torstai 30. huhtikuuta 2015
keskiviikko 29. huhtikuuta 2015
MODs and Steam
On Thursday I was flying back from LA. When I landed, I had 3,500 new messages. Hmmm. Looks like we did something to piss off the Internet.
Yesterday I was distracted as I had to see my surgeon about a blister in my eye (#FuchsDystrophySucks), but I got some background on the paid mods issues.
So here I am, probably a day late, to make sure that if people are pissed off, they are at least pissed off for the right reasons.
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The 2048 guys stole my iPhone game
Hey gamedev, wanted to share my story about how Ketchapp, the publisher behind 2048, blindly stole my iPhone game.
I have been debating whether or not to go public with this. But I figured it might be valuable to share my experience. Here's my story:
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tiistai 28. huhtikuuta 2015
Thinking About Performance
Vault – A tool for managing secrets
Visualizing Garbage Collection Algorithms
Clone and edit websites. Troll your friends.
sunnuntai 26. huhtikuuta 2015
Performance of AMD A8 APU on Xubuntu 15.04 with radeon and fglrx drivers - a benchmark
Looking for a database of companies in Finland
Hi,
I am looking for a database / file of companies in Finland. I am mostly interested in the company name and type of industry it belongs to. I found one such data set at Tilastokeskus (http://bit.ly/1Glymzo), but it is neither free nor open.
Does anyone have any suggestion? If not complete Finland, then I am alright with Helsinki, Espoo and Vantaa too.
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perjantai 24. huhtikuuta 2015
The Hidden Costs of Microservices
A Git versioned country
submitted by treecz to opensource [link] [8 comments] |
A Random Startup Generator
torstai 23. huhtikuuta 2015
Valtio ulkoistaa IT-konsultoinnin halpamaihin 2015-2019
keskiviikko 22. huhtikuuta 2015
My experience live-posting DSLR photos on social media with an Eye-Fi card + an iPhone
So, as some of you may know, I work for eco fashion week in Vancouver. Part of my job is getting great photos- either of backstage, guests, sponsors, or a couple from the runway- onto our social media stream before anyone else.
This requires a bit of finessing- it is important that they get online quickly, but the system has to be robust and able to work in areas that are heavily congested with network traffic.
I shoot with a D600, and this season brought along two social media interns to handle the copy-writing and posting aspect. I came up with a pretty simple and effective system that you guys may at some point find useful:
My camera settings:
- First off, I use two memory cards. Slot 1 is a 32GB card, Slot 2 is the 16GB Eye-Fi
- I have my camera set to 1:RAW + 2:JPEG so it saves a raw to the 32GB and a JPEG to the Eye-Fi; I put my JPEG settings to Basic because, as this is for SM, I only need the lowest quality and it'll look stellar
- I have my Eye-Fi card set to broadcast its own network, and to upload photos to the connected device as soon as they are locked
- I pair the iPhone with the Eye-Fi card by downloading the app, logging in, and selecting to be the receiver of photos. If you have two phones (as I sometimes used my own device), you have to switch which device will receive the photos back and forth.
- Once the Eye-Fi has be initialized on the phone, it will install a profile and should automatically connect. When connected to the Eye-Fi, the iPhone should still be able to send and receive data on the Mobile network (necessary for uploading the photographs to SM)
- For runway shows, I fire at CH, for around/venue stuff, i fire at CL. I also use 3D autofocus tracking for the runway shows which works quite well for me, YMMV
- In case you care, I shoot the runways with a 105mm DC. It's not the best runway lens in the world, but it does the trick, and is sharp as a tack. I fire at F4;1/1600th;800. I bump ISO in exchange for shutter speed to freeze any movement in the pieces.
Procedure for Runway (backstage and other stuff is this but less time-sensitive, obviously):
- It is important to have your uploading device close-by. The files aren't huge, but you don't want to deal with any lag in time-sensitive uploads.
- After I fire off a burst and have a moment, i flip forward (as the camera will display the latest RAW) and select the BASIC i want to upload. I lock it. The Eye-Fi network should start up, and the iPhone should connect. I always keep the eye-fi app open, so i can flip over to it to make sure the transfer happens (for this part it's great to have someone else so you can have your eye on the runway).
- Once the file is uploaded, or even if it's not quite yet, but the photo has been chosen, I delete everything else off the Eye-Fi card. This is very important, as it makes flipping to the END of the SECOND card a LOT faster. Your RAWs stay untouched on the main card, but the second card needs to be free to access the end of. If someone knows how to "jump to the end" of a card on a Nikon, please enlighten me!
- Rinse and repeat.
I was truly surprised at how well this system worked. A big part of it is having a) a main card that lets you fire away and capture the stuff you need. B) having a second person to handle the actual posting. C) the 'Lock to upload' system that ensures you are not constantly uploading every shot, only the ones you want to.
That's about it- a few steps of prep make the end result that much faster. FWIW i saved this setup to my U2 user preset and for daily/nightlife shooting (2nd card acts as overflow and shoot RAW only) I can flip back to M/U1 and not worry about fiddling with settings.
Cheers, enjoy, and take from this what you will!
Happy shooting!
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Call me maybe: MongoDB stale reads
tiistai 21. huhtikuuta 2015
Google Shuts Off NPAPI in Chrome this week
maanantai 20. huhtikuuta 2015
sunnuntai 19. huhtikuuta 2015
Things which aren't magic - JSONP
torstai 16. huhtikuuta 2015
The New Technologies Canonical Created for Ubuntu Phone
How to Implement a Type Checker in Python 3
Analyzing Our Long Term Blog Metrics With SQL
keskiviikko 15. huhtikuuta 2015
tiistai 14. huhtikuuta 2015
Free e-book: How to Code in HTML5 and CSS3
Hello,
my friend, Damian, has written a book for people who’d like to learn HTML5 and CSS3 from scratch. It’s free and available for both reading on the web as well as in most popular formats (PDF, ePub, mobi).
You can read or download it here: http://bit.ly/1FIEXnh
Enjoy!
submitted by pimpl to learnprogramming
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Age Of Wonders III Now On Linux
Focus. Playlists for Coding.
Gotchas From Two Years With Node
Why I'm Not Sold on MongoDB
maanantai 13. huhtikuuta 2015
Contribute back two days per month to the open source your product is built on
Intent to deprecate: Insecure HTTP
Game of the Year 2015 tulee varmaan Suomesta!
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