CWIZO

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by CWIZO 13y ago
I haven't dived into the code much so the answer might be obvious. But, where would this trackers live? Would I have to host them somewhere (I presume they can be written in whatever language I want since you have an API)? Or how would
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by CWIZO 13y ago
Video playing is not handeled by JS. You only use JS to control the player (if you want). The playing itself is handeled by the browser somewhere. So no, you don't need JS for html5 video.
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by CWIZO 13y ago
Off course. I'll probably never use gmail chat for anything sensetive.
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by CWIZO 13y ago
This just happened to me. I recieved messages (in gmail) from a contact that ware meant for his wife. Be careful! I guess the best course of action is not to use gmail chat until google announces they have fixed the issue.
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Google Hangouts/GTalk glitch sends chats to wrong recipients(zdnet.com)
230 points by CWIZO 13y ago|146 comments
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by CWIZO 13y ago
Awww man, thank you! That's just what I needed!
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by CWIZO 13y ago
Well, I hate it :) I mean fine add this, but make the old version available as a config option or something. I really don't need a big google logo and a search bar every time I press cmd+t
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by CWIZO 13y ago
I'm on dev. I'll probably switch to stable yeah. But I'm afraid that this sort of things are gonna drip down to the stable eventually :/
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by CWIZO 13y ago
This is also in my start page of chrome. Google's search bar is now also the main thing on my start page. And the thumbnails for my favourite pages are smaller and under it. I hate it. Does anyone know how to get rid of this? The thing
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by CWIZO 13y ago
Here in London they show at least one ad for a game before the movie. London is also littered with billboards for this and other games...
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by CWIZO 13y ago
Where did Google say that IE8 is popular still?
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by CWIZO 13y ago
"That last point is very important, given that IE8 is still the world’s most popular browser." Note that this is really not true. If you look at various[1] global browsers stats pages, you'll notice that NetApplications (wher
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Break on access to a property in JS(github.com)
2 points by CWIZO 13y ago|0 comments
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by CWIZO 13y ago
As far as I know contributions to master (or default) and gh-pages count.
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by CWIZO 13y ago
Umm ... why? (sorry, that's the most constructive I can get with this)
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by CWIZO 13y ago
That isn't obsfucation though.
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by CWIZO 13y ago
It converts certain things into strings. Like [][[]] => undefined, and then gets the characters by index from that string and puts your original string together.
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by CWIZO 13y ago
Even 'alert(1)' produces over 500 chars. Imagine running a proper app trough this. It's hardly cheap.
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by CWIZO 13y ago
A lot of banks are switching to web based trading platforms. The work is very interesting a you are building a huge single page app (not really comparable to most of the "standard" SPAs you encounter in terms of size and complexit
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by CWIZO 13y ago
Also from financial sector I think. disclaimer: I work for Caplin who develops HTML5 financial apps.
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by CWIZO 13y ago
I've written[1] about this trend way back in June of 2009. The drop wasn't as dramatic as it is now, but it was certainly there. We have (fortunately) come a long way since then. It's also funny reading how Chrome had a 1.9%
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by CWIZO 13y ago
IE9 does not run on XP.
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by CWIZO 13y ago
Do you have any sort of caching in your app? Memcache, for instance, can go a long way in helping you scale.
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by CWIZO 13y ago
You roll the roller for up/down, move it left/right for ... wait for it ... left/right :) It's really intuitive.
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by CWIZO 13y ago
Well if I can swap the keys then that's awesome! I can appreciate that you are trying to appeal to the masses, maybe I was just expecting something more from a $149.99 keyboard. Or better yet, expected more from a keyboard primarily ai
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by CWIZO 13y ago
Try this: http://www.contour-design.co.uk/products/rollermouse-red I have it at the office and it's just amazing.
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by CWIZO 13y ago
I don't want to take anything away from Jeff, good for him for realizing his dream. But claiming that this is the best keyboard for programmers is an overstatement if I ever heard one. Yes, it's mechanical, yes it has backlit keys
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by CWIZO 13y ago
You have to move your hand more if there is a numerical part. Make the keyboard narrower and you reduce hand movements by a lot. And that helps.
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by CWIZO 13y ago
I'm always surprised when I see people say stuff like this. For me every recommendation on every social network was more in the line of 'SELECT user FROM users ORDER BY RAND()'. I guess I'm doing something right.
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by CWIZO 13y ago
That just can't work. Imagine every Ferrari worker being able to afford a Ferrari. What would that mean for a price of a Ferrari, eh? The price would have to go up, and then the wages, and then the prices and so on.

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