kinetik

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The Polygons of Another World: Atari ST fabiensanglard.net

18 kinetik 6 years ago 2 comments

Jim Keller: Moore’s Law Is Not Dead youtube.com

1 kinetik 7 years ago 0 comments

Comment · 12 years ago

My understanding was that a lock free algorithm could still wait for an unbounded time, and what you're referring to are called wait free algorithms.

Comment · 12 years ago

(ref. http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/1995-06-24/)

VP8 and H.264 to both become mandatory for WebRTC andreasgal.com

147 kinetik 12 years ago 74 comments

Revisiting Alice ML bluishcoder.co.nz

47 kinetik 12 years ago 1 comments

How To Win Benchmarks And Influence People featherweightmusings.blogspot.com

5 kinetik 14 years ago 0 comments

Shumway: a SWF interpreter entirely in JavaScript benjamin.smedbergs.us

177 kinetik 14 years ago 57 comments

Comment · 14 years ago

In Firefox, open "about:addons" in the location bar, select "Plugins" on the left, then you can disable/remove as necessary.

Comment · 14 years ago

Original source: http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2012/Jul/375

Binary search is a pathological case for caches pvk.ca

80 kinetik 14 years ago 13 comments

Error handling using forever-loop codeofhonor.com

2 kinetik 14 years ago 0 comments

Firefox Beta 15 supports the new Opus audio format hacks.mozilla.org

159 kinetik 14 years ago 106 comments

Video, Mobile, and the Open Web brendaneich.com

6 kinetik 14 years ago 2 comments

Comment · 14 years ago

Web APIs for audio are under active development. The W3C has formed a working group where use cases and two specifications (Web Audio API and MediaStream Processing API) are being developed. Chrome and Safari are shipping experimental versions of the Web Audio API now, and Firefox will soon be shipping experimental versions of the MediaStream Processing API (it's available now in a special build). Firefox 4 onwards also includes the simpler Audio Data API. I believe all of these APIs provide sufficient functionality to build the audio portions of media playback with working audio-visual synchronization.