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by 5h 14y ago
A good command of chromes inspector etc makes this largely a non issue for me ...
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by 5h 14y ago
I haven't used ST beyond a trivial play, I'd like to use it more but I'm also a "die-hard" vim user, everytime I try to switch I discover some feature of Vim isnt there, like half decent macros (at least stored in a buffer and editable in t
153.
by 5h 14y ago
not what your after, but http://www.zvork.fr/vls/ is fun if you like playing with low key / gels etc
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by 5h 14y ago
While I agree, there is no shortcut to simply picking up a camera and getting a few thousand shutter actuations to learn whats what (and most definitely not on green box mode if learning is the intention), some demonstrations like pulling t
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by 5h 14y ago
This legislation makes me die a little inside each time it comes up, utterly futile crap that will be ignored or worked around via more nefarious means by those that abuse tracking methods anyway. Why they didnt legislate that it be baked i
156.
by 5h 14y ago
Seems OTT to me, I generally use normal boring labels, then modernizer to detect if the browser supports placeholders, if so hide the labels and add placeholders to the attributes
157.
by 5h 14y ago
of course, the perils of replying after skim reading! as pointed out, hooks are a perfect fit for this.
158.
by 5h 14y ago
so add them to your gitignore.....
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by 5h 14y ago
Been doing this for a while, came with another bonus: I no longer have a single ftp server running anywhere on my servers now, using codebasehq.com as my repo / deployment source ... works extremely well.
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by 5h 14y ago
I work neck deep with cross browser "stuff" frequently, frankly, IE9 is a breeze & imho Paydirt made themselves look really quite daft!
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by 5h 14y ago
not sure if this was intended as sarcasm, so I logged in just to check, no they dont, they have related searches (in bold), search history & narrow by region down the left... all but the last go in the "cruft" category imho, google have
162.
by 5h 14y ago
"cluttered left rail" ... sure, cluttered with things that get a helluva lot of use & happen to be located in a very convenient place.
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by 5h 14y ago
Listening now, I'm impatient, I'll give you 20p if you reduce the 10 second intro to 3 seconds in the next episode.
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by 5h 14y ago
We're talking about being banned from connecting to servers to play a modification for a computer game here, it's a situation that just is simpler than "real life", it is nothing to do with providing a deterrent, if they are banned from c
165.
by 5h 14y ago
ban them for an exponentially increasing time period? as long as they are clearly notified "you have been banned for 3 months, cheat again it will be 9" it'd do the same job surely?
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by 5h 14y ago
Ahem... "Usability".
167.
by 5h 14y ago
"Caught with your pants down" is the best I could come up with
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by 5h 14y ago
have you looked at muse ( http://www.adobe.com/products/muse.html ) and the sort of sites that come out the other end ( http://juliegratz.com/ ) I hope that's not what they have in mind, quite why they are showing off a website who's homepa
169.
by 5h 14y ago
replying to myself as I seem to be at the top, just found this http://civicuk.com/cookie-law/configuration and thought it looked quite nice, via the reddit thread at http://www.reddit.com/r/web_design/comments/sfxvo/anyone_got...
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by 5h 14y ago
I was waiting for this retarded piece of legislation to rear its head again. Those who wish to circumvent it will do, easily & by far more insidious means, meanwhile the rest of us who just want google analytics have tough choices to ma
171.
by 5h 14y ago
Especially ones like this, where their utility is somewhere between awful & dubious, it's an interesting hack sure, but I don't think I saw the article clarify that it is a terrible idea! If a developer ever came to me advocating abusin
172.
by 5h 15y ago
Personally, I find them & their discussions quite interesting usually, and if gathering karma is for some reason important to the submitters, well more power to them.
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by 5h 15y ago
Congrats all, new project due to be live in a month or so I'll keeping an eye on updates and might make the jump asap
174.
by 5h 15y ago
This is (for me) a very timely validation of OSMs efforts, congrats to them!
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by 5h 15y ago
I'm aware of those, thankfully the things I set wont change within the life a single environment, a single variable to say dev/test/staging/production, could easily set in bashrc & wsgi script.
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by 5h 15y ago
I feel the opposite, Over the 3 years or so I've worked with django full time there have been very good reasons to have different setups wrt environment, virtualenvs & web servers. That said I tend to use env vars to identify which envi
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by 5h 15y ago
I've given it a quick go & am very impressed, relatively smooth experience for a just-launched product, remote inspection, manipulation & js console is great ... tied up with selenium or similar to drive more complex interactions on
178.
by 5h 15y ago
Not just rails, same for django ( https://github.com/search?q=SECRET_KEY&repo=&langOve... ) and I imagine any framework with this sort of thing in their default project skeleton
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by 5h 15y ago
I tried that in chrome too, saw it didnt work and presumed the site handled it, not my browser, IE9 avoids it as well, even shows a little popup saying the site has been modified to prevent xss, latest FF still displays the alert though.
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by 5h 15y ago
what on earth has happened with engadgets url structure? tried (albeit briefly) to re-write it to get to the desktop version, failed a couple of times before i spotted the desktop link at the bottom, which looks to append ?m=false, and now

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