morphir
Re:Yeah, I'm sick. Read all about it
on Monday November 24, 2014 @07:22PM (#8655592)
you might want to checkout out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkfnUm7uH7o
(How to Create a Healthy Electrical Environment in Our Technology-Driven World)
Imac retina 1 screen: safari+chrome+firefox+textmate
Can all these be tiled and run full-hd in one screen?I'm considering this setup; but would like a review first from somone who already has one.
Ask HN: Can someone properly *review* the new retina?
Being a frontend webdeveloper; I found myself wondering if I will benefit from the new iMacs gigantic screen-releastate. I have some ideas that this could be beneficial for my use case.Problem: There are so many poor reviews on the web. None speaks of how the screen is to work with on a daily basis.Scenario 1: how will spectacle work in terms of ordering all browser windows in full hd-view...
Re:Firefox introduces PDF viewer
on Thursday February 21, 2013 @08:19AM (#5257193)
it's not ready for prime just yet. Tried it with my AI-slides, and slide 12 does not render at all. http://www.idi.ntnu.no/emner/tdt4171/slides/Lecture6.pdf
Re:JQuery 1.9 has been released
on Tuesday January 15, 2013 @11:02PM (#5065175)
Re:Slate: Tiling window management for OS X
on Saturday September 29, 2012 @07:04PM (#4591219)
what do I press to get this behavoir?
bind ;:cmd;ctrl throw previous
A pattern for prime numbers may have been found by a japanese
is the screen still made of glass that will shatter if you drop it to the ground? If glass, I hope they have managed to hardend it. Also I dont want those silly bands/rubber rings around the phone.
Re:Zynga creative chief quits
on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @05:13AM (#4447676)
ditto. Sometimes a title is just title.
Live Webcam on top of Mount Everest
Re:Dulwich: Pure Python implementation of git
on Tuesday August 02, 2011 @05:46AM (#2836554)
python is like china. By making a shameless copy for them self to use.
Re:Apple Keyboard in pure CSS.
on Tuesday March 08, 2011 @12:58PM (#2301849)
prove it :)
Re:Is Scheme Faster than C?
on Sunday February 20, 2011 @06:39AM (#2241679)
if this proves to be true, I'm most grateful for your tips. Maybe you could be even more specific providing a page number/chapter?
Re:Is Scheme Faster than C?
on Saturday February 19, 2011 @08:43AM (#2238986)
"This is where Scheme
really won. Because of its extremely algorithmic---almost
mathematical---nature, Scheme can be easily manipulated in a sort of
algebraic style. One can follow a series of rewrite rules (just about
blindly) to transform a program into another form with some desirable
property. This was exactly what I needed."
Can anyone explain this with an example? I have been pondering what he meant with this for a long time.
Re:No GPL Apps for Apple's App Store
on Saturday January 08, 2011 @03:56PM (#2083935)
it has. But I think its important to point out that freebsd and the bsd-stack is not in any way in competition with osx. Apple develops products, and earns money by creating products that average joe can operate with ease. This means that Apple is able to commoditize off open source, by taking and contributing back to their projects of interest. Free Software Foundation have their understanding of what freedom is. Unfortunately the fight for freedom has resulted in a rather complicated GPL v3 opposed to BSD-licenses which demand that your respect copyright and by that restricts you less than the GPLish licenses. It's ironic, but BSD offers more freedom than GPL. Also, it's a shame that VLC - being the most kick-ass videoplayer today - is hindered by legal issues.
As a funny sidenote, one could say that if you choose GPL you need to consult your legal-department. But if you choose BSD you don't even need a legal-department.
Re:Node.js powered MMO scrabble
on Saturday December 25, 2010 @04:01PM (#2039406)
It uses websockets to provide realtime multiplayer action. And canvas to draw the graphics. This is a sweet taste of what is to come with HTML5.
Re:Kinect sex game will not become reality, Microsoft says
on Sunday December 19, 2010 @12:33PM (#2022051)
Essentially I'm saying that the developers/distributors that make these kind of products will find a way to reach their customers some way or another. Just because microsoft makes this statement may indeed hinder the market from developing in the early beginnings. But it will not stop the perverts in the long run. Not that I'm against this product in any particular way - as I think people are to be free to explore their sexual fantasies. I am saying however, that the market will be (probably) too big to be ignored.
Re:Kinect sex game will not become reality, Microsoft says
on Sunday December 19, 2010 @12:09PM (#2021998)
there is no need for me to define perverts. But according to wikipedia...:
Perversion is a concept describing those types of human behavior that are a serious deviation from what is considered to be orthodox or normal. ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pervert
Re:Kinect sex game will not become reality, Microsoft says
on Sunday December 19, 2010 @08:45AM (#2021657)
The perverts will win. Simply because there is too big of a market for this to be ignored.
Re:Google Body Browser
on Friday December 17, 2010 @08:02PM (#2018536)
does this use websocket?
Re:Could the Wikileaks Scandal Lead to New Virtual Currency?
on Saturday December 11, 2010 @07:37PM (#1996032)
Maybe not a new currency. But Paypal truly has showed weakness when bending over for a government without any juristic evidence. I mean, Paypal as the #1 international internet pay-service (as I see them) is basically compromising their entire credibility over one political case. One can only wonder how much pressure the Government had put on them. So while a totally new currency maybe would be taking it a bit too far - a 100% independent online pay-service/transaction-service, explicitly stating their i political independence would be up for a timely launch now. Kind of like a Swiss bank - but for online cash-flow.
Ask HN: Do We Need Both Websockets and The Wave Protocol?
I do not quite grasp the difference between the two as they both appear to use push technology to communicate data real time. Are we splitting what could be one? It reminds me of a common problem from the WEB2.0-era, S-EXP. vs. XML vs. JSON. Basically breaking the web unnecessary much.
Re:Peter Seebach: How I learned C
on Friday December 10, 2010 @10:26AM (#1991878)
making sounds on a violin does not make you a musician just like coding up some statements does not make you a programmer. But it is how everyone, great or small, starts. Nice read.
Re:Ask HN: China are doing great
on Friday December 10, 2010 @07:17AM (#1991410)
I'm not saying anything, but rather asking.
The Right Amount of Venture Capital to Raise
Re:Sprite.js: HTML5 framework for creating efficient animations in bro...
on Thursday December 09, 2010 @09:35AM (#1987541)
anyone of you reached the floor yet?
Ask HN: China are doing great
Liu Xiaobo has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his work on human rights in China. It has however aggravated the Chinese government, such that all major western media are being censored as we speak by the national firewall. Should we acknowledge this prize? Or should we rather pay respect to the regime that has governed the Chinese people with marvelous economical growth the last two...
Re:Ditching 200K of C++ for 30K of Scheme
on Wednesday December 08, 2010 @09:17PM (#1985711)
a before and after picture comparison would go a far way, since I'm on osx, I cant see much difference.
Re:Ditching 200K of C++ for 30K of Scheme
on Wednesday December 08, 2010 @06:54PM (#1985287)
does it look any different?