sturmeh

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by sturmeh 14y ago
Sick of waiting for my work to buy a volume licence, but seeing as it's a nicety and not a need to have, I might as well do the same.
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by sturmeh 14y ago
The only extention you have blocks ads, and you're tying to watch/play an interactive ad.
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by sturmeh 14y ago
I think "Alarm set for 9 hours, is this correct?" Is less intimidating for the user, this way they aren't being asked to calculate something, rather being asked to confirm a calculation. The difference is trivial and subtle.
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by sturmeh 14y ago
Whilst that is evident if you are aware of that design, it isn't immediately obvious to the average user.
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by sturmeh 14y ago
Whilst that may seem like intellegent design, you'll notice that you can't see the current date anywhere on that screen without making assumptions. This screen would make me feel uneasy and over-analyse the options. (Does it mean yesterday
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by sturmeh 14y ago
How is it a calibration error? He clearly says he tested for calibration error, and it wasn't the case. This is of course, we assume he's not lying.
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by sturmeh 14y ago
Take a quick look at ICS/JB on Android, which has already solved this problem. The current state is written on the sliding bit, clicking anywhere will toggle it, but correctly show the current state. The slider will also glow blue if it is
188.
by sturmeh 14y ago
Any plans for mobile apps in the pipes?
189.
by sturmeh 14y ago
Agreed, that space is wasted. However 'infinity' is not a number. :P
190.
by sturmeh 14y ago
Free on DreamSpark or MSDNAA? I can't seem to find it on Dreamspark...
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by sturmeh 14y ago
That or advertisements.
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by sturmeh 14y ago
Indeed, slightly more practical than a dongle, however it doesn't support NDEF and other cool NFC actions. Android handles NFC so well!
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by sturmeh 14y ago
I'm sure quite a few apps do it, I know WhatsApp does it for certain. MITM your phone and watch the traffic, your entire contact list gets sent through every time you open the application.
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by sturmeh 14y ago
So it's a seedbox?
195.
by sturmeh 14y ago
> A "very popular cross-platform messaging service" with an install base of 10 million to 50 million users exposed telephone numbers from the address book. WhatsApp would that be?
196.
by sturmeh 14y ago
Took be a bit to realise this wasn't a Diablo 3 reference.
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by sturmeh 14y ago
Is it just me or is a bounty just more likely to deter people from trying to give a worthwhile response? I can see it turning to the point where the answers will degrade in quality as more and more people join the site in an attempt to make
198.
by sturmeh 14y ago
This has been discussed before, it is not just a linked list. It is a list which has elements that not only point to the next element, but the element after it, and so on. (As to provide a recovery method if one element is to be destroyed,
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by sturmeh 14y ago
I'm sure you could get different behaviours with some fancy use of pointers and reference notation.
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by sturmeh 14y ago
Your mascot is a Koala, but you don't allow students from UNSW (an Australian university) to use your service? > @student.unsw.edu.au not accepted
201.
by sturmeh 14y ago
All of those points apply directly to every log-in system that currently allows you to reset your password via e-mail.
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by sturmeh 14y ago
Is there anything to prevent malicious scripts being run?
203.
by sturmeh 14y ago
It's not an attempted Facebook clone used for uploading files? It has a desktop client? (Which is the whole point.)
204.
by sturmeh 14y ago
It would be useful to tie this in with something like YouTube, where the pie graph represents how much of the video has been buffered. Similarly for a page that auto-refreshes, it could indicate that interval.
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by sturmeh 14y ago
Meanwhile at UNSW: http://mahler.cse.unsw.edu.au/rectangles/
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by sturmeh 14y ago
Neither of them support the ASX, shame.
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by sturmeh 14y ago
How much progress have you made on this?
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by sturmeh 14y ago
If it was as simple as that, couldn't they just process the live IR feed through a negative/inversion filter to achieve what they are doing?
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by sturmeh 14y ago
That's certainly what I see it as! However the other people are right, it's highly context dependant.
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by sturmeh 14y ago
Hopefully not, that would allow them to flag detectable hacks and buy new accounts to continue cheating with new tools.

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