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Is the ami mentioned in your README still available? Searching for ami-b80f0ad2 in community AMIs is not turning up any results.
Re:The Leap Motion Controller Now Supports Linux on Thursday March 28, 2013 @03:30PM (#5457096)
I can say that even with this latest release, CPU usage on my fairly beefy i7 system is ~ 40% on one core.
Re:The Leap Motion Controller Now Supports Linux on Thursday March 28, 2013 @03:28PM (#5457089)
I got it working just fine on gentoo, see the walkthrough here: http://www.keyboardmods.com/2013/03/leap-motion-in-gentoo-li...

wasn't that hard.

Re:The Leap Motion Controller Now Supports Linux on Thursday March 28, 2013 @03:27PM (#5457084)
Well, I guess if you're that much of a diehard, just check out this project instead: http://www.duo3d.com/ they're planning on fully opensourcing everything. If you're annoyed because of the apparent dependency on ubuntu, note that I got things working on gentoo without much issue: http://www.keyboardmods.com/2013/03/leap-motion-in-gentoo-li...
Re:OAuth for Python made easy on Thursday March 28, 2013 @03:13PM (#5457013)
Yes it definitely works and does so more easily than any alternative I've tried. I've used it to interface quickly to something like 20 different APIs at this point.
Re:OAuth for Python made easy on Thursday March 28, 2013 @03:11PM (#5456998)
Thanks for your work on rauth, I've been using it for a long time and I'm hoping to update my projects to use the latest version to pick up requests 1.x support some time soon.
Re:Vim - Putting arrows to use on Tuesday August 21, 2012 @06:53PM (#4415207)
A very small corner case here, but on certain keyboard layouts, hjkl is actually harder to use than the arrow keys. To be more specific, I use an alphagrip keyboard most of the time where left,right,up,down are all under the left thumb and a trackball is under the right thumb. The way I interact with vim is thus very different from most folks, I imagine.