Klonoar

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by Klonoar 18y ago
I actually had my younger brother try this out, and it did what it set out to do very well - that is, it's very sandboxed, but at the same time gives you access to change certain things such as your desktop background, etc. Pretty well done
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by Klonoar 18y ago
I make it a habit to test out a Haiku build every couple of months. The improvements and progress they've made is really incredible. If I had any free time, I'd love to work on it myself. :|
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by Klonoar 18y ago
Eh, still not a reason as to why the basics of your theme couldn't be applied here, no? Just my two cents. shrug
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by Klonoar 18y ago
Eh, I don't really see the big deal about releasing some mosquitos into the crowd. I did enjoy his talk, though, pretty well thought out.
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by Klonoar 18y ago
I'm not sure what to think of your comment, to be honest. It's not an issue of how CSS was created that would cause the scenario (need to be an expert for CSS) that you indicated, rather it's how CSS ended up being implemented by the vari
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by Klonoar 18y ago
I guess the way I'm looking at it is that this argument has already happened. CSS doesn't necessarily need to be improved, rather the browser situation does, which is certainly not helping CSS to look better in comparison to Tables. CSS3 (a
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by Klonoar 18y ago
I always opt for HTML 4.01 Strict, just because the way XHTML is deployed on most sites is not actually XHTML, due to the mimetype that's being set. It really exists as badly malformed HTML. Furthermore, I wouldn't say it's propaganda. In
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by Klonoar 18y ago
I'll tip my hat to the author for writing the first well-formed, non-ranting, description of why one should use Tables over CSS (that I've come across), though I'm sure with the amount of these people that are coming out of the woodwork I'm
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by Klonoar 18y ago
Wow, for some reason I thought I could actually be the first to crack that one.
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by Klonoar 18y ago
I've found that I prefer Python over Ruby simply for the forced-indentation. It peeves me to no end when I work with others and they have horribly disorganized, unreadable code. Granted, I like Python for other reasons as well, and I'm a Dj
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by Klonoar 18y ago
Oh wow, I think I may actually try to go to this. I live in Silver Spring, so I don't have any lodging concerns - could be awesome.
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by Klonoar 18y ago
I've always used cplay, myself.
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by Klonoar 18y ago
http://shoooes.net/ comes to mind. If he's learning to read, there's http://scratch.mit.edu/ . Scratch doesn't really have a native version for Linux though - you can wine it, or you can try the (somewhat unofficial) build at the follow
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Looking for any good designers in the DC area... suggestions?
2 points by Klonoar 18y ago|0 comments