spyder

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571.
by spyder 12y ago
Yes.
572.
by spyder 12y ago
Yea, it's already happening with React and other frameworks which are using virtual DOM.
573.
by spyder 12y ago
Yes, you can even go to jail for that in lot of EU countries.
574.
by spyder 12y ago
Crashes for me too, for example on this page too: https://www.youtab.me/music/zWSgCcy_Q_8/acdc/rock-or-bust Looks like it happens right after the YouTube player is loaded.
575.
by spyder 12y ago
Looks like Samsung TVs too have a trigger word that can be changed, (and the whole voice recognition can be turned off) see settings: http://youtu.be/arsAs9pGrBk?t=52s I don't know for sure that the tigger word is proc
576.
by spyder 12y ago
... and here is a longer video from NASA about their development of collision avoidance system that can work for regular planes too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWx6-aK8Ick
577.
by spyder 12y ago
I agree that the future could be phones that can be docked to have full desktop environment. And I think it can happen soon with phones using the newer Intel Atom processors, because there are already tablets that can dual boot Android and
578.
by spyder 12y ago
HTML5 video works on phones and tablets
579.
by spyder 12y ago
and here is the direct link to the part about the wear on the lenses: http://youtu.be/NGFhc8R_uO4?t=12m32s
580.
by spyder 12y ago
I think they already doing the same: applying the update at the next "reboot" car start, and it's unlikely that the downloaded update is hot-swapping the running code.
581.
by spyder 12y ago
It maybe related to the bug that's linked in the blog post's comments too: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=234779
582.
by spyder 12y ago
Yes, one of my friend has an old computer and I had to install a "force flash on Youtube" extension for him to make the videos stutter less.
583.
by spyder 12y ago
So if you have an enemy just buy him that watch as a gift. :) :(
584.
by spyder 12y ago
It is 2014/2015 when someone got around to trying this out ? Sure you are "stupefied" if you don't read the article: Clive McCay, a biochemist and gerontologist at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, was the first
585.
by spyder 12y ago
I don't think 'zero-day' has anything to do with public knowledge. A hacker can find a vulnerability and exploit it without publicly revealing it and it would be still a zero-day, because the vendor had zero days to fix it.
586.
by spyder 12y ago
I can confirm that these quad-core Bay-Trail Atom processors are surprisingly fast and since it's an x86-64 CPU it is available with Windows 8.1 too and can handle Microsoft Office without a problem. The ASUS Transformer Book T100 even
587.
by spyder 12y ago
... or just use thick soundproof curtains.
588.
by spyder 12y ago
Yea, looks like the "You are holding it wrong" part was deliberately left out.
589.
by spyder 12y ago
This app should be reported as having a misleading description or at least it should be in the "games" category not in the "transportation".
590.
by spyder 12y ago
This app should be reported as having a misleading description or at least it should be in the "games" category not in the "transportation".
591.
by spyder 12y ago
This app should be reported as having a misleading description or at least it should be in the "games" category not in the "transportation".
592.
by spyder 12y ago
This app should be reported as having a misleading description or at least it should be in the "games" category not in the "transportation".
593.
by spyder 12y ago
This app should be reported as having a misleading description or at least it should be in the "games" category not in the "transportation".
594.
by spyder 12y ago
This must be less legal than Savedeo (which only creates a video link), because if the extracted audio is hosted on the servers it's very likely an illegal copy. I'm not sure DMCA would help in this case.
595.
by spyder 12y ago
Another problem with this could be that the nearby stores that don't give discount will get less (or not any) visit from cops.
596.
by spyder 12y ago
pCell (if it really works): http://www.cnet.com/news/is-pcell-the-holy-grail-of-wireless...
597.
by spyder 12y ago
And after the backup don't forget to detach the external storage and logout from the cloud storage otherwise they could just encrypt those too.
598.
by spyder 12y ago
Or not: http://www.wsj.com/articles/traffic-engineers-say-slowing-do...
599.
by spyder 12y ago
"Projectors are nice, but the resolution's not there yet." You could just use multiple projectors to get higher resolution, but i agree the color and the dynamic range is a problem with projectors. http://www.sca
600.
by spyder 12y ago
There are already factories that can run unsupervised. It's called "lights out manufacturing" and one of those factories is building robots: "Robots are building other robots at a rate of about 50 per 24-hour shift and c

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