Isofarro

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by Isofarro 16y ago
by Ian Sinclair. Not related to Sir Clive Sinclair.
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by Isofarro 16y ago
it's one of three special cases where it isn't moving a piece from and to a square. The other being capturing enpassant, and queening a pawn. Certainly cannot claim to be complete without being able to play a legal move.
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by Isofarro 16y ago
Couple of interesting points I'd noticed (reading the colophon page): * Using Geo location to map a conference in a location tree, so you can (presumably) drill up and down the tree to find the right 'level' * Node.js - sound like a real ti
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Lanyrd - the social conference directory(lanyrd.com)
1 points by Isofarro 16y ago|1 comments
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by Isofarro 16y ago
These are all empty pages. They look characteristic to pages that were not designed to be there or linked to. A bug rather than a feature. How do you navigate to these pages from the starwarsanswers.com homepage? I don't see any of those li
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by Isofarro 16y ago
Rand, I'm pleasantly surprised to see you mention accessibility in the context of modern SEO. For quite some time I've felt that a certain group of SEO people would make great accessibility consultants (as in hands on experts rather than ar
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by Isofarro 17y ago
Anand is long regarded as a solid and classical player, quietly building up his position. Topalov is an uncompromising fighter, always looking at intensifying the struggle. Every once in a while we get a glimpse of the youthful attacking An
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by Isofarro 17y ago
Considering Topalov is a notorious slow-starter, or more accurately a very strong finisher, it's set up to be a very interesting clash for the rest of the match. Although this is a head-to-head match, so beating the tail-enders to catch up
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by Isofarro 17y ago
That is true if you have a one page site. Bundling all the JavaScript and HTML in with the CSS means downloading one HTTP resource instead of three. This is good for sites like the "Yahoo Homepage" - basically just one big page, Netvibes, F
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Shoulder and wrist pain, anyone?(cathyma.com)
1 points by Isofarro 17y ago|2 comments
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by Isofarro 17y ago
Accessibility is much about understanding what can be perceived and understood. Yes, non-tactile buttons aren't great for people who rely on touch - but that doesn't matter if there's a better interface that is accessible. A visual person l
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by Isofarro 17y ago
"Can you do it with an iPhone?" Yes, the blind community are quite positive about their iPhone experiences. Last month, Artur Ortega, an accessibility evangelist at Yahoo, demonstrated how he uses an iphone in every day life. Effectively th
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by Isofarro 17y ago
I'd second the recommendation that you have a look at the commonjs stuff that olegp mentions above ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1262380 ) and seeing if there's an opportunity there to be a prototype / working platform for such an
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by Isofarro 17y ago
If it's using node.js (or other JavaScript-based) server-side framework, it could be very useful as a live 'gist' or pastebin. Show/Review the code and see it in operation all in one place. Collections of lots of little scripts. I'm also th
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Five Tremendous Apple vs. Adobe Flash Myths(roughlydrafted.com)
17 points by Isofarro 17y ago|14 comments
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by Isofarro 17y ago
1.) Fix the Flash player properly on the Mac by showing Apple that Adobe developers can work within the constraints of the underlying platform: so not using private API calls, not working around the Apple-provided API, and working in the sa