FedericoElles
Re:0 to 60 in One Second: Fusing WebGL, CSS 3D and HTML
on Saturday August 24, 2013 @03:15PM (#6269496)
Amazing. This is the first WebGL demo running fluently on my system... a 7 year old Athlon Dual Core.
Re:Sketchfab: 3D Portfolio website
on Thursday March 21, 2013 @05:57PM (#5419413)
Rats! WebGL hit a snag. iWatch crashes my tab. Guess my PC is too slow for this awesome webapp.
Re:Share your weekend/part-time startup (December 2012)
on Sunday December 02, 2012 @12:08PM (#4861752)
A kind of Google Now for Movies. Instead of searching for movies, new releases automatically land in your inbox once available as stream and you just need to sort them into "Want-watch", "Saw-and-liked", "Saw-and-disliked" or "Dismiss" folders (for later auto-sorting).
A beta version is available at http://exkino.de for all you native German speaker and learner.
Re:More than 1MM Facebook accounts exposed
on Friday November 02, 2012 @04:08AM (#4731716)
You are able to post on blogger via email. If you register with this blogger-email-address on facebook, all facebook notifications are published as blogger posts and indexed by Google.
Actually this might be a used to circumvent a firewall preventing you from using facebook.
You can search for the leaked email addresses on Google and propably find blogger blogs with facebook notifications posted.
Re:Ask HN: Which DRM-free ebook reader to buy?
on Monday October 22, 2012 @09:01AM (#4682912)
The classic nook. I'm from Germany and one friend brought it for me from the states.
The B&N nook store is blocked in Germany, so I'm forced to load DRM-free stuff.
Most German eBooks stores do not sell DRM-free books, so I'm really really forced to only get DRM-free books.
They really don't want my money... :(
Re:That UDID script I wrote - 350K hits... (w/source)
on Wednesday September 05, 2012 @03:58AM (#4478408)
If your UDID script returns a positve, could you display a link to
http://fredericjacobs.com/identifying-the-traitor
and his "identifying the traitor" survey?
Re:Best Amazon review for Programming in C (non-affiliated link)
on Thursday January 05, 2012 @11:50AM (#3429348)
Actually all his reviews are like this:
Sharpie Fine Point Permanent Marker -> One Star -> "Ruined my whiteboards"
Rotorcraft Flying Handbook -> One Star -> "The information is confusing and I ended up crashing the helicopter"
Show HN: Review my minimalist webapp landing page
Re:Show HN: My weekend project, MealMogul.com
on Monday November 21, 2011 @04:53AM (#3260574)
You need someone for the German localisation/translation? I'm helping you!
Re:Show HN: A storebuilder contained in a single text area
on Thursday October 27, 2011 @03:15AM (#3161963)
Thanks. Mostly I take photos with my phone, and those are synchronized with the cloud, so my images are already in the internet and I would not have to download and re-upload those again.
Re:Show HN: A storebuilder contained in a single text area
on Wednesday October 26, 2011 @11:04AM (#3158864)
Can I pass also an image url in the single text area for each item?
Re:Ask HN: Python based cloud solution
on Tuesday June 14, 2011 @04:55AM (#2652295)
Re:Ask HN: What is the greatest book you've ever read?
on Friday June 10, 2011 @02:31AM (#2639996)
I second. For sure you also did read the original German version? :)
Misusing a website for server logic - the architecture of RADIOcracy
Re:Show HN: A local multilistener realtime radio station based on YouTube
on Thursday June 09, 2011 @01:25PM (#2637914)
No, clients are only remotes. There are already (much better) single-user YouTube playlist webapps.
Bandwidth: YouTube Steam + some Ajax and Google Chat running in the background of Client and Server.
Show HN: A local multilistener realtime radio station based on YouTube
I'm working on this since months during some spare work time at my company and before knowing about turntable.fm. Maybe some office worker here have the same niche problem as we did and find this useful. Feedback highly appreciated.Intro (telling the story behind it): http://shufflingsux.appspot.com/html/radiocracy.htmlTry it: http://shufflingsux.appspot.com/html/radiocracy_new.html
Re:Show HN: A Wiki written in 80 lines of JavaScript
on Tuesday January 18, 2011 @06:34AM (#2115437)
I love the idea of developing in the cloud with only js and a db api. The option to "view page source" makes each js app kind of "open" and more trustable. Thanks for sharing pageforest.