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901.
by scoot 10y ago
> Come to think of it, I don't think I even own a compass. If you have an iPhone or (nearly any) Android phone, you have a compass.
902.
by scoot 10y ago
> I don't care about the folding. I do care about the steaming. If I could steam it at home, that would be awesome I often visit the comments first, but I typically take the time to at least skim the respective article before commen
903.
by scoot 10y ago
> I can even share that branch between multiple machines in my house without setting up any server infrastructure. What's your workflow for this?
904.
by scoot 10y ago
> respectfully, that's missing the point. On the contrary, it seems you have missed my point, or at least, nothing that follows that statement directly contradicts it. Speaking of which, you state that the BBC micro:bit (the BBC Mic
905.
by scoot 10y ago
I'm not familiar with Espruino (love the form-factor of the pico though!), but this page [1] only mentions BLE in the context of programming the device. Are you sure it has a driver / library to support the micro:bit BLE? [1] htt
906.
by scoot 10y ago
Nope: https://www.google.com/search?q=xeon+script (#2 result)
907.
by scoot 10y ago
"While the BBC micro:bit has Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) hardware it only has 16k of RAM. The BLE stack alone takes up 12k RAM which means there’s not enough room to (currently) run MicroPython. Future versions of the device may come w
908.
by scoot 10y ago
These two quotations taken from the different commentaries that were included in that short clip point sit well together, and, particularly the latter, hint at the kind of AI that were are only now beginning to see as the missing link in t
909.
by scoot 10y ago
>> test sample passwords with our password checker > Seriously? Sample passwords, not your actual passwords. If you follow that link, they reinforce that with: "Never enter your real password".
910.
by scoot 10y ago
"Facebook Has 50 Minutes of Your Time Each Day" FaceBook has none of my time ever. (Unless we're talking about their contributions to OSS.)
911.
by scoot 10y ago
Hardly. OP's profile has more means of contact than just about any I've seen. There are genuine means of protest if the TSA offends or inconveniences you. Death threats and incitement of violence, whether general or specific are n
912.
by scoot 11y ago
Visits Hacker News, pretends not know what 'hacker' means in this context. Nice try OP.
913.
by scoot 11y ago
It sounds like it, but that would be on hell of a battery range if that's true.
914.
by scoot 11y ago
In case anyone's curious, the DTMF digits in the 'Unrelated and Strange' ISP call are 99937501. I presume 9 for outside line, then 993-7501 for a local number. Wonder what ISP that was?
915.
by scoot 11y ago
> Is there a plan to address this? Too late. Every package name on the list has been claimed already by a randomer with unknnown intentions.
916.
by scoot 11y ago
I'm curious how you think a webcam will be able to read your facial expression when you have a VR headset on you face.
917.
by scoot 11y ago
It's your workflow that's broken. Add commits, then squash before merge when the review is done.
918.
by scoot 11y ago
Disappearing comments mean they've been adressed. And they don't actually disappear, they're just minimised.
919.
by scoot 11y ago
We need an ad-blocker blocker.
920.
by scoot 11y ago
> 100% of the light is not reflected. That isn't a mirror, it's a black hole!
921.
by scoot 11y ago
Completely missing the point that this site doesn't sleep, so if the moderation is all in one timezone, it's being applied inconsistently. I found your own form of "moderation" of something you didn't understand amu
922.
by scoot 11y ago
And that is a problem. The moderation here is noticeably inconsistent, depending on time of day / day of week.
923.
by scoot 11y ago
> everyone doesn't need gigabit fiber. Maybe you meant "not everyone needs gigabit fiber? You said nobody needs it. "everyone doesn't" == "nobody does".
924.
by scoot 11y ago
> every person in America doesn't need gigabit fiber right now That's a pretty bold claim. Granted, Gb fiber to the home has limited uses outside of high bit-rate 4K / 8K TV; but to suggest that not a single individual out
925.
by scoot 11y ago
Different industries. Apple Computers and Apple Music happily lived side by side until Apple got into the music business. Sure, they're both on the same platform in this case, but I think most users will be able to tell the difference.
926.
by scoot 11y ago
Meanwhile, github has quietly dropped the "owner" / "collaborator" tag for contributors to open source projects. Either you're part of an org, or you're not. Not too many OS projects have their own org, an
927.
by scoot 11y ago
You're welcome - I'm available for consultation! :D
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by scoot 11y ago
Meteor Livequery / DDP should really be on that list. https://www.meteor.com/livequery
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by scoot 11y ago
Just some UI/UX observations: The "Use style" wording didn't immediately register for me that the images were clickable. I wondered why the gallery images all had the same description when they were clearly different sty
930.
by scoot 11y ago
The money shot: http://madebyevan.com/webgl-water/

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