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by tezza 17y ago
For UK peeps my recommendation would be http://euronetworks.co.uk/acatalog/HDMI_Cables.html Really high quality cables, low prices. Confusingly named, it's UK based as I said.
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by tezza 17y ago
It seems VRML --> X3D in the intervening 10 years. An intersting program which would seem to fit your need would be http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flux_%28software%29 Never used it myself...
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by tezza 17y ago
Try VRML. Transform your nodes to generate the VRML (XML). Create a containing HTML which links to the VRML resource (like an image, flash) and the VRML client will render it. Most of the VRML clients allow you to 'fly' around the model. Yo
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by tezza 17y ago
Ok, I need to remove a device in the middle of the chain... Now what will I be disconnecting to make this happen? I hope it's not my external HDD 2 hours into a transfer with 30 minutes left to go.
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by tezza 17y ago
This is not possible with the device as it stands BUT: A possible solution is to extend the multitouch area around the sides and back(to sense the grip) and cancel out any grip finger movements. So floating pointing finger still is sensed b
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by tezza 17y ago
Great, this is just what my missile guidance system needed [joke from 2000] http://www.theregister.co.uk/2000/04/18/playstation_2_export...
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by tezza 17y ago
Cool[1]... nice single purpose app BTW. My normal advice to you nifty niche App'ers is to look at long standing apps to see what they did right for revenue. Namely http://www.network-science.de/ascii/ ---------------- [1] GD still has its
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by tezza 17y ago
For your safety sake I hope you're not forking a userspace imager like imagemagick. http://dummyimage.com/640x480+--gravity+Center+--text+%60cat+%2Fetc%2Fpasswd%60 might not be too fun.
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by tezza 17y ago
I've used clickatell a lot in the past (circa 2005-2007). I'd recommend them. Be prepared to fax them details to confirm some things. One minor frustration with them is that they have a division between their API account and their desktop
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by tezza 17y ago
Hi there Tim Church. Nice clean site. It looks like this is a well-named niche bookmark browsing site. I looked for more detailed About, but could only find the rather terse text mentioned at the bottom of each page. Do you personally do th
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by tezza 17y ago
The page flow is too confusing I think it would be better as a fullscreen list narrowing search --------------------------------------- | | | Font Filter Options | |
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by tezza 17y ago
Corporate Intranets usually have Home bound to some Kiosk style information page. This is the starting point for most corporate application journeys in this setup. So it can be quite useful for staff to got straight to the Homepage no matte
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by tezza 17y ago
The article is particularly light fluff. But your counterpoints miss the mark considerably. . * Nasdaq Listings: Noteworthy. How many UK firms are there? . * Military Patents: What is less meaningful to you with them being military related?
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by tezza 17y ago
I agree[1] with "most of those in the Tel Aviv startup scene are probably at least 2nd generation seculars or more." When I was in Israel there were quite a few flavours of Israeli securalism. There is quite a strong communist sentiment h
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by tezza 17y ago
Yep. Financial Services in London filter/block a lot. They also disable DNS lookups, and so only browser lookups and specially coded wget have resolution capability. No: Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, Hotmail, Betfair, Twitter, Facebook
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by tezza 17y ago
Aren't all the payments to Google from your account? The end user doesn't fork any dosh, and you don't get anything unless you're get a slice of a corporate adwords referreral program. --------- Maybe if the Newscorp paywall takes hold (the
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by tezza 17y ago
The New Economics Forum was searching for a press hit, it is a shame NY Times is confirming this truthiness[1] As evidence see :: http://heavylifting.blogspot.com/2006/07/on-happy-planet-ind... and especially the comment from the NEF itse
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by tezza 17y ago
* I do a lot of work with IT4C[1] here in the UK. Its basically a listings board where charities advertise for tech people to help them. Through various "Meet the Charities" nights I've met lots of charity founders and I help them in detail
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by tezza 17y ago
I am launching something that may be using Adwords. So all this info is fantastic. I'm keenly looking at all your posts here, but I don't have any specific questions yet :( My biggest question: "Is Adwords worth the time" seems to be a reso
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by tezza 17y ago
If the price is reasonable. It's much cheaper currently to project onto a mesh film for close to the same effect.
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by tezza 17y ago
I imagine the production OLED will have a simple Liquid Crystal background which can become fully opaque to block out the environment. This could be the same resolution as the OLED leading to some funky transparent pixels and some not. Poss
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by tezza 17y ago
Dude, you're going over the top, under the bottom and around the sides. 8bit coding was very different. I listed some common tricks not necessarily specifically ZX81, nor necessarily used in this chess game, but illustrative of common scena
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by tezza 17y ago
Sorry about that... i didn't mention colour depth originally, someone else brought it up (trying to look smart). 6502 was my platform, so I missed the exact Z* platform... I was sharing general info on assembly for 8bit, not specific to one
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by tezza 17y ago
Thanks roundsquare. For reference to my original post: I wasn't trying to deny that this program is amazing... it is. I was intending to illustrate that you could do a lot more with 1k historically than you can nowadays, and that some of th
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by tezza 17y ago
It sounds like you're helping my point... thanks. ROM routines is a jump into known addresses... so no extra impact on the 1K. Parameters are read from registers. Color of 4bit? only a slight increase. Often acheivable in 1 instruction. Lim
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by tezza 17y ago
Jerry: The trick is, you don't break the chain. George: Don't break the chain? Jerry: Don't break the chain! Kramer: I broke the chain... Jerry: You broke the chain?! Kramer: I broke the chain, Jerry, I did.
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by tezza 17y ago
I grew up coding assembly for 6502... and you can fit a lot in 1k. the 1k is aided and abetted by the architecture of the computer. * Reading keyboard is reading a register/known address, not loading the keyboard library, allocating a struc
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by tezza 17y ago
He's not in the UK[1], but if he were selling would make a sensible choice. Here in the UK, capital gains of these types of transactions is taxed at 0% for your first £1M[2] and then at 18%. So if he sells it for $100,000, he'd get to keep
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by tezza 17y ago
There are also limits to what anyone can describe of their expertise. See the very important essay on describing expertise :: http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~hdreyfus/html/paper_socrat... At competent level :: "There are just too many s
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by tezza 17y ago
It has to do with the in hardware device key mapping. Most keyboards use resistance circuits to tell which key has been depressed. When you depress more than 1 key most of these designs cannot tell between the values. Modifier Keys like shi

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