You mean like DANE?

Agreed. Those "story arc avoiding episodes" are commonly referred to as the Monster of the Week and were always the most enjoyable X-Files episodes.

I've always wanted something like this projector + camera shining down on a pool table.

It could record all of the shots, and easily show you a prior table position so you could "un-do" a shot as well as re-play slow motion video of a "break" or other action. Based on varying games, it could count and keep score (cutthroat, multiple iterations of "4 ball run", etc etc) by just displaying the scores somewhere on the table.

For interactivity, it could "visualize" the line of an intended ball strike by viewing your cue stick and anticipating the output (it wouldn't be perfect with only a top-view camera, but good enough). Once you find your desired "line" a voice or other gesture control could "freeze" the drawn lines, allowing you to more easily aim.

Fun stuff, and I didn't even watch the video (:

Looks nice, but not secure. They don't offer HTTPS for their website. When you login to your account, it's "re-branded" https://idp.secureserver.net/. Seems like they're too cheap to buy their own cert and host their own gateway to the domain management console.

Watching from 5:00 to 6:00 is perfect, thanks!

Sounds like a ++good idea to me! FTFY

Bilbo Baggins was the best. This is somewhat entertaining: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

What I mean is, can I just download your plain hosts file over the web? Instead of downloading your software and extracting it. Whether it's a giant 3M line file or 250k lines or smaller doesn't matter as long as it's decent. It seems like maintaining the hosts entries is the hard part!

Do you have an API to fetch the hosts file directly without using the windows software? I don't run any windows...

I'm thinking about taking your hosts file and running it through a script to create a dnsmasq or bind config so then I can run it as a local resolver for my home network (consisting of non-changeable devices like a Wii).

IntelliJ IDEA is even better. I don't even look at import statements anymore or even think about what libraries I'm using.

If you copy/paste some code from another class, all the dependencies are added automatically to the new class.

Even adding a new library to a Maven project is trivial in IntelliJ. You just start typing the name in the pom and a list of libraries and versions pop up, defaulting to the most recent stable release.

Getter/Setter/Constructor/toString/equals/hashcode -- they're all auto-generated for you as needed.

It is annoying that all this "fluff" exists in the language, but a good IDE hides it; getters/setters are collapsed to a single line; import statements hidden by default, endless customization in how your code looks so you can ignore the fluff and focus on the important stuff.

Try FoolDNS or others on this page:

http://alternativeto.net/softw...

If only APK would spend his time developing a DNS service we could all use for free instead of client software. (Push the hosts file to the DNS resolver that ALL devices use.)

If the "smart TV" uses it's own DNS, simply block all outbound port 53 traffic other than your router itself.

For fake domains and URLs you should always use the RFC approved "example.tld" such as https://myproxy.example.org/...