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by yoran 12y ago
Is 2014 the year of Linux on desktop? Joke aside, it makes me happy to see the transition from Microsoft to Linux has been a success. I remember reading the news headline when they first announced it. I wonder how many of the 22,000 governm
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by yoran 12y ago
Can someone tell me what the recent negative news around OpenGL (see for instance http://www.alexstjohn.com/WP/2014/06/03/apple-ditching-openg... ) means for the future of WebGL? I don't follow the g
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by yoran 12y ago
Hstry -- Boston -- FREELANCE Rails/Ember.js full-stack developer Hstry is a Boston-based ed-tech startup focused on bringing history to the digital classroom. Our mission is to captivate students in the study of History and we aim to b
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by yoran 13y ago
Hstry - Boston, MA (LearnLaunchX Winter '14) ( http://www.hstry.co ) Hstry is a Boston-based ed-tech startup part of the LearnLaunchX accelerator focused on bringing history to the digital classroom. The product we are buildi
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by yoran 13y ago
Awesome!
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by yoran 13y ago
I second that. Also, in Firebug, you can see the padding clearly (it's in a different color) when you hover over an element with the inspector. This is not the case in the Firefox Development Tools. It's still possible to get the
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by yoran 13y ago
On Windows, I'm still using Winamp as of today because I haven't found an alternative of equal quality. Not sure why though considering that Winamp is so old, at least enough time to develop a good alternative!
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by yoran 13y ago
OMG de_nuke... Those maps (de_nuke, de_dust2, de_aztec, de_inferno, etc...) sometimes appear in my dreams. I feel like I know them better than my own house!
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by yoran 13y ago
No one mentored me when I started programming. We had Internet fairly early so I looked into how to make my own website. This taught me HTML (no CSS back then!) and some basic PHP. Then I became interested in game programming (I was still a
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by yoran 13y ago
You must have great Christmas dinners!
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by yoran 13y ago
The end of an era, sad. I remember playing ClanBase tournaments back in my Counter-Strike days.
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by yoran 13y ago
Would anyone mind clarifying what "HoTT" stands for?
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by yoran 13y ago
Same here. I'm sure the content is really interesting but the design is awful! Plus the logo doesn't fit at all the topic of computer security.
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by yoran 13y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Obama is kind of the CEO of the government, isn't he? So he's the person that should be held accountable for stuff going wrong (or right) in his government.
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by yoran 13y ago
That's right. The argument I often hear from people about the Snowden stuff is that, in contrast with a corporation, the government is there for "its people" and "will never abuse its power". What they forget is tha
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ISO8601 for negative years in Ruby and Javascript(yoranbrondsema.com)
3 points by yoran 13y ago|0 comments
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First Brussels Ember.js Meetup(yoranbrondsema.com)
1 points by yoran 13y ago|0 comments
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by yoran 13y ago
He'd rather see millions of VC money being put into the next SnapChat, which has obviously much more benefit to humanity than space exploration!
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by yoran 13y ago
I think that's a good observation. People from Northern Europe (Sweden, Norway e.a.) are also known to be "colder" and more reserved than people in the Mediterranean region.
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by yoran 13y ago
That's because they drive on the left in London!
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by yoran 13y ago
4. Because it's often faster for short distances In the city I used to live (Eindhoven), I often had the situation that trips were shorter by bicycle than by car. This happened especially when I had to move around the city center, wher
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by yoran 13y ago
What a joke. Native wins big at security because "the security of the source code of itself; browser source code is open for all to see, and to then work around.". These people obviously don't understand that security through
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by yoran 13y ago
Wow this article is stunning. I mean, the tight links between government and corporations were always kind of supposed. But this story exposes it and it's scary! What happens in those backrooms is fucked up. From the story: The plan ca
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by yoran 13y ago
In my own life, I see more and more "evidence" that IQ, or academic achievement, is the wrong metric for intelligence. When I grew up, everyone was telling me that intelligence is in direct relation with how you perform at school. Someone w
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by yoran 13y ago
The semantic web has gotten one step closer!
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Help for the Bitcoin-24.com victims(btc24-help.com)
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by yoran 14y ago
They are for male porn stars.
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by yoran 14y ago
What I especially like about this is that the project was developed in an academic context while being hugely beneficial to society. I mean, improving the performance of a fundamental protocol like TCP has huge effects. If only we had more
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by yoran 14y ago
Same here... (Western Europe though)
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by yoran 14y ago
Does anyone know how these open streaming webcams are detected? Do they stream on a particular port? By the way, this is really creepy and the people having those webcams should at least be aware of it.

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