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by tagawa 12y ago
That's good. So you could combine it with head-tracking and have an interactive 3D piece of "growing" art on your wall. I'm guessing the GPU on a Raspberry Pi, for example, would be underpowered but it would be fun to lo
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by tagawa 12y ago
Beautiful effect! One question - in the example client, if I drag the 3D model while it's drawing is it still comparing against the front projection or is it comparing against the projection from which I'm viewing (if that makes s
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by tagawa 12y ago
Thanks for the instructions - works well. In my case the menu item's called "Hello" rather than "Talk".
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Responsive is not just visual: 3 useful JavaScript APIs(daniemon.com)
2 points by tagawa 12y ago|0 comments
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What it takes to build a website(24ways.org)
3 points by tagawa 12y ago|0 comments
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by tagawa 12y ago
Thanks for taking the time to clarify.
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by tagawa 12y ago
I got redirected to the Google Play store. If I'm on Android why can't I use the website like everyone else? Please don't assume I want to install an app.
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by tagawa 12y ago
I agree it's aimed at a broad audience (not a bad thing in this case) but could you give an example of what's inaccurate?
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by tagawa 12y ago
Brilliant! Thank you. Off topic: And good to know about that site. I've always wanted to be able to match the space shuttle backflip with this music: http://youtubedoubler.com/dOSz
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by tagawa 12y ago
I don't get why there is always this need to ignore old tech, despite so many people around the world still relying on it, likely not by choice. In the case of Android, 14% of users are still on 2.3.* or less [1]. Sure, library develop
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by tagawa 12y ago
Given that this doesn't work on Android 2.* stock browser (and I assume IE8), it would be good to see some kind of fallback - preferably canvas and if that's not supported then a table of the raw data, which would be better than t
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by tagawa 12y ago
Yes, this happened to me after a couple of hours on the golf course.
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by tagawa 12y ago
A few comments: * I was hoping to be able to use it for a while without signing up first. I nearly walked away. * It fails to find some feeds, such as for http://dev.opera.com/ and http://www.iheni.com/ * r
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by tagawa 12y ago
I just started writing songs recently and gave DistroKid a try - it's so easy and low cost. One happy customer.
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by tagawa 12y ago
This reminds me of the case of the 500-mile email: http://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail.html
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Show HN: A Firefox Mobile extension to optimize HN for small screens(addons.mozilla.org)
2 points by tagawa 12y ago|0 comments
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by tagawa 12y ago
It would also be better to have other colours for the scatter plots rather than dark grey and light grey - it's difficult to tell the difference. Great data analysis and explanation of what makes him great, though.
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Material found in bath salts could make solar cells cheaper and safer(bbc.com)
1 points by tagawa 12y ago|0 comments
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by tagawa 12y ago
They weren't bought but in the past few years the CEO and founder left the company and they did make some acquisitions, including in advertising (mobile in particular) which is where a significant portion of their revenue now comes fro
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Opera 24 for Linux released on the Developer stream(blogs.opera.com)
71 points by tagawa 12y ago|76 comments
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Samsung launches first Tizen phone(bbc.com)
3 points by tagawa 12y ago|0 comments
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by tagawa 12y ago
I was the same. I saw the full title in the morning and thought it looked interesting enought to read later. When I came back the title had changed and I wouldn't have clicked through had I not seen the explanation in the original titl
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by tagawa 12y ago
I totally agree about the risk of UI overload. You could add them to a settings dialog but then features risk being missed by non-techie users. The extension idea is good and one I've been looking into for Page Visibility but again, it
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My two favourite (underused) HTML5 media features(daniemon.com)
36 points by tagawa 12y ago|13 comments
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by tagawa 12y ago
"So, thanks guys . . . we'll take it from here." seems like an understated reaction. More like a huge thank you for 10 years of hard work, with no personal recognition, providing the world with a free, trusted and increasingl
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by tagawa 12y ago
Link didn't work for me. Should be this: http://www.sideprojectprofit.com/create-semi-professional-in...
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Watch Live, 10 pm ET: SpaceX Unveils 1st Manned Dragon Spacecraft(space.com)
1 points by tagawa 12y ago|0 comments
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by tagawa 12y ago
Maybe for that image, but I got totally different results with a sample PNG (with Compressor being much smaller than optipng).
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by tagawa 12y ago
For those interested in the laser bit (hey, who isn't?), there's already a laser being fired at the moon from the Apache Point Observatory in New Mexico, measuring the earth-moon distance. Bonus cool photo: http://apod.
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by tagawa 12y ago
Looks like it depends on the image. Image1 reduction: Compressor.io 28.67% | JpegMini 34.35% Image2 reduction: Compressor.io 69.55% | JpegMini 55.41% If I had to choose, I'd say the visual quality of JpegMini is fractionally better, bu

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