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by thechut 14y ago
This is what struck me about the article as well. What exactly is infamous about woz?
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by thechut 14y ago
I think Gruber has been drinking a little too much Apple koolaid
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by thechut 14y ago
This was definitely and Android design trend that has come across to the iOS dev space.
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by thechut 14y ago
Build an Android version, I doubt that the Play Store will block the app. And if it does you can have it one of the 1- other available stores.
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by thechut 14y ago
You make it sound like developers need to develop specifically for OUYA, many Android games can be very easily ported to the OUYA platform. By using Android OUYA is also tapping the giant pool of existing Android and Java software engineeri
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by thechut 14y ago
How much longer will usenet be safe? I'm dreading the day... The people that run the major subscription services must be making way more money than Demonoid ever did.
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by thechut 14y ago
Very valid point, just curious about what there plans are.
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by thechut 14y ago
How are addressing the fact that autonomous drones are not yet zoned for commercial use? As far as I know accepting money for delivery of these 3D printed statues constitutes non-recreational use, Burning man or not. I'm genuinely curious,
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by thechut 14y ago
SRP is supposed to make use of multiple types of entropy to ensure the passwords are far more complicated that salted SHA1. While I agree it's possible that the attackers also got this information but I don't think we can jump to conclusion
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by thechut 14y ago
> That said, what is the current crack rate for SRP on a GPU for 7, 8 and 10 character passwords? That is a really good question, SRP is actually pretty serious. Based on the small amount I know about SRP, a simple rainbow table brute f
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by thechut 14y ago
While I'm guessing this is in jest. All of these hardening necessary raises a lot of question about the legitimacy of the older photos.
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by thechut 14y ago
Looks like whoever posted this didn't actually read the article. It's all about how Google and Facebook are using the cy pres legal doctrine to get out of paying members of class action law suits. It seems to be that these institutions and
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by thechut 14y ago
If this had an IFTTT channel, you would really have something here.
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by thechut 14y ago
I couldn't agree with this more, opening up a general API would be a great step forward for IFTTT. I recently also wanted to add integration with IFTTT for something I am working on. However, instead of writing a blog post and putting it on
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by thechut 14y ago
If I could punch just one tech blogger squarely in the face, it would without a doubt be John Grubber. Who would you choose? Disclaimer: This is in no way meant as threat of any kind of harm to Grubber or anyone else. It is simply a hypothe
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by thechut 14y ago
"Apple said its earnings per share were $9.32 on revenue of $35 billion. Analysts polled by Thomson One Analytics predicted earnings per share of $10.36 on revenue of $37.19 billion." Via http://www.mercurynews.com/breaking-news/ci_2114794
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by thechut 14y ago
What a bunch of fanboys... They missed their estimates and stocks tumbled 6% in after hours trading. That's $33, more than 10 times the dividends they will be paying on that $8B profit.
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by thechut 14y ago
I don't know who Paris Lemon is, but he must be high. >If they added them tomorrow, the Apple TV would instantly be the number one gaming console. Think about that for a second. Think about this for a second, there have been over 65 mil
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by thechut 14y ago
> After the earnings were announced, shares tumbled 6 percent in after-hours trading. Ouch.
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by thechut 14y ago
It would have been more helpful if you said what kind of development you were trying to do. I'll assume you are talking about web development... Others have mentioned good editors and the such. For FTP I would say Forklift over Transmit, bu
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by thechut 14y ago
I get that groupon is shitty. But I'm very confused about the mosaic part... Can anybody provide more context?
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by thechut 14y ago
Definitely going to trade in some old text books to get my hands on this. Thanks for the tip!
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by thechut 14y ago
Thanks! I will look into the opencourseware I was bummed that I had missed out on the 6.0002x course but this looks almost as good. I know that EE is a huge field, I think that's part of what makes it so daunting to get started if you have
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Ask HN: Electrical Engineering for Hackers?
1 points by thechut 14y ago|4 comments
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by thechut 14y ago
I think this is most likely a software problem. There were similar problems with multitouch in the bottom right corner of the Galaxy Nexus which was fixed in the first OTA update, just a few weeks later.
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Samsung acquires UK-based cell radio company CSR for $310m(rethink-wireless.com)
1 points by thechut 14y ago|0 comments
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by thechut 14y ago
Edit: ooops, page loading now...I see the bitcoin donation link. Disregard this comment This page was down when I clicked the link. Not sure what the deal is? As others have said this not a solution to being able to safely support the organ
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by thechut 14y ago
That does look a little more iPady... However, I'm assuming that this (the 10.1n) is the model that most retailers are currently selling, and that Apple was sending letters to stop the sale of... The more salient point and the injunction th
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by thechut 14y ago
Sorry, didn't see it. Thanks for your response, that makes sense!
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by thechut 14y ago
I dual boot Ubuntu 12.04 32-bit and Windows 7 32-bit on my HP laptop, it has 8GB of RAM. When I am running Ubuntu I see 7.8GB (I'm assuming this is 1000 vs 1024 issue and doesn't concern me) in my system settings and resource monitor. When

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