stuntmouse

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by stuntmouse 16y ago
He makes good points about video codecs, but it's nonsensical to imply that a 486 could handle anything like modern Flash usage.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
Wow. That is not even close to being a legitimate poll.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
Godspeed.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
In another post, he describes his method: http://www.publicstatic.net/2010/04/migrate-intranet-applica... [edit] grammar
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
guess this kills my nacl port.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
$100,383 @ 10:02 AM PST.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
One obvious disadvantage: with Kickstarter, you're ploppping your business plan on the net at a very early stage. Makes it quite easy to poach.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
As a final note, there's no reason why the two couldn't be used in tandem. In fact, they should be.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
This looks impressive for systems that are supported (Vista and up). I'm not entirely convinced that all attack vectors have been considered though. They appear to have considered the obvious things: write and execute access to files and
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
Very informative link. Thank you.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
That's pretty vague. How does it apply to this situation? The code is open; part of the NaCL API is designed around Posix/Linux; the Plugin API is the familiar NPAPI and its extensions. Which part is proprietary or controlled by Google? To
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
Well, as wmf said, sandboxing is key. All NativeClient apps are compiled specially and scanned before they are run to ensure that apps can't use just any system call - they must interact only through NaCl's posix like library and the plugi
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
How does ActiveX sandboxing work? As far as I know, it mainly relies on signatures. What happens when you trust a control that has a bug which overwrites your hard disk? And that's leaving out malicious code...
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
It is open source, and could be adapted by any browser, AFAIK.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
Done right, this will change the world. I'm currently working on porting an emulator. The major sticking point so far is the audio API, which seems rather primitive, but should be sufficient for my needs.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
Right, he didn't benefit at all from running his business in California for years. Why should he give back his fair share when he has the resources to dodge it?
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
An "oversight" for four months ? On a critical part of your business that has a direct impact on the perception of the quality of the blogs you host? Are you trying to become the Facebook of blogging (in a bad way)? You have a nice servi
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
I'm excited by MacRuby's architecture and performance, but can anyone comment on how extensive and usable the HotCocoa bindings are?
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
You can write native Cocoa apps with MacRuby that have Mac Look and Feel, with better than acceptable performance. There are clean, high-level Ruby wrappings of UIKit classes, see HotCocoa: http://macruby.com/hotcocoa.html , although it's
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
It'd be interesting to pressure Adobe on this point right now, given the context.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
I've also been thinking about this lately. Flash and related products are only a small part of a not very large company, relatively speaking. Why can't Google or Apple just make a deal for Flash/Flex? It's clear that the web (and mobile
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
A nice compliment to Visor. I wish it played better with Safari's download window though.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
I should have been more specific. I'd like to change the background color of the active window to indicate which one has focus. Your solution changes the background color for all windows.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
I assumed that point was about the lack of support for plugins in Mobile Safari, though I could be mistaken.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
Addendum: It looks like Cocoa-bindings are alive and well for Ruby and Python. Only the official Apple Java bridge has been phased out.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
This is something I'm struggling with right now. Setting aside iPad and iPhone for a second... Counterpoint in favor of Apple : Contributions to an open web: Open source development of Webkit and now Webkit2, HTML5 Canvas, Adverserial sta
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
That's probably the point. It should work with Google's compatibility layer.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
for mac, i like gitx, but i wish it had built-in diffing.
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by stuntmouse 16y ago
Safari 4.0.5: 115/160
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by stuntmouse 17y ago
Mirror?

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