OQO and reading review blogs on all the new devices every week. What a time to be alive. Looking bac
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rorosaurus
11y ago
In the past, I usually notice him using Google Hangouts.
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rorosaurus
11y ago
I often would favorite tweets that I would like to reference later. An interesting article or a perspective on some event happening. I wouldn't go so far as to bookmark individual tweet pages, but clicking the favorite icon was an eas
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rorosaurus
11y ago
My first thought was whether they explicitly blacklisted Pronunciation Manual!
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rorosaurus
11y ago
Guilty! I wonder if these types of turbines are what Yves Rossy and others use in their jet-packs. It looks similar! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yves_Rossy#Jet-pack