Category: technology
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NumPad Window Tiling for Openbox
Using Openbox as my window manager lately has allowed for the sort of precise and reliable custom configuration that I’ve been missing after years languishing on Gnome/Unity. My latest triumph, with help from here, is a really quick and efficient poor-man’s method for tiling windows using the number pad keys. This configuration simply allows you…
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Going Dark in Protest of SOPA/PIPA
In what’s sure to be the straw to break the camel’s back, I’m joining Wikipedia, reddit, WordPress many others in the SOPA Strike. This legislation aims to reverse the trend of democratization in content production and wrest control of the dialogue from the people back to a monopolistic, myopic minority of ‘content owners.’ It proposes…
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IAmThe servier engineering lead at foursquare. Ask Me Anything. : IAmA
IAmThe servier engineering lead at foursquare. Ask Me Anything. : IAmA
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foursquare for android
foursquare for android was released to the Market today. I helped out a very little bit on this project, and have been testing since early builds. It’s totally awesome, and you should all go buy Android devices so that you can run this app.
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Learn to program a PDP-11 videos – Boing Boing
This is amazing. Instructional videos on programming 40+ year old computers.Learn to program a PDP-11 videos – Boing Boing
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John Resig – Algorithmic Ink in JavaScript
A port of the Context Free image generation language to JavaScript. Everything in the browser now. John Resig – Algorithmic Ink in JavaScript
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TEDsphere talks interface – data visualization & visual design – information aesthetics
TEDsphere talks interface – data visualization & visual design – information aesthetics Very cool visualization of the relation between TED talks. Good fun.
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Quote by The Future Without IPv6 – Vox
At the moment, IPv4 address blocks are not private property. All the Internet registries have policies for reclaiming unused allocations for reassignment. Because there are still addresses in the free pool, the application of these policies hasn’t inconvenienced anyone. To keep your allocation, you basically just have to be able to fog a mirror. The…
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“…well it’s not really him, but other architects in Microsoft are not much hairy….However…”
“…well it’s not really him, but other architects in Microsoft are not much hairy….However if we’ll normalize their hair we can get very good chances for Haskell….Want to be famous and make significant history? Grow a beard!†– Computer languages and facial hair – take two – Just code – Tamir Khason