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Actually this is a better situation than getting a bad reel or worse not receiving the movie at all the day or two before release on film.

I used to manage a theatre and sometimes had issues (more often re-releases than new releases) for instance our copy of Pulp Fiction was missing a reel, had to wait days for another one to ship rather than just making a call. Sometimes movies came reeled backwards, missing reels, missing entire canisters with multiple reels, scratched reels etc. Digital removes all those distribution problems (and that is some heavy material). And not to mention the times when a platter would break and drop the entire film on the ground every now and again. I'd say digital has less problems.

I did have fun building movies on Thursday nights and watching them for quality but digital is much better in terms of distribution. The reel feeling will be missed though.
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Actually, on the developers page you linked it also lists JS, Lua, Go and Python as languages for GWAN handlers. I assume that means that those languages are supported via separate processes that are called out by the GWAN process since the page breaks those languages out separately from 'natively' supported C/C++/Obj-C, D and Java.
> HTML and CSS gracefully degrade.

No. Not when the targetted browser has bugs, or implements half the properties used for a given technique and not the other half. When a button is hidden and its replacement can't display the degradation is not graceful, when elements are all over the page because positioning doesn't work correctly the degradation is not graceful, when activating buttons doesn't even work because you happened to use an attribute or a property the browser doesn't like the degradation is not graceful, and when the browser just throws or crashes altogether because you accessed a js property the degradation is not graceful.

And that's just user-facing, Kogan notes that their issue is cost, and the cost of supporting IE6 and IE7 is huge not just because their engines are gigantic piles of shit full of bugs and incorrect behaviors but because they don't even provide the tools to debug them.

Supporting anything is possible, the problem is the cost sunk into it for the complete absence of a return on investment.
I'd agree. Those ratios sound pretty reasonable for firmware. Actually, 60% was probably a good year.

I worked on i&p series servers at IBM and a vast majority of what we did wasn't really new functionality. It was more adapting the existing code base to the next gen hardware. Power on sequences had to be modified, hardware access went from GPIO to I2C and vice-versa, and the rules of what could be plugged into where under what conditions were always changing.

And once everything was working, you've got years of support to look forward to. It wasn't uncommon to get pulled into discussions for products released 5+ years ago.

As an aside, hardware enablement might not be flashy work, but it can be loads of fun even if you're not writing massive amounts of new code. Sure, the documentation stinks and the first pass of hardware is about as good as airport TP, but it is amazing feeling when it finally works.
not really, it's selling technical support.
In the intelligence battle, though, how much can we afford to cut ourselves off? A large budget is of little use, unless we can spend it on surveillance equipment...
no, working on search. i agree the android and g+ teams have a somewhat different focus, if only because they're attacking entrenched market leaders rather than getting to lead the market.
I don't think I buy that this isn't "newsworthy" for tech. This is a responsive aesthetic, previously relegated to the occasional experiment, adopted by the trendsetter of UI design in their flagship software. Not the story of the decade, but definitely of note to anyone who dabbles in mobile at least.
Here are some reasons:

* G-WAN is not open-source, so people (justifiably) resist trying it.
* It lacks software that takes advantage of the platform.
* G-WAN gets limited coverage on news sites. (it's banned from Wikipedia for example)
* People react negatively to the extraordinary claims made by its author without verifying them with the provided benchmark tool
No, that's ridiculous. This is like taxing the disabled because they cost more money.
For whatever reason, the Diablo 2 experience seemed much more enjoyable in comparison. It was possible, with simple determination, to grind your way from the beginning to the very pinnacle by slow, incremental progress. If you kept pushing, you could keep going.

Diablo 3 seems to have an entirely different curve where progress diminishes to near uselessness until you get a lucky loot drop and you can finally make headway again.

In Diablo 2 there was always a "sweet spot" where you could earn maximum experience and you never seemed to be so woefully under-equipped. A surprising drop would mean a big boost in performance for the next few levels, always a treat, but if you didn't get one you could still do okay.

In Diablo 3 the theoretical sweet spot is always way ahead of what your gear can handle and you're left struggling, out of your league, or coasting in a less difficult area with near zero experience awarded.

It's just not tuned right, unless of course the idea is to drive people to the Auction House.
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I think GP comment mentioned the r/games vs. r/gaming example to emphasize the effect of moderation. For most topics, though, there's only 1 major subreddit so a recommendation system would be pretty much pointless.
I wonder if the Ethiopian government runs any Microsoft software? I know that the article referred to the law that covered all forms of VOIP (assuming Asterix PBX software would be banned as well), but since Skype is now part of Microsoft I find it hard to believe that there wouldn't be some level of lobbying at some point in the future to reverse this legislation.

Perhaps the government knew that this was just a vanguard action and are hoping to buy some time to get their national communications ministry in shape (read: evaluate & implement VOIP DPI/monitoring solutions) before they were pressured to overturn the law.
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That depends on whether you value the HN as a set of links, or as a place to discuss topics of the day. If it's the latter, then which particular articles are put up is of less importance than the quality of the comments and moderation system here on HN. I wonder how many people actually click the links and visit articles before commenting? The numbers might surprise us.
I personally like the touch, but I think the sentiment is right. Extreme attention to detail in one spot = interesting, a few people notice. Extreme attention to detail in one spot by Apple = $$$ advertising revenue because everyone wants to see what Apple is doing.
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I wrote the Lua, Go, and Python examples handlers.

JavaScript, Lua, and Python can be linked directly with the server for performance you would not get via separate processes.

I had more difficulty with Go, which you can read about on the forum.[1]

They all work, but are just proofs of concept at the moment. G-WAN makes it easy to link with any C library, so it is not hard to use languages that expose a C API such as those listed. It is just a matter of writing a more complete handler.

[1]http://forum.gwan.com/index.php?p=/discussion/463/writing-g-...
Why is this article from 2011 being re-hashed multiple times on HN today?
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Obviously this is from a company that sells their own embedded real-time operating system. The product page of their "INTEGRITY" RTOS touts separation of components and reliability as the first/main selling points, so it's no wonder that they try to make other solutions appear unreliable or insecure.

They claim that their RTOS, being Common-Critieria-7 certified, mathematically proven secure and has been approved for the highest level of safety by the federal aviation industry and the NSA.

But honestly, when was the last time you've heard about a server being compromized by a Kernel bug (which should be about the level their RTOS operates on), in constrast to unfiltered user-input being used in, say, SQL queries?
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I keep getting ideas that can solve my own problems, if converted into products / services and shown to the markets. The markets would shape them to survive or die fast.

I want to develop a website in roughly 7 days or less that can scale to million page views per month without change. I would host it on a AWS Micro. The site would have log-ins and shared message postings.

Please suggest the best suited language as well as framework to achieve this.
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I think it is very reasonable, if the author also writes the documentation, which is the only way to get to know about the software.
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Local regressions aside, I do believe that as a species, we're slowly getting smarter.
I am with you on this. I think it's a very elaborate ruse.

If it isn't, then they have totally failed at marketing and should try to fix that.
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Sony XPeria's photo gallery has a tilt effect. It was passable.
Off-topic, but I'm curious why you paid for Zeus instead of any other battle-tested FOSS alternative.
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That's equally ridiculous. Not upgrading your browser is a choice, being disabled is not.
Per the fine print, it's yearly.
I am not objecting to the NAT only, though I cannot figure why it should be so hard to have enough access points to avoid your NAT gateways being overwhelmed. I am objecting to the weird DNS schemes to force authentications and other hacks..
This would be a lot more interesting if it used the front-facing camera to generate the reflection. But that would use far too much power.
At some point in life it becomes hard to do something you have not done before. You can get better at what you are already doing (e.g. Going from 20bn to 40bn like Warren Buffett after 60), but it's harder to go from 0 to 1m, since this involves new stuff, a qualitative change.
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Since the chance of a new Blu-Ray standard coming out that supports 4K is zero and given that the movies are already encoded in this format for the cinema, stands to reason these will get ripped, transcoded, and dumped on BitTorrent as soon as High-DPI screens become more common on computers.

1080p looks great and all, but 4K is simply stunning in comparison.
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It is when you consider the deployment models, the development server setup etc.

The language has as many flaws as it's always had but it still works.
Thanks. Sounds like a good setup to me.
It contradicts the story of that old and wise guy who decided to give money to the children who were harassing him. Each time they spotted him and cursed him they would earn one dollar. In the end they stopped because it became "work".

My experience in the education system is that bad behaviour is punished in very public way and good behaviour is never publicised and rarely get any recognition except when to cast a light on bad behaviour.

Edit: the article makes a poor job of explaining that losada line and so does wikipedia.
Are you talking about free WiFi or paid WiFi?

If it's free, then of course there are limits to stop people abusing the service. Business travellers would most likely tie up the bandwidth doing video calls to family and associates. Downloading files they forgot to copy to their laptops and let's not forget ... surfing for porn.

If it's paid for, then you should get what you paid for. If not, just wander down to the nearest StarBucks, Maccas, whatever and use the service you find there.
I personally disagree with regards of wired. And not only because I submit quite regularly from them (I just found out about, so don't be to harsh!). They sometimes have some interessting stuff. For me, again this is only my personal opinion, as long as a certain article has the potential to start interessting dicussions AND isn't just bait, I submit it.

But banning what one could call mainstream media from HN wouldn't do it favour. My impression is that I'm no the only non-hacker around here, so not strictly tech issues have their justification as far as I'm concerened. And if some content shows up that just doesn't fit, well simply don't vote for it or simply flag it. I for my part don't care who submitted a certain article or from which source as long as it's a good read or a good discussions. Perfect if it's both. Just my 5 cents.

Disclaimer: Not working for any of the above mentioned news outlets, and I don't even have a wired subscription. :-)
It's hard to detect whether someone refuses a regular ban. People use proxies. It's more trouble than it's worth. A account hellban is the simplest ban that works.
No it didn't. If it had, it wouldn't have been a "war" - it would have just been IE just dominating. In fact, Netscape started with a massive lead.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers#GV...
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I think I see what you're talking about: more non-browser clients exist so the web servers need to be able to expose an API. I agree with that.

Besides that, the ability to "template" output on the server is still my ideal way to transform the business API to something the client can read. In the case of a browser, I'm templating for HTML. For a mobile app, we may just pass through in JSON and let the native mobile app handle the views, even output HTML5 for mobile in addition.

In all of these cases, server side templating of output plays a role I think. For browser targeted output, server side templates are still simpler in the implementations I've seen.
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Well some of the claims do appear a bit far fetched and the terms used are really confusing (my bet is that the programmer is non-native speaker).

And it's not banned from Wikipedia, it's just deemed not relevant. But that can't be all, can it?
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Not totally on topic, but how is that an "almost unimaginable coincidence"? Given the number of people who are involved in similar things, and the number of people at your average high school, it pretty much goes without saying that some people who go to high school together will later do similar things.

Journalists have weird ideas about probability.
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This is the worst argument I've ever seen in response to the "nothing to hide" statement, because it's simply the retort, "Yes, you do."

Can someone give me an argument against "nothing to hide" that doesn't boil down to "yes, you do!"? Honestly, I live somewhere squarely in the middle of the "nothing to hide" camp, and would really like to not be, if at all possible. I just can't justify changing my position on this if I don't know of a valid argument, however.
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Not really. Most people using IE7 probably didn't choose it, their IT department chose for them.
If you list the claims you feel are far fetched, I can try to provide evidence to support them.
In your own home, with a standard 50" TV, would there actually be any visible difference between 1080p and 4K? Aren't we reaching the limits of human perception?
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I think that having a list of open data country sources could be interesting.

At the moment we have:

- USA

data.gov [linked by ahi]

- City of Philadelphia

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- Spain

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Which else do you know?
Totally interesting insight into the cinema world. My only questions is why they waited so late to test if the film would play? (I am sure there is a technical reason.)
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That's just a software deficiency. There's no reason the software couldn't use the KDM to get the keys and decrypt a frame or 2 (or even a few seconds worth) of the (MXF) film footage as a test, regardless of the time. The encryption isn't numerically tied to clock-times--it's only enforced by the software (which now that I think about it may be enforced by legal contracts somewhere).

> One of those would be manna from heaven for any unsavory projectionist who wanted to make high quality copies from theater prints.

Not really. The keys and image decryption happen in a tamper-resistant "FIPS can" in the media server and then are re-encrypted and sent across a bus to the projector. Some newer projectors have the FIPS can directly inside so that there are no physically exposed interfaces with anything other than the full-blown AES encrypted frames. Having a KDM means you can play the movie but you can't ever actually get to the data.

Fun fact: before DCinema there used to be people who owned tele-cine scanners mounted in the back of flatbed trucks that would go around to theaters and pay unscrupulous employees to borrow the film for a couple hours. They'd have an very nice scan of the movie for pirate DVDs the day the movie came out.
Sorry, this was my fault. I have a Chrome extension that forces everything to https, and forgot to remove it when I submitted the link.
I wonder if the recent integration into Microsoft Dynamics (CRM) had anything to do with this deal? Great result for Yammer.

There was a great 'On this week in Startups' podcast interview earlier this year with David Sacks (Yammer CEO). Interesting business.

http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/Yammer-Integrates-Wi...
For the most part I have backups, configs are largely in git etc. However, some old work is gone since the drive itself is hardly functioning and I'm not paying for professional data recovery.

So if you get a hard drive installed in your head, make sure you have the same stuff backed up in git... and make friends with a cyber-dolphin...
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That makes no sense. The KDM is a self contained public-key encrypted message containing the decryption keys. It requires no internet connection to verify and extract the keys, and it certainly doesn't need to do it during the movie. In fact, most projectors are not even connected directly to the internet.
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In addition to squash merging, you can merge without fast forwarding (--no-ff), which is a great method to make topical branches of related commits one single atomic conflict free commit.
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OK. It is open season for saying that Linux is bad because your laptop doesn't support it. But if consumers decide that laptop manufacturers only need to support Windows, it should not be a shock when brand new laptops are made without good Linux support.

I can't even imagine how bad driver support would be in Windows or OS X if every single device driver had to be made by the same company selling the OS.
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Perhaps far fetched is not the best word to use. The tone of some messages (world's fastest server/web_proxy) is off putting but what really irks me is the totally weird ones: Like units sold for Apple/Mircosoft/Google... What does that prove? Google doesn't sell anything tangible (maybe they sold some Google android phones but that was a one time event).