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by satori99 11y ago
That is odd... for me (Firefox on Windows), enabling that option completely removes the `RTCPeerConnection` property from the global object, and any script that tries to use it fails with `TypeError: RTCPeerConnection is not a constructor`.
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by satori99 11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckAGpmf21a8
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by satori99 11y ago
"It really comes down to the brick, the core brick," is what Lego concluded. How though could the company's teams put this on a screen? Obviously, Gram says, they were inspired by Minecraft and knew that they could learn from
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by satori99 11y ago
Cheers, that looks great. That's why I love this site :) Installing now ...
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by satori99 11y ago
I use this on Windows to switch between my mobo soundcard (speakers) and a wireless USB headset without having to remove and re-insert the USB dongle. I just have two desktop shortcuts with speaker and headphone icons that call the Nircmd s
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by satori99 11y ago
It is a bit surreal to see a news story about an enormous Internet company announcing GIF support in 2015.
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by satori99 11y ago
As soon as I saw this headline, I knew it would be Susan Blackmore. I once saw her give a talk on this topic, among others, at The Australian Museum. She is a remarkable speaker and was brutally honest about her own less-than-scientific pas
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by satori99 12y ago
I could have written your comment! My father bought me that book when I was about 16 or 17 years old, as a birthday gift. At the time, I too was an atheist, but not a very skeptical one, and TDHW had a huge impact on me. That book is one of
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by satori99 12y ago
We built one in Sydney a few years back. It cost nearly 2 Billion, and it now sits idle at a cost of around half a million per day I guess we'll be laughing in 15 years though http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sydney_De
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by satori99 12y ago
I would say the opposite based on all the people of I have spoken to about it in Sydney over the last month or so. Noone is saying they shouldn't be punished for their crime, but all indications are that the two Australians currently o
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by satori99 12y ago
I have had a tow line break, and lost an entire tender in a calm sea. As soon as you lose eye contact, it's almost as good as gone. And everytime I have sailed in a blue water race, the entire crew wear self inflating harnesses that al
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by satori99 12y ago
Former Math Professor wins lottery 4 times http://www.forbes.com/sites/kiriblakeley/2011/07/21/meet-the...
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by satori99 12y ago
> I don't really seem any downside to users being tracked by 3rd party platforms like Google Analytics. Platforms like GA, don't track first party information and anonymize who you are with a randomly generated ID. But thats no
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by satori99 12y ago
This thing will be permantently moored in a part of the planet reknowned for the ferocity of the cyclones it gets each season. Mother Nature will be attacking it too, and the designers know it. So it would probably have to be big mine.
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by satori99 12y ago
> This is what these guys are doing. And it's a good thing. To say "this is wrong and it should stop" is incredibly selfish - This is done en-masse to my entire country, Australia. We call it "The Australia Tax".
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by satori99 12y ago
You sound a bit like this (fictional) psychiatrist: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dice_Man
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by satori99 12y ago
Indeed. There are more poker machines in New South Wales, than there are in Las Vegas.
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by satori99 12y ago
The book, Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco, comes to mind. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foucault%27s_Pendulum
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by satori99 12y ago
Can I ask what a HOA is for and what it does? I don't think they exist in my country. We have body corporate entities for strata title blocks, but freestanding houses pay rates to local government directly for services. Does a HOA prov
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by satori99 12y ago
I only read the article headline, and it was my first thought also!
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by satori99 12y ago
You are still forced to use strings as keys with object hashes. Maps allows object keys, which could be really handy in many situations.
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by satori99 12y ago
A similar story from Sydney ... http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/death-of-the-angel-of-the-gap-the-...
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by satori99 12y ago
Fairfax isn't too bad here, but it's getting worse. They are shedding journalists and photographers at an alarming rate. Their online offereings are becoming more click-baity every week. The ABC and SBS have both had their funding
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by satori99 12y ago
This is not true at all. News Corp owns 7 of the 12 major daily papers and sells close to 70% of all the newspapers sold in Australia. Murdoch is known to keep a close editorial eye on the Australian market, paticularly The Australian, his
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by satori99 12y ago
It was legalized where I live years ago. Sex Workers pay income tax, and can make work related deductions. They can call the police if they have any trouble with clients. It is just another service industry. The only restrictions imposed ap
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by satori99 12y ago
Yeah, that would be awesome. Probably not going to happen with actual DOM objects anytime soon.
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by satori99 12y ago
If you use Web Workers, you are going to have to use message passing. There is no other way to communicate with a Worker. There are no truly shared objects between js threads. However, it is still possible to post binary data to a worker an
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by satori99 12y ago
I think he mean't offshore waves
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by satori99 12y ago
Someone has to stop the Idarians
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by satori99 13y ago
Zuckerberg was spotted in the Occuls VR offices a month ago. http://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comments/1wf6mg/so_no_way_to_...

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