CWIZO

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by CWIZO 17y ago
weebmaster tools reports 10-20x grater response time than it actually is for one of the pages I maintain (haven't checked the others). So I would also conclude that it measures the time until every last CSS,JS and iframe is loaded. And that
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by CWIZO 17y ago
I think it actually requires some kind of a talent to design something like this. Not a useful talent, but a talent non the less.
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by CWIZO 17y ago
I was thinking the same. Also, all kind of bets among friends could be quickly resolved with this service. There are really infinite use cases here (you could check the weather with this for instance), not to mention the "dark" side ... you
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by CWIZO 17y ago
I have the latest Chrome&Flash and it's not working for me.
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by CWIZO 17y ago
It's a pity he didn't throw Silverlight into the mix, it would make an even cooler benchmark.
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by CWIZO 17y ago
That's exactly how I feel, and so far I haven't read a single thing that would clear this things up for me. And I read pretty much everything about this topic that I get my hands on. I'm really egger to learn this stuff, to know where to us
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by CWIZO 17y ago
I agree with you! And on that note I would like to see more articles that describe problems that NoSQL stuff is good at. This is probably the main reason why there is so much confusion. Everybody is talking about how great cassandra/mongodb
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by CWIZO 17y ago
I'm based in Slovenia. IE (all versions) has 46.00% share on one of our webpages (one of the biggest in Slovenia), IE6 has 23.98% share (inside the whole IE share).
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by CWIZO 17y ago
The majority of IE6 are "corporate" users, yes. But there is still a great deal of home users who just don't know better. I realize those users don't know what a browser is, the email would try to explain that. Advocating for enabling windo
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by CWIZO 17y ago
I've also noticed that % is no longer dropping as it used to :\
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Ask HN: How to make home users ditch IE6?
5 points by CWIZO 17y ago|6 comments
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by CWIZO 17y ago
I couldn't agree more. I can't imagine how many hours of clean-up it will take for all the webmasters to clean vendor prefixed properties out of their CSS files once browsers drop them.
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"Twitter" in 1935(blog.modernmechanix.com)
79 points by CWIZO 17y ago|18 comments
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by CWIZO 17y ago
I don't see how this will affect anything. Those who are still using IE6 had plenty of time to upgrade to IE7/8, what makes you think that once IE9 comes along, everybody will suddenly upgrade?
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by CWIZO 17y ago
I know what hyperbole is, but if this was indeed the case here, it was executed very poorly.
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by CWIZO 17y ago
I’m here to talk to you about why they’re great, and how this is probably Microsoft’s greatest contribution to mankind, ever. This is just a stupid remark to make, I don't think I have to explain why.
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by CWIZO 17y ago
Looks nice. I've noticed that sometimes when I click to create a new note a previously created note gets the loading gif and a new note is not created. When I click again, a new note is created. I'm using Chrome 5.0.342.5 dev on Windows.
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New exoplanet like 'one of ours'(news.bbc.co.uk)
1 points by CWIZO 17y ago|0 comments
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by CWIZO 17y ago
Cached (by Google) text only version: http://209.85.129.132/search?q=cache:http://www.mikeperham.c...
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by CWIZO 17y ago
This is really cool, but at $165 (+shipping I assume) it's really to expensive.
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by CWIZO 17y ago
It's clear that the author doesn't know what he is talking about. He is argumenting as if the whole FB dev team would drop everything and only be working on HipHop, when we all know it was 2 or 3 guys that did it. And even if that was the c
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by CWIZO 17y ago
Spoiler alert: if entering your name into google yields (on the first three pages) results about you, your online identity is good, otherwise it is not. I can only assume that this is useful only for people that are not able to come to that
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by CWIZO 17y ago
The positions change with every refresh.
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by CWIZO 17y ago
Look at the videos on the right, they compare Microsoft's products to Google's.
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by CWIZO 17y ago
The article can indeed be digested into this bullet points. But number 2 requires some more explanation as it can't stand on its own like that. Maybe "At the end of the day, stop working in the middle of a task, to make it easy to start aga
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by CWIZO 17y ago
Can you post the link where you found it?
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How to Wake Up Ready to Rock(pickthebrain.com)
85 points by CWIZO 17y ago|45 comments
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Window that morphs into a balcony(bloomframe.nl)
70 points by CWIZO 17y ago|21 comments
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by CWIZO 17y ago
You can implement that with regular HTML/Canvas/SVG on-top of the video. That's the beauty of the whole thing. I do wonder if full-screen will be supported someday.