MarkHarmon

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by MarkHarmon 12y ago
That is an amazing resource and I used it when developing my hex game library for PixiJS. https://github.com/mark-harmon/HexPixiJs
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by MarkHarmon 12y ago
Many people view Facebook policies as creepy and unethical, that is probably driving this negative response. We don't know where mainstream VR will take us in ten years, but we do know that there have been many assaults to our privacy
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How to Move a VirtualBox VM's VDI File(programmingaddict.blogspot.com)
2 points by MarkHarmon 13y ago|0 comments
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
Not true. You could have an online WebGL game that requires an account and dynamic server provided data to run. The account would cost money. EDIT: Added last sentence.
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Setup a FreeBSD VM Using Oracle's VirtualBox(programmingaddict.blogspot.com)
1 points by MarkHarmon 13y ago|0 comments
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Install Guide - FreeBSD 10 on VirtualBox VM(programmingaddict.blogspot.com)
1 points by MarkHarmon 13y ago|0 comments
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
Yeah, it's things like that make you wonder how much is redacted to preserve some director's ass.
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
Some of the comments in the pdf files are kind of funny. http://www.odni.gov/files/documents/1118/CLEANEDOVSC1205_L6A... Comment [a1]: Graphic of 2 terrorists sending email to each other, show email indicati
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
I wonder if it will become a trend to name technologies after taboo items? Imagine if a product called Dildo comes out and it is the best, most easy to use piece of software that ever existed. People would just have to use Dildo and get ove
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
Adam has put into words the ideas that have been floating around in my head for awhile, and does so in a very interesting way. Cataloging mental models. Cool. Very loosely reminds me of Jung's personality archetypes.
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
I'm a person that has spent lots of money on low-latency digital audio interfaces and know from experience that every millisecond counts. It seems like this type of technology always suffers from latency issues. How are latency issue o
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
This is cool, but I found a small defect. If you drag the dot over the images while they are loading, the color change doesn't take place. It might be necessary to call your function after images have been loaded on your demo page.
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
What problem is ojjs solving and what are the trade-offs? For me personally, the design principle of "separation of concerns" has always worked well, especially in a team environment. Having a pure designer (on photoshop or illust
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
"I can't believe we are having this discussion!" That's how I felt, but that is also what made me want to have a quick check with others before voicing that kind of opinion. Seems like when I am the most sure about somet
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Ask HN: Should a login page use SSL?
8 points by MarkHarmon 13y ago|5 comments
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
One reason I love HN is due to the contributors having better than average critical thinking skills (IMO). Unfortunately that isn't enough when it comes to asking someone to believe that all governments might be controlled by a secret
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U.S. Senate bill authorizes sanctions on any country offering Snowden asylum(ctvnews.ca)
1 points by MarkHarmon 13y ago|0 comments
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
See my reply above, basically if you are outside the UK then it looks like you won't be able to complete the order form truthfully.
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
I just tried to order and it only let me choose from one country (for my personal address) and that is UK. No option to select USA.
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Open-source hardware for embedded security(edn.com)
1 points by MarkHarmon 13y ago|0 comments
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
Maybe we need a manufacturer to step up and make a line of computers that is open source and contains self auditing features such as checksums for all hardware. There has to be a way to do it. Some of the latest Kickstarter projects that ar
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
I must apologize for my mistake, I actually read one of the linked articles (from the main article) and though that was the main article. I'm still of the opinion that nonfree does not equate to nongood. It should be more like "no
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
Interesting article and I like the motivation behind it, which seems to be owning your own data and keeping it private. It does get a little preachy for me though with sentiments such as this "...which is bad like any nonfree program&q
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Editable (label) on click for Twitter Bootstrap(jsfiddle.net)
1 points by MarkHarmon 13y ago|0 comments
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Barrett Brown faces 105 years jail for sharing leaks link on social networks(freebarrettbrown.org)
1 points by MarkHarmon 13y ago|1 comments
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
We need a definitive answer on whether PFS is truly perfect. If ssl->vpn->https->anon-dns->tor->tls2->no-logging-search is safe then our searches for weird porn might be private.
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
"... it is somewhat unfair against DDG since the argument works against any internet company" What other search engines are being suggested for use as a safer alternative to the major search engines? Did any of those companies res
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
Nice resource, thanks for posting. It would be really cool to have some kind of ratings and reviews for each service/app listed. Maybe an official review/rating and then user contributed.
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
My thoughts exactly. One way of changing public opinion would be to use the same tactics that the opposition uses. Mainly taking back the airwaves and presenting unbiased information, rather than pre-chewed, here's what you should thin
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by MarkHarmon 13y ago
Did a google image search on that photo to see if it is a hoax and it's real. The park is in Cleveland Ohio. http://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2013/07/0...

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