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Kerrick
14y ago
"Do no evil" is not the same as "Do every possible good thing forever."
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Kerrick
14y ago
Not only can you sync, you can even run your own sync server.
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Kerrick
14y ago
Yes, it's mentioned in the bug report.
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Kerrick
14y ago
That covers the privacy concerns, but not the data ownership. It doesn't protect you from the (admittedly remote) possibility that Google will no longer offer sync servers.
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Data Privacy: Why can't Chrome and Chromium users run their own sync server?
(code.google.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
And buying is not a term exclusive to transferable goods! buy /bī/ Verb Obtain in exchange for payment You can obtain a non-transferable license in exchange for payment. You can buy a non-transferable license.
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Kerrick
14y ago
Because whether a product has DRM or not has absolutely no effect on the license, the way you purchase it, or the rights you do or do not get. DRM only enforces the license.
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Kerrick
14y ago
Wait, when did refer.ly pivot from being a startup helping people with affiliate marketing and social shopping, to an online magazine?
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14y ago
Yesterday, somebody posted a toolkit [0] on Github Pages consisting of a color pallette and some UI elements that are basically "flat" -- no gradients, drop shadows, etc, just color and shape. Today, LayerVault [1], a company that makes 'gi
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Kerrick
14y ago
Like http://www.ambient-mixer.com/ ? I've long used that website to give some atmosphere to my tabletop RPG sessions.
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Kerrick
14y ago
Actually, a large part of the cost of gasoline in most U.S. States is a gasoline tax that goes to their respective Departments of Transportation. That said, this is still ridiculous.
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Kerrick
14y ago
No, it's a bit like asking for tutorials on good typography, use of color and negative space, and effective hierarchies.
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Kerrick
14y ago
You can boycott them if you disagree with them, but you can't just boycott them while still enjoying their content via piracy. It's not morally sound.
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Kerrick
14y ago
No, this kind of printer isn't controlled by a computer, it's much more analog. http://visual.merriam-webster.com/arts-architecture/graphic-...
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14y ago
That was true for Foundation 3, but Foundation 4 is changing the game a bit. ZURB now seems to be focusing more on Mobile-First than Bootstrap: between media queries expanding the mobile site for desktops (rather than slimming the desktop s
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Kerrick
14y ago
In the spec, it's per domain. As implemented in Chrome/Safari/IE, it's per subdomain.
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14y ago
This is more in line with Safari 6 only being available for Mountain Lion upon launch, and taking 6 months to be available for Lion.
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Kerrick
14y ago
Specifically, these lines: http://jsfiddle.net/Kerrick/ZLGtn/ Works in browsers that support CSS Filters.
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Kerrick
14y ago
Indeed. I hope that ruby itself starts following the semantic versioning [0] that is so popular with ruby developers. Now that they have a "clean slate" with a 2.0.0 release, they could! [0] http://semver.org/
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14y ago
That's one of the very few things HN should borrow from reddit: use subdomains in the URLs, so we could see (for example) that it's from plus.google.com.
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14y ago
Exactly. Zoom is there, so set a sane default like 14-18px, and allow those that want to see more at a smaller size to zoom out , don't make the majority zoom in.
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Kerrick
14y ago
You do for things like WebGL, client-heavy web apps, and other wonderful upcoming web technologies. The point is that this laptop should last you until it physically wears out, not until it becomes obsolete.
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Kerrick
14y ago
Chrome Developer Tools, built into Chrome and Chrome OS really are top-notch Chrome OS development tools... because everything runs in Chrome.
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14y ago
Plenty of people already do this with the $250 Chromebook, and even iPad. The $1,299 isn't for the 32GB SSD. It's for the 239ppi 2:3 multitouch Gorilla Glass display. It's for the 4GB of RAM. It's for the dual core Intel i5. It's for the im
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14y ago
Chrome has a wonderful SSH client [0], and with a $5/mo Digital Ocean [1] (or other [2]) VPS for all your UNIX work, it's a perfectly capable dev machine. [0]: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/secure-shell/pnhec... [1]: https://
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14y ago
It's like the hardware bundles that Checkout, POS for Mac OS X, has done for a long time [0]. It's a smart idea, it makes it easier for small business owners because there is actually a large variety of hardware to choose from, and buying
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14y ago
I've always been a fan of this one: http://supportdetails.com But, yours supports a few more details.
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W3C Declares DRM In-Scope for HTML
(lists.w3.org)
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Getting Started With Ember.js (written for 1.0.0-pre.4)
(twbrandt.github.com)
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14y ago
That works fine for links and buttons, but what about microcopy?
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