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by codeka 12y ago
But they could just inject a "fake" recipient device with their own public/private key and decrypt messages as they transit the system. They might not be able to decrypt messages you've sent in the past, but I can see no
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Show HN: An app which lets you graph (and export) your watch's battery over time(codeka.com.au)
1 points by codeka 12y ago|0 comments
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by codeka 12y ago
I think he meant the clone of it that they put up before the original developer had a chance.
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by codeka 12y ago
I don't think it's as bad as that. It's the mean number of friends, not the median . The example of twitter makes this a bit more clear: your followers have more followers, on average, than you. But that's because you
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by codeka 12y ago
> Android Wear seems still in the experimental stage, but this app is not labeled a beta. This is the impression I get, after using one for about a week. Not only does it seem rather unfinished, it's also quite buggy (some notificat
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by codeka 12y ago
(1) “to detect contact with the touch-sensitive display at a first predefined location corresponding to an unlock image”; (2) “to continuously move the unlock image on the touch-sensitive display in accordance with movement of the detected
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by codeka 12y ago
Usability testing is a bit of a luxury for a two-man team...
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Popular Android apps inherit bugs from recycled code(itnews.com.au)
2 points by codeka 12y ago|0 comments
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by codeka 12y ago
Except, how would the valet know where you live?
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by codeka 12y ago
There was another one where a guy with the name "XBox Shut Off" would run around griefing players in Call of Duty and when they yell at him to stop, accidentally initiate the "off" command. https://www.youtube
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by codeka 12y ago
There are several third-party apps that have a "shake to snooze" feature. I find that gives me enough time to wake up properly and turn the alarm off (or if I go back to sleep, the fact that it's only snoozed means I get woke
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Leaked Documents Show How Yelp Thinks It’s Not Getting Screwed By Google(searchengineland.com)
2 points by codeka 12y ago|0 comments
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by codeka 12y ago
Maybe it's worth the pain if every startup became the size of Instagram and got bought by Facebook, but that's only true for a tiny, tiny fraction of a % of all startups.
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by codeka 12y ago
>The most rational path for them is to just assign addresses from a big pool and not bother with the all the fancy subnetting. That's what he's suggesting, though (I think). Except because it's IPv6, Amazon's big pool
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by codeka 12y ago
From the article, they were able to capture the PIN code from across the street and two stories up using a camcorder. You're not even going see that person.
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by codeka 12y ago
I don't see how you would have anyone to blame but yourself if that happened.
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by codeka 12y ago
>I literally work to pay for rent and food. Sorry if this bums you out. You spend a third of your life working, if you're only doing it for the money then I feel you're quite literally wasting your life. It doesn't particu
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by codeka 12y ago
i) It's two taps to send someone a video on Snapchat, so I'm not sure how this could be anywhere near "10x" faster. ii) many would see that as a limitation, not a feature. iii) Similarly, many would see that as a limitat
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by codeka 12y ago
She apparently had access to employee data, not customer data. In my experience, businesses will often play a little fast-and-loose with employee data - far more so than customer data. Though I agree it presents a bad image of GitHub&#x27
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by codeka 12y ago
What's harsh? It seems accurate given the contents of the article.
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by codeka 12y ago
The point is, there's no point changing them until the site fixes their certificates.
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by codeka 12y ago
These were taken in IE on Windows. The italic version seems far worse than the normal version, but they're all a bit wonky IMO. http://imgur.com/a/i5KjF
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by codeka 12y ago
Apart from the SMS/MMS issue, the rest of the article is about how you shouldn't used inexperienced developers to draw conclusions about a platform. This quote is very telling: "We discarded the iPhone prototype we had been w
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by codeka 12y ago
Is this in response to anything in particular?
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by codeka 13y ago
Yes, you basically render the particles as metaballs for that sort of effect. Should be doable in glsl, though I haven't personally done it. Edit: here's a video showing the technique: http://vimeo.com/4391370
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by codeka 13y ago
No, NCPPR categorically are crazy and stupid. No need to coin terms to paint them as such when their own words do a perfectly good job of it on their own.
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by codeka 13y ago
I think it was removed by the moderators, it was definitely there before.
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by codeka 13y ago
I basically chose MySQL because of familiarity for the most part, but I think I'll definitely consider an alternative for my next project...
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by codeka 13y ago
You need a font which supports emoji. Android, iOS and Mac OS X should support it out of the box, on Linux I had to install a font. I'm not sure what the situation is on Windows.
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Unicode support in MySQL is...(codeka.com.au)
157 points by codeka 13y ago|107 comments

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