chairmankaga

There's a video game titled echochrome that touches on this phenomena. Its puzzle platformer where you have to navigate around obstacles by positioning the camera into various positions until a path forward or the obstacle is obscured by the illusion being projected. Very cool!

That's very true but there's something sexy about working with the actual hardware. Maybe I'm part masochist.

Fun read, I'd always been interested in buying a playstation 1 devkit to tinker but this might push me over the edge :)

Getting a scrollbar for the content under "cracker" in Ubuntu firefox 30.0 The scroll hijacking of course breaks the scrollbar there :D

Very cool, I wanted to build one myself. How long did it take to compile the dataset?

Seems to be overloaded, cached: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:www.jas...

It does seem to be primarily for quick visualization of common use cases. I was a little disappointed because I've been meaning to do some research in speeding up my d3 visualizations, although this seems really cool none the less.

I was able to pick up D3 fairly quickly and I love it. Dashing d3 [1] was a great starting off point, but nothing beats looking through a ton of live examples.

[1] https://www.dashingd3js.com/

It seems you can send a crafted URL to request the deletion of images owned by Person A, to Person B. Cutting out any interaction from the original owner.

I think he only used the data from WordNet for a personal visualization, it's not integrated with the WordNet program.

A decent performance check on D3 using canvas vs svg with up to 400k points. http://trac.osgeo.org/openlayers/wiki/Future/OpenLayersWithC...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xcode XCode has a drag and drop interface builder built in for iOS.

Site accessibility was jumpy for me as well. Cached : http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...

I think they are deadly poisonous Zanzibar hamsters. Genetically engineered from rat and hamster DNA.

"The enemy knows the system"

How exactly are the files sent? You mentioned using "GCM as a tickle" are you only using it for routing?

I noticed you handle images, but do you scrub the EXIF data?

How does this distinguish between nodes that are only there to collect the IP's of all other users?

"Q: Can Sony “fix” this like they did for the 3.55 exploit?

A: No. With 3.55 the keys metldr used to verify its dependent modules were recovered. So Sony simply stopped using the now-insecure metldr and started using bootldr (which was still secure) to load.. Sony doesn’t have any more secure modules like bootldr left so like I said in my original post they have no options and cant fix anything; without getting too technical, we now have the keys to every “common” hardware module that is able to decrypt Sony-signed modules. The only thing left are the modules that use per-console keys, which are useless for booting common firmware (which must be decryptable by every PS3)"

http://wololo.net/2012/10/25/clarifying-the-confusion-on-the...

I think its important to consider not only piracy but the effects of malicious users in online games. It only takes one person to ruin your experience in a game, even worse if you are cheated and can't do anything about it.

The kotaku story is following in the steps of the older stories and is somewhat inaccurate.

This was a much more interesting read by one of fail0verflows devs Marcan.

http://wololo.net/2012/10/25/clarifying-the-confusion-on-the...