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ohaal
5y ago
This guy has a project which deals with this: https://web.archive.org/web/20160328052858/limid.sitadella.c...
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ohaal
7y ago
Cached version of article http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https%3...
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ohaal
8y ago
https://youtu.be/WxlxqMmCKMg
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ohaal
9y ago
Related talk (relevant part starts at 38:43) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrksBdWcZgQ Quote from the talk: I don't want to make it sound like the sky is falling. This was found on one very esoteric processor that i
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ohaal
10y ago
For the uninitiated, consequences include (for instance) not being able to use custom ROMs (such as CyanogenMod), as long as you wish to use any app that utilizes SafetyNet. Banking apps, Snapchat, Pokemon Go etc. (it's getting more an
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Android SafetyNet Now Tripped by Unlocking Bootloader
(reddit.com)
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ohaal
10y ago
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ohaal
10y ago
Here's a good explanation of why AMD is on the rise: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSYBO1BrB1I
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Edward Snowden is suing the Norwegian state
(translate.google.com)
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ohaal
10y ago
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Nobody wants a VR Platform War, but Oculus may start one anyway
(digitaltrends.com)
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ohaal
11y ago
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ohaal
11y ago
I'll just leave these here (vk2zay is Alan Yates, "Chief Pharologist[2] at Valve Corporation"): [0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/Vive/comments/3wwpi0/want_more_info... [1]: https://
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ohaal
11y ago
> You are not going to have room size experience with any of those headsets at home at least it's not feasible you are tethered with so much crap that you need a man servant walking after you ensuring that you don't hang yours
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ohaal
11y ago
Really what makes the Vive the superior option (in my eyes) is that you can have both a seated experience and a roomscale experience. A roomscale experience also removes any "VR sickness" because all your movements translate 1:1 w
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ohaal
11y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9845301
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Chromium team kills chrome.sidebar API project
(code.google.com)
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11y ago
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GeekBox – The pioneering versatile open source TV box
(geekbox.tv)
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ohaal
11y ago
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ohaal
11y ago
Hm, I'm curious why this wasn't caught by the HN anti-duplicate. Previously when I've (obliviously) posted an already posted URL, I've been redirected to the comments of the pre-existing URL. The URLs are literally exact
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Pure JavaScript WiFi QR Code Generator
(qifi.org)
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ohaal
11y ago
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Mysterious fireball falls through the sky in downtown Bangkok
(mashable.com)
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11y ago
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ohaal
11y ago
Love the idea! Been thinking about this myself for a while. Not having tested this fully, how well does this work in a chromecasted tab?
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The Rise of Work-Doping
(theatlantic.com)
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ohaal
11y ago
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ohaal
11y ago
Relevant now because: In a little over a week, Snowden is to be awarded the prestigious Bjørnson Prize[1] by the Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson Academy. He receives the award for his disclosures of the threat to free speech constituted by the elect
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Samsung is building an 11K mobile display that can mimic 3D
(engadget.com)
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ohaal
11y ago
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ohaal
11y ago
For me, vertical space IS at a premium. Especially when browsing the web. How many web pages do you see utilizing the full width of the monitor? Very few, which is also the reason I choose to dock my developer console to the right instead o
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ohaal
11y ago
In the comments so far, there seems to be some confusion on what this is. The Chrome Sidebar API is an API for Chrome extensions, adding a sidebar surface to Chrome. The proposed API allows Chrome extensions to access and control a sidebar
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Chrome is developing a Sidebar API
(code.google.com)
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ohaal
11y ago
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ohaal
11y ago
I've been using this service for a while already, mostly for demoing answers on StackOverflow and/or testing out new languages without having to install anything locally. Although the site is very handy, I find some of its design
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ohaal
11y ago
Tabs Outliner[1] is great for this. It's lacking sync (an extra top layer in the tree for each device would make sense), but other than that, it is fantastic, and has really reduced my memory usage back to normal levels. It allows you
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ohaal
11y ago
Seems the latency is somewhat intentional in some of the examples as they make use of the "delay" feature of the plugin: http://jquerymy.com/api.html#CW-delayed-bi See for instance the code of the map: ui: { &
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Testing the HTC (Re) Vive with Steam VR: Better Than Oculus…?
(anandtech.com)
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ohaal
12y ago
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ohaal
12y ago
Smart TVs being a good idea, all depends on who you are. It's good for TV manufacturers, because old TVs get older faster (outdated processor / software and so on). For consumers however, having a separate box for the "smart&
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