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by seclorum 14y ago
I'm reminded of my old collection of Dauphin DTR-1's: https://www.google.at/search?q=dauphin+dtr-1&um=1&hl... We've come a long way since those days .. but then again, maybe its the same, just .. shinier.
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by seclorum 14y ago
Same here. I only have a Mac so I can develop for iOS with it. There is no other reason to have it, in this house - everything else I do with my Mac, I can do equally well if not better with my Linux workstation. Its just that its almost
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by seclorum 14y ago
>I don't believe any of the Linux companies have provided desktop support for the masses. Canonical are primed and ready to do it.
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by seclorum 14y ago
A hardware manufacturer that can compete with Apple. Someone should build this company before its too late ..
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by seclorum 14y ago
From http://www.chalk-elec.com/
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by seclorum 14y ago
2 years isn't really that long. Well, it is when you're young, I suppose, but once you get over the mid-20's, you're going to start seeing time speed up quite a deal. Check back again in 10 years. Its not so far off .. ;)
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by seclorum 14y ago
The MidiShare folks had something interesting to say about lock-free coding in the late 90's, early 2000's. Unfortunately their papers are not available in grame.fr's re-design but they are available through archive.org: http://web.archiv
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by seclorum 14y ago
I have a few questions, in case anyone knows - I wasn't able to find answers: Does it run Android itself, and can I therefore put my own apps on it easily enough? (This point is not clear - could it be an 'accessory' to Android, somehow?)
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by seclorum 14y ago
For $250, I've built an Android and Ubuntu tablet, using the Pandaboard ES as the base with a 10.1" capacitive touchscreen (multi-touch). It functions extremely well and makes me wonder why no serious manufacturers are pursuing this avenue
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by seclorum 14y ago
Me too. I've been a vi/vim users for 20+ years, and I swear by vim for C/C++-based development - but now that I'm mostly doing Lua (MOAI), SublimeText2 has become my absolutely most loved tool. It is really one of those editors that becam
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by seclorum 14y ago
Audio folks like to have as much power as possible - it allows them to pile on plugin after plugin without much fuss. Every bit of CPU power gained from an upgrade is promptly put to use in doing audio processing .. and I would imagine that
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by seclorum 14y ago
I bought a Pandaboard ES on Friday, it was on my desk by Monday. 3 times the cost, but about 5 times the power.
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by seclorum 14y ago
Wake up and smell the coffee .. this is about what the rest of the world pays for programming hours, and it should be so: programming is overpaid in the US.
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by seclorum 14y ago
They have to get the hardware out there, first and foremost. Zii Labs (Creative Labs Plaszma OS partners) could have easily competed with iOS in its earlier days, if only they'd gotten the hardware out there. They lost because they didn't
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by seclorum 14y ago
This is all about Tizen. Samsung, and its associates and partners in various markets around the world, knows that iOS can be competed with, rapidly, by a Linux-based alternative. It has been proven already with Android, and as we all well
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by seclorum 14y ago
This is a not-so-subtle way of saying "we own culture" by the elites who 'finance' the 'entertainment of the masses'. Anyone who can get their bony fingers so far deeply entrenched into the fleshy government/tax-/levy bureaucracy and demand
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by seclorum 14y ago
The point is I can now very easily build a Linux-based RAID stack that works with my Macs over Firewire: Kernel-Firewire-Target:0:1->/home/disks/image00.dd & image01.dd &image02.dd &etc. Build a big Linux box with much SSD a
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by seclorum 14y ago
Your sarcasm is warranted, in my opinion. I trust this on my phone about as much as I .. well .. trust .. my Android-controlled .. Googleplex'ing .. info-companion reporting agent .. Point is: yeah, your phone is spying on you. Of course
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by seclorum 14y ago
.. but unlike Linux, the Apple Firewire Target mode can't be used while Mac OSX is running on the machine. In Apples' case, its implemented in EFI - whereas with Linux, it will be possible to use the 'target mode' while the machine is stil
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by seclorum 14y ago
I've wanted to build a mobile app for a few years that you can use to scan in the license plates of all the cars around you as you drive, gradually building up a list of drivers who go the same route at around the same time, and then presen
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by seclorum 14y ago
Thats because Flame is a Lua app.
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by seclorum 14y ago
Audio cannot be played automatically -only when a user event occurs. Audio cannot be streamed playlist-style, one after the other - again, it always requires user input. So this screws things up completely for html5-based games with audio.
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by seclorum 14y ago
I use my iPad for one thing and one thing only: Making Music. Its an absolutely fantastic synthesis platform! Nothing beats firing up the iPad(s) (I have a few for this purpose in my studio now) and having all controls available in a touch
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by seclorum 14y ago
For an even better environment in which to learn Lua, consider checking out LOAD81: http://github.com/antirez/load81 Its an SDL-based environment for learning to program with Lua, and it includes an editor - as well as access to a number
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by seclorum 14y ago
I use my two Open Pandora's as build servers. They work just like any other PC in the house, with the difference that they can be easily unplugged and pocketed, as well. Fantastic little machines, and once you get a development environme
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by seclorum 14y ago
In fact, Audio on Safari-iOS has been intentionally crippled by Apple (its not "un-implemented" features, its intentionally-not-implemented features") so as to prevent any disruption of iTunes revenue stream from Audio-playing websites.
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by seclorum 14y ago
I'm sorry, but you can't say my project is trivial if you haven't seen it. 200 lines is not trivial. I've just told you: the game is done, it works, levels are designed with 3 lua tables, and its a done deal. This is not trivial in an
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by seclorum 14y ago
I believe that MOAI does have a nice Model, and a visualization core that renders that model. That model is composed of Props, Decks, Layers. Physics. Action Timeline. MOAI sets up a very powerful engine, which you can tie up to any k
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by seclorum 14y ago
"I don't think it's much to ask for the API documentation to be totally complete." Sure. So, wait until MOAI 1.0 is released (its currently in beta status). Be grateful, however, that its been released without documentation already so that
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by seclorum 14y ago
I have become a huge MOAI fan. I've built a physics game, a generalized data/entry application, a board game, and a few other things (internal projects) and I can't say I ever want to look at Objective-C/Android SDK's again. After deployi

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