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leberwurstsaft

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    Comment #7514899

    Only up to 8 nodes per session (at least, at the moment), according to the docs and this post: http://lightyearsoftware.com/2014/03/multipeer-connectivity-...

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    Comment #7337040

    There's this iOS app that generates very similar images, but with some interactivity. https://itunes.apple.com/app/rgb-petri/id423126001?mt=8

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    Comment #6575432

    Sweet, I attended a talk about this this spring in our university. The one big question was about the enormous energy density in these cubes. It must some way or another get into t…

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    Comment #6038625

    There is also XRay Editor ( http://mireus.com/xrayeditor/ ) that comes with an Xcode plugin to relatively easily convert the changes you made into code. It also has an overlay feat…

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    Comment #5025906

    you missed to multiply by 2h. 86400 frames equal only 1h.

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    Comment #4732527

    It's case sensitive and has related problems in finding words. Entering all lowercase letters recommended. While I'm sure it was a fun exercise to build it and there will most like…

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    Comment #4719183

    For some reason this app seems to miss a lot of its advertised functionality in Germany, or maybe just on my phone. The image search results aren't displayed in a scrolling slidesh…

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    Comment #4523153

    On an iOS device with retina display it's awfully blurry, probably just not rendering to a big enough canvas.

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    Comment #4372781

    While stitching together the original images to a higher resolution panorama ( https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B2Y0xU4gYdrLd1BFNXJiT1JacUE - 50MB, 31K pixels wide, do not open the…

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    Comment #4372766

    You're right, so I went ahead and recreated the panorama with the source images. Output file is much clearer at 31,792 x 5,683 (~50MB). You can find it here: https://docs.google.co…

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    Comment #4372674

    Also: http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl/multimedia/raw/ doesn't load thumbnails but the full sized images… (is this 1994?)

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    Comment #4372655

    Not to belittle the achievement, but what's up with the HUGE white stripes above and below the panoramic image? Makes browsing the image a bigger hassle than necessary and adds qui…

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    Comment #4360191

    Thank you! The lower part isn't really a good fit, but the upper part is nice to look at.

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    Comment #4341225

    Thanks, and yes, it does roll off one's tongue :)

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    Comment #4341201

    The algorithm is actually a lot quicker to act. Once an hour would be quite useless in many cases (especially power loss).

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    Comment #4339630

    I also have made great use of this great menu of cocoa controls. Thanks for creating it and keeping it up! I do occasionally wonder about the name "controls" for this kind of compo…

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    Comment #4305139

    I'm quite amazed that this is even possible to do, as it needs recent satellite imagery both from after they allegedly hiked there and from shortly before, to be able to make compa…

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    Comment #4300860

    I'd say it may even be contributing to accessibility, precisely because of the use of CSS to achieve a desired look instead of falling back to imagery. This allows to disable style…

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    Comment #4241191

    Tablets are not rated by EPEAT.

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    Comment #4219548

    Bigger yet, http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA15689.jpg (23096x7981 at 13.7 MB)

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    Comment #4202388

    Ugh, the need to delete the corrupt version and then install the good version also gets rid of all user data. What a mess. Of course, this could be fixed by slightly increasing the…

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    Comment #3989251

    Ugh, sounds like the wrong way to do things. Shouldn't they rather work on preventing the bloat and creeping in of toolbars and unwanted stuff? I shouldn't have to reset a profile …

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    Comment #3934650

    This magazine, while made with good intentions, really hurts my eyes. The colors clash, and on many pages its even hard to read the text at all. It's like 1995 web design. Here's h…

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    Comment #3480672

    I just tested this at home with a few different light sources, and yes, it does lock all three - focus, aperture, white balance. But all in the one spot you tap-held. Afaik, all th…

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    Comment #3480047

    I'd like to add that it's possible to lock focus and exposure (not sure if also white balance) by tapping and holding on any spot in the "viewfinder". Also, see the full frame in t…