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   Puck.js: JavaScript and Bluetooth === Awesome(youtube.com)

   3 points by wybiral 8y ago|0 comments
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   by wybiral 8y ago

   I recently did a video series on x86 using nasm and GCC. It only covers 32-bit but I think that's a better way to start since of the conventions are simpler (especially when interfacing with C code). https://www.youtube.com&
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   Intro to x86 Assembly Language(youtube.com)

   4 points by wybiral 8y ago|0 comments
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   by wybiral 8y ago

   For all those times I'm in my house without my phone or laptop to order something?
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   by wybiral 8y ago

   Here in Austin the buses are pretty good too but for some reason everyone complains about them. I don't get it... I mean, yeah you might have to sit next to another human being for a few if it's really busy, but it's way chea
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   by wybiral 8y ago

   I'm a software developer that has absolutely no association with the taxi industry. But I still oppose the way Uber operates regarding local laws and the way they've handled consumer data. PS: Here in Austin, Texas we managed to b
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   by wybiral 8y ago

   I have no commercial incentive to oppose Uber and I still hate them.
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   PocketBeagle: Open Source USB-Fob Computer(youtube.com)

   1 points by wybiral 8y ago|0 comments
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   by wybiral 8y ago

   This has been my preference too. Beats trying to keep weird alignment with the method names and makes param lists more consistent with other open/close bracket situations.
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    Exploiting BadUSB to get YouTube subscribers(youtube.com)

    2 points by wybiral 8y ago|0 comments
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    I found this thing years ago and still occasionally go to it to play around with different circuit concepts. Very cool!
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    I was wondering how they pulled of the R`` expressions because I didn't realize that JS added "tagged templates" like this [1]. So if nothing I learned something new by reading this tiny bit of code. https://develo
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    I live in a city with a decent bus system, bike lanes, and where it's never too cold to walk. Never used Uber but I have on occasion hailed a taxi or taken a local ride share alternative in a pinch.
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    downdetector.com isn't even working for me: https://twitter.com/davywtf/status/1012778410714812416
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    It still isn't an example of bias . It's just an example of Twitter not having clear internal policies and coordination for dealing with sensitive issues. Which, frankly, has been an issue that plagues them on both sides of the p
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    The content is important though because it's precisely why they weren't allowed the hashtag. They were allowed other hashtags that didn't have the same negative "attack ad" approach so it doesn't look like poli
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    How is it based on the political opinion rather than a choice to keep negative attack ads off of their platform. If they apply the same approach to different political campaigns it doesn't seem politically motivated to me.
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    Sure, but it isn't biased censorship. It is censoring attacks against individuals regardless of their origin. If the Clinton campaign ran an ad that was targeting Trump in a similarly negative way and Twitter allowed that, then it wo
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    But not a custom icon as part of an attack ad calling one of the candidates a criminal. There is a subtle difference.
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    But isn't this more that your peers are quick to react to that topic rather than the platform is censoring it?
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    Are there examples of Democrat-funded attack ads like this with hashtags that Twitter allowed icons for? EDIT: I ask because this is an example of an attack ad targeted to an individual candidate rather than a general promotion or political
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    A Swiss Army knife for data pipelines(github.com)

    2 points by wybiral 8y ago|0 comments
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    Yeah, I think if you allow JS at all then WebAssembly isn't really adding much risk.
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    Encrypted reverse proxy in Go(github.com)

    1 points by wybiral 8y ago|0 comments
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    It is really addictive though. When you get to the point of having little helper robots that do your bidding... Priceless.
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    If all you need is a Go library for connecting to a Tor daemon and adding/removing hidden services: https://godoc.org/github.com/wybiral/torgo
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    Are those statistics a direct result of promoted content on those platforms or a combination of that with normal word of mouth from peers on those platforms?
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    You can do that kind of advertising without collecting this much data and creating psychological profiles on every user (think: Coca-Cola). And even if I like something seeing it repeatedly online just annoys me more than it inspires me to
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    Most of the people I've talked to seemed to think that ads were how money was made from services like that. Promoted content that's constantly in their face trying to blend into normal content. In fact, so much so that it's b
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    by wybiral 8y ago

    Google Photos isn't bad for making and sharing albums. But then again you're just trading one giant for another.