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LukeB_UK
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
> The stylesheet above will never load unless the branch is satisfied. Or if the user has JS turned off.
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
It should be noted that the author is a UK secondary school teacher (ages 11-16), so comparing what she is saying with universities is sort of missing the point.
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I'm from the UK and was born in 1990. I remember my parents leaving me in the car when I was younger, in all sorts of weather. Rain, snow, sun, whatever. I never really cared because they'd leave the radio on and I could play with
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If Google Drive is down for you, you're not alone.
(google.com)
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
From the GIF in the readme, it looks like collision detection is broken.
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
Your "Fork me on Github" banner covers your hamburger menu icon.
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
I see nothing in what NamTaf said that means we should be 'making special exceptions for white kids committing "white collar" crimes'. To me they're saying that we should treat anyone as a human if they show genuine
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12y ago
A decent way to change your desktop image (on a Mac)
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Scientists achieve quantum teleportation breakthrough
(independent.co.uk)
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Rumours aren't a good base for disputing someone's point.
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It's like Yahoo! on steroids...
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12y ago
Even that wouldn't help. It's a contentless landing page.
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I have no idea what Vesper is and after looking at the website, I still have no idea.
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I'd avoid jQuery Mobile, it's extremely laggy in my experience.
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12y ago
I think a mix of a tab bar and a hamburger menu is a good solution. Put the most frequently used items on the tab bar and then have a hamburger menu for everything else.
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12y ago
Already a thread on the front page about this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7793675
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Google, Y!, FB and MS say gov has no right to suppress data request disclosures
(washingtonpost.com)
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
The site gives me absolutely no information about what this extension actually does. "Juicy informations" could literally be anything.
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I run Linux Mint on my laptops at home and my work laptop. Considering switching to Debian on one of my home ones to try plain Debian.
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Won't this be useless if you've changed any of the shortcuts?
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12y ago
"A plane has been in space for 500 days, and no one knows why" (except the people who sent it there...)
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
Thanks for the insight! Always cool to see others product ideas and their approaches. Hope it works out for you!
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
If you don't take any fee from the tip, how does your product intend to make money? Just curious.
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I've found so many projects that haven't been maintained but have useful bits of code in them that I can learn from. Deleting old projects is a disservice to the open source community.
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You can if you want, but you shouldn't expect everything to work. If you disable something, you can't complain when sites try to use something that's, more often than not, enabled.
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Nowadays you can't realistically expect to browse the internet with Javascript disabled.
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Gather evidence that will show how easily the system can be updated to support other browsers. This will allow you to gain buy in from management. If the product engineers are refusing to make the site compatible when the customers obviousl
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Amazon granted patent for common photography setup
(theverge.com)
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Google, Amazon, Microsoft and others take a stand against FCC
(theverge.com)
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Thanks for this Moot, I love the fact that people are being more and more open with how they were hacked. These post-mortems help others identify areas where they may be vulnerable which in turn helps the community as a whole. Sorry about y
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