ubercow

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   by ubercow 11y ago

   >This document is a very early draft. It is inkorrekt, incompleat, and pµøoorly formatted. It's the little things in life that make it so great.
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   by ubercow 11y ago

   Awesome thank you!
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   by ubercow 11y ago

   What was that 3D/CAD software you were using?
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   by ubercow 11y ago

   When building a container, I personally look at the docker-alpine [1] image and see if I can just use that. Since it's musl instead of glibc, there are some incompatibilities with things like Oracle JVM, but it's a great runtime c
5. 95.▲
   by ubercow 11y ago

   So is this just LLVM IR?
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   by ubercow 11y ago

   I'm glad to see the ldraw community is still alive and healthy. I haven't played with LEGO cads since the MLCad [1] days. [1]: http://mlcad.lm-software.com/
7. 97.▲
   by ubercow 11y ago

   Powershell will need some kind of text editor though, even if it's just something as simple as nano.
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   Embarrassingly parallel(en.wikipedia.org)

   1 points by ubercow 11y ago|0 comments
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   Non-Volatile Memory Host Controller Interface Specification(en.wikipedia.org)

   1 points by ubercow 11y ago|0 comments
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    by ubercow 11y ago

    Ever since the new mac pros came out, I was curious how they were going to solve the rack problem with the crazy round design. Especially in regards to cooling.
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    by ubercow 11y ago

    I wonder what the story will be for devices that Microsoft hasn't "blessed". Will there be some way to create our own images with drivers needed for different SoCs? There's a whole bunch of awesome ARM dev boards out the
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    by ubercow 11y ago

    slightly different scope, but solves a similar problem https://github.com/cloudflare/redoctober good writeup about it here https://blog.cloudflare.com/red-october-cloudflares-open-sou...
13. 103.▲
    by ubercow 12y ago

    As someone who lives in Washington State, not Washington DC. It always frustrates me trying to sift through the DCs looking for something.
14. 104.▲
    by ubercow 12y ago

    Would you mind elaborating on what you mean by minimum font-size? You've got me curious.
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    As someone who uses Simple every day, I'd kill for an API. Would be cool to do some analytics on my spending on top of what they already provide.
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    Especially when a good majority of APIs require you to pass something like an OAuth token in the header, ruining the bookmarkibility completely.
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    I am definitely not the person to be giving you feedback on this, I'm not a lawyer or anything myself. Just consider me a pair of outside eyes looking in that loves when hackers tackle problems in other industries.
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    What a cool project. Though as a recommendation, I would make it easier to find out more information from those videos. Github, etc. I wanted to learn more and had to find the github repo from the npm package you gave on your first video.
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    >Specify the Dockerfile to use in build oh man it's finally here. I'm excited.
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    I'm getting a force close when trying to choose a picture on a Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II. I have no experience with android development and don't know how the force close reports work, but one was sent and I hope you can figur
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    Any idea if the talk will be recorded? I'd love to listen to a full talk but some space and time restrictions prevent me from attending in person.
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    emphasis here being on local music collection. I don't want to have to upload a huge library of music just to stream it to my local network, where I already have the music on my hard drive.
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    The most amusing part for me is the domain name dns-cargo.com Seems like a random choice. Wonder if this was just some spare throwaway domain they had laying around.
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    Active_emoji – A collection of emoji aliases for core Ruby methods(github.com)

    4 points by ubercow 12y ago|0 comments
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    I love how many porn sites are supported by this
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    Loaded for me, but it took like 10 seconds
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    Lots of social media sites (like Google+) have much better gif support over things like webm. With G+, webms take like 15 seconds to open their fullscreen viewer, click play, wait for buffering, then watching it. Gifs just play right in the
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    There are always going to be people that use a particular browser for a particular reason and it's that competition that encourages the organization behind the browser to improve. Instead of using baseless FUD to try and win people ove
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    Tampermonkey is great for this kind of stuff on Chrome. Provides quick toggle for userscripts too. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tampermonkey/dhdgf...
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    by ubercow 12y ago

    I've been writing an entirely automated anime sorting and processing system that runs off of a "on torrent completed handler" and sorts it into a folder. It uses the hash lookup feature to get information about the file. That