alexfreska

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Top cancer doctors link alcohol to cancer, give unprecedented warning(businessinsider.com)
4 points by alexfreska 9y ago|0 comments
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Lightning fast left-right movement in Vim(github.com)
5 points by alexfreska 10y ago|1 comments
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QuickScope – Lightning fast movement in Vim(github.com)
4 points by alexfreska 11y ago|1 comments
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by alexfreska 11y ago
ES6 is quickly becoming the norm and now with Babel there is no reason not to embrace the future. https://babeljs.io/
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by alexfreska 12y ago
I may be wrong but didn't they write their own language that compiles to javascript?
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by alexfreska 12y ago
How do you financially support yourself?
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by alexfreska 12y ago
So Skype has a 100% success rate piercing NATs and does not require any fallbacks? Also you mentioned that you do not use STUN/TURN, what other solutions are there that allow for p2p data streams between browsers?
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by alexfreska 12y ago
I may be wrong but I don't think Skype works without at least a browser extension.
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by alexfreska 12y ago
Not all people have Chrome or latest version of Chrome and I think a fairly recent version is required to relay over TCP.
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by alexfreska 12y ago
Yeah IPv6 is valuable but it seems NAT is the smallest inconvenience since a p2p connection can usually still be made. Briefly giving it thought, I don't think IPv6 could rid the use of TURN servers or close the other 5% of anomalies.
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by alexfreska 12y ago
Some of the security is explained in an overview at Google IO. Here is a video: http://youtu.be/p2HzZkd2A40?t=22m18s
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by alexfreska 12y ago
Interesting, yes I agree, as much should be exposed as possible to interface with any creative fallbacks people come up with for their system.
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WebRTC: Not Quite Magic(alexfreska.com)
120 points by alexfreska 12y ago|56 comments
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by alexfreska 13y ago
Exact reason why I think this is great news, it will likely be a more actively developed version of what ST is now... plus some extras