watty

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811.
by watty 16y ago
That would be great... an HTML5 RIA with Flash embedded for video.
812.
by watty 16y ago
He's a big 13 year old at 5'10" inches and 160 lbs
813.
by watty 16y ago
Anyone have a link to more info on "refusing to allow high quality technologies"? Seems like the author left out Adobe's reasoning.
814.
by watty 16y ago
I'm not disagreeing but I'm curious if you have any source that shows soccer results correlate less with "rank" than other sports. Do the low scores have something to do with it (similar to hockey maybe)?
815.
by watty 16y ago
Yep, me too... almost as if it's hard to get out of the programming "zone". But, having worked a few years now developing full time don't let it affect your career decision. I can't imagine it being much different than working a stressful
816.
by watty 16y ago
A 4 year degree doesn't guarantee success and no degree doesn't mean you can't be successful. But, having a 4 year degree makes it easier to be successful.
817.
by watty 16y ago
Flex: http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk They sell a modified Eclipse IDE called Flash Builder but you can also compile and code without it.
818.
by watty 16y ago
I was about to post how sick I am of seeing these ridiculous rebuttals but this actually made me laugh.
819.
by watty 16y ago
This seems similar but probably not $200: http://www.technologyreview.com/Infotech/19699/?a=f I think the technique in the article could control the car from any location via cell modem.
820.
by watty 16y ago
I agree, it'd be nice to know how much easier it is (if at all) to mount an tie in a computer to their car. They do make a good point: "But as they look at all of the wireless and Internet-enabled systems the auto industry is dreaming up f
821.
by watty 16y ago
I wonder how much he ended up paying total. I may have to try this for an upcoming anniversary but i'll probably have to point it out like he did.
822.
by watty 16y ago
Wow, it's so intuitive.
823.
by watty 16y ago
Why is this on HN? Can we vote PS3 vs Wii vs 360 next?
824.
by watty 16y ago
Scrolling with the mouse wheel is painfully slow but everything else is awesome.
825.
by watty 16y ago
"Furthermore, Adobe's entire argument that developers and consumers should shun Apple's lock-in for Adobe's lock-in is absolutely absurd!" I don't have a problem with blocking the Flash plug-in. What I have a problem with is blocking nativ
826.
by watty 16y ago
Good one! I bet if you didn't turn it on it wouldn't get hot at all!!!
827.
by watty 16y ago
Is it that you find "Flash" annoying or just rich content in general?
828.
by watty 16y ago
This seems kind of silly. You're not forced to multi-task, why not change your habit and use only one application at a time? Try http://www.nowdothis.com - maybe it'll help change your "bad" habit? I'm sure there's an application out t
829.
by watty 17y ago
THIS JUST IN: The future of HTML4 is HTML5.
830.
by watty 17y ago
Why the down votes? Of course a native iPhone app can stream DRM video, what does this have to do w/ Flash or HTML5? Flash is still needed for DRM video on the web. Hulu can create a native Windows, iPhone, Mac, etc. app but how does tha
831.
by watty 17y ago
Like this? http://www.9to5mac.com/Flash-html5-canvas-35409730
832.
by watty 17y ago
If Flash never existed and HTML5 was king, what would flashing, animated, noisy advertisements be created in? Content is not the fault of the platform.
833.
by watty 17y ago
Wrong; Flash is still needed for DRM video (Hulu, Netflix, etc.)
834.
by watty 17y ago
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/swf/ I don't use Flash because Adobe forced me or insisted that I use it. Flash was the only solution to create highly interactive applications on the web for a long time and gained huge popularity because of
835.
by watty 17y ago
This one seems much smoother and it can do a maze http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uERF6D37E_o
836.
by watty 17y ago
I'm just replying to the original upvoted post, "Didn't he/she know the engineer's name?". Obviously the "finder" knew it was Apple hardware and the thug who stole my XBox knew it was Microsoft. The finder DID call the "owner" and most lik
837.
by watty 17y ago
Gizmodo: "Weeks later, Gizmodo got it for $5,000 in cash. At the time, we didn't know if it was the real thing or not. It didn't even get past the Apple logo screen. Once we saw it inside and out, however, there was no doubt about it. It wa
838.
by watty 17y ago
I don't think that was clear. The articles stated that he saw the engineer's name that night when looking at facebook but wasn't able to look it up in the morning due to being disabled. I don't know about this guy but I probably recall 5%
839.
by watty 17y ago
I didn't suggest volume alone suggested special sauce, " sheer volume of trades and absurd average over 18 years makes". I was more trying to get the point across that they weren't rolling one die for 18 years but rolling it thousands of ti
840.
by watty 17y ago
"100 portfolio managers buy and sell 100 million shares a day" Luck should have been mentioned but the sheer volume of trades and absurd average over 18 years makes it seem like they DO have some special sauce... and a lot of it.

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