th0br0

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   by th0br0 13y ago

   The title of this submission is misleading, as it's only talking about mobile cameras. With mobile cameras, it's not just the issue of how many pixels our sensor's got, but also the size of those on the wafer itself. The bigg
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   by th0br0 13y ago

   Given that you're actually needing offline availability, the easiest way (as long as you've already got a mobile-friendly design) would probably be to deploy special wrappers for your DAOs (API classes, whatever), that perform the
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   by th0br0 13y ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_International_Organiza...
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   by th0br0 13y ago

   I was wondering about this too when I read that... Is this an indirect admission that they actively use DPI?
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   by th0br0 13y ago

   Telekom in Germany recently tried to introduce a similar data cap system on their flatrates ([1], with severe throttling to 384kbps after reaching the limit (between 75GB for their 16 MBit and 400GB for their 200MBit plans)). Fortunately, a
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   by th0br0 13y ago

   I'm in Germany currently and it works fine for me, thanks a lot for sharing!
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   by th0br0 13y ago

   I find the Angel [1] far more interesting. You get free body sensors (temperature, p(O2), ...) + the ability to vibrate and can write custom apps for it. [1] http://www.angelsensor.com/
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   by th0br0 13y ago

   Especially in medical studies, where you've often got cases of n=40 or similar (even in later stages!), this is a huge issue. In contrast, just think of the size of n you need in physics to be taken seriously! The major reason for that
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   by th0br0 13y ago

   Where're all these pseudo-scientific posts coming from these days?
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    You need 500 karma for the downvote button AFAIR.
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    Can't you just declare those exploded source deps as submodules?
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    Thanks for the list! It is somewhat ironic, that none of the registries are in (one of) the language's home countries... most especially given the recent NSA things happening.
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    FWIW, it's an 8,000 mAh battery - not an 800 one ;) Anyhow, this tablet looks marvelous. Android would be far more to my liking, but it's still great.
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    Haven't had any issues with FB the whole day (from Germany)
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    The comments thread on this makes me sort of sad. So... Go rocks because a) you've got to handle all the errors b) there is no method_missing (or its ilk) In general, all those features have been offered by compiled languages for year
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    Anatomy of a shutdown(politico.com)

    4 points by th0br0 13y ago|0 comments
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    FWIW, Microsoft pulled the 8.1 RT update given the amount of bad installs: http://news.cnet.com/8301-10805_3-57608310-75/microsoft-yank...
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    Thanks. I only saw the app store mention when you watch the preview video and thought it was OSX only.
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    I had actually expected something for "real" code. (e.g. Scala, Go, younameit) While CSS3/HTML5 definitely made web design somewhat closer to actual coding (esp. on the CSS end), I still find it difficult to call renderer ins
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    Dwight C. Lundell, M.D. lost medical license in 2008. Since that time he has been promoting books that clash with established scientific knowledge of heart disease prevention and treatment. His book, The Great Cholesterol Lie, invites peopl
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    can confirm that from germany
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    Sounds neat! An easy-to-use (API) proxy would be a killer feature.
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    Google gesture patent would let Glass wearers 'heart' real-world objects(engadget.com)

    3 points by th0br0 13y ago|1 comments
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    Out of curiosity, what was the motivation for doing this? What is so bad about running too fast? How is "too fast" defined?
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    EDIS looks very interesting! Thanks for sharing.
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    I love the typo in the red box when you're not logged in "This page is ment to register your account to allow us..."
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    So that seems to be the output from http://www.andromda.org/ designs targeting a backbone.js frontend... Looks like most of the code was "designed" and then autogenerated. Given the huge amount of validation a tas
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    Given the meagre 512mb of RAM, I'd guess 2.3.7 I rather wonder what the "optional night vision upgrade" means...
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    Ugh, that is seriously missing some background-size: 100% auto;
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    by th0br0 13y ago

    Most importantly, his gcc example is taken from OSX... ugh.