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sliken
12y ago
Well a file is just a special case of an object, one with a single parent (a directory), and a name typically designed to be human readable. One that's particularly limiting metadata. Typically owner, name, and a few time stamps. So
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sliken
12y ago
Wouldn't it help the patients if the doctor cleaned an area of their effected skin, applied a large gauze pad, and taped it down. Let the patient go home for a few days. If there's new strange threads under it, it's obvious
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sliken
12y ago
So nimble? Looks barely flyable. Compare the video to a quadrotor for instance.
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sliken
12y ago
Would be nice to mention it's from 2011 in the title.
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sliken
12y ago
The summary basically is that for about twice the money of the nexus 5 you get worse battery life, much dimmer screen, and generally slower performance than the nexus 5. Other reviews recently posted: http://www.theverge.com&#
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sliken
12y ago
The mainline DHT (bittorrent's Kademlia) is quite resistant to "lots of nodes becoming offline in a moment". Often 5-10M peers are connected, so each peer tracks 180 peers or so. So unless a very large fraction of the DHT i
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sliken
12y ago
Joining is easy. Not sure exactly what you mean by hijack. The mainline bittorrent DHT only holds values IP:Port, so that's just a few bytes. But it would be quite handy for instance for anyone that needs peers to discover each other
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sliken
12y ago
Title is off by a factor of 10.
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sliken
12y ago
Seems like a weird and slow way to handle peer discovery. Why not the traditional DHT? There's even a DHT lib written in Go and a package specifically to find peers with the DHT called wherez.
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sliken
12y ago
More info: http://www.seagate.com/tech-insights/breaking-areal-density-... Anyone know how big a band is?
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sliken
12y ago
Sigh, another disposable phone with the planned obsolesce due to kick in at around 700 charges. You'd think if they bothered to let you have a dozen designer backplates they might got the extra mile and let you change the battery.
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sliken
12y ago
1) Users don't care 2) It's complex, so it costs quality developer time. Even then there's no guarantees. 3) The old school approach is cheap/easy/fast. Additionally enabled by fast/quality clouds that allow
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sliken
12y ago
Double the performance, not because of 64-bit. For instance the dual core 64-bit apple chip does quite well in benchmarks and application performance against numerous 32 bit android devices with 4 cores.
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sliken
12y ago
So are they going to join, sabotage, and abandon WebGL like they did with OpenGL?
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sliken
12y ago
Claims there's a go implementation, the github repo returns a 404.
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sliken
13y ago
I thought the point about which version chassis the drives in to be a valid point. I believe the backblaze design has 1 pound drive vibrating at 120hz or so supported by a SATA connector. I don't know the SATA specification, but I sus