Pistos2

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   by Pistos2 17y ago

   Having used Dragonfly, Firebug and Chrome's internal dev tools a fair bit, I can say the following: Dragonfly is slow to start up compared to the other two. Also, opening Dragonfly for the first time in a session necessitates a full HTTP h
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   by Pistos2 17y ago

   I toyed with the code a bit (which was a bit bizarre looking until I realized the mix of tabs and spaces was meant to be viewed with tabs equalling 2 spaces). One minor thing worth noting: The demo page has a "console.log(...)" statement i
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   by Pistos2 17y ago

   I'm really curious about why the author succeeded with the other four major browsers, but couldn't make it work with Opera.
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   by Pistos2 17y ago

   Looks like this particular error has since been corrected.
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   by Pistos2 17y ago

   It can take a preposition, but only in the passive form. Valid: "x comprises y"; "y is comprised of x". Invalid: "x comprises of y".
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   by Pistos2 17y ago

   FWIW, I did a diff of [one version of] the Hebrew: http://blog.purepistos.net/psalm-14-53-hebrew-diff.html I took the text from here: http://www.ancient-hebrew.org/hebrewbible/Psalms_14.html http://www.ancient-hebrew.org/hebrewbible/Ps
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   by Pistos2 17y ago

   > minus some of the bandwidth costs It wasn't: Ajaxian.bw--; Cortes.bw.noop It was: Ajaxian.bw -= cost; Cortes.bw += cost
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   by Pistos2 17y ago

   Examples?
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   by Pistos2 17y ago

   More: http://s3.amazonaws.com/drawohara.com.html/jquery-onload-bug...
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    Figure out why onload is called twice, get $42(twitter.com)

    5 points by Pistos2 17y ago|3 comments
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    If you keep refreshing, you can watch the numbers change. (If not, try disallowing cookies first; then Javascript second.) This leads me to think that, since the numbers are shrinking slowly (12.5 bits... 12.1 bits... 11.8 bits...), it mea
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    I haven't found Chrome's debugging tools inferior to Firebug. I therefore use Chrome for increased browser startup time and reduced memory usage. What feature of Firebug do you use that Chrome doesn't have?
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    I'm content with Opera's features: You can enable or disable Javascript in main preferences (of course), but you can also momentarily toggle it for your current browsing session, and even store site-specific settings. So, I surf with JS on
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    Would you happen to have the URL for that?
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    Indeed, generated code is seen in the browser. The issue is that the generated code is not the source code when you use Haml, Sass, etc.
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    I won't use Sass, Haml, LessCSS or things like that until I see Sass, Haml and LessCSS in Firebug or View Source (or whatever your choice of web development tools). The claimed benefits are nice in theory, but I think it is a debugging roa
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    It's probably an Opera-specific problem. I've created a uservoice idea/issue for it.
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    Just showed a blank page for the "pick a number" screen when I tried to make a number for my Stackoverflow reputation. When trying to make one for my HN karma, it won't let me get past the next screen. Every time I click Create Numbr, it s
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    I find myself using Chrome over Firebug more and more these days.
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    If you ever get around to testing out having multiple voting axes, one of those axes could be civility or charitability. (I suppose that would more frequently be used in the negative direction, though.)
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    Indeed, they confounded variables instead of changing exactly one in the A/B test. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confound
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    Sort of an inverse experience for me: Last year, I took my car into Mr. Lube for the first time. The technician craned the monitor around for me to see the items he was going to work on, and the cost breakdown, recommended maintenance sche
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    "Welcome EveryDNS users to Dyn Inc.": http://www.dyn.com/dd-welcome-everydns
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    http://ankrom.org/images/slideshows/happy_lion/pages/Gary%20... My guess is this order: bottom left, top right, top left, bottom right.
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    Yeah, I have a flaky host, unfortunately. I'm going to try to move some or all of that site elsewhere soon. For now though, it should come up after refreshing(s).
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    I'm an amateur classical pianist. Creative Commons recordings here: http://blog.purepistos.net/index.php/piano/
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    Perhaps you could augment the github project description to include some keywords like: keyboard, mouse, control, click, UI.
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    I wonder why the author chose to use backslash instead of any other character. Backslash is used for escaping in nearly every other language.
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    Vb > Va does not imply that Va == 0. We cannot conclude that A has no value just because B has more value than A.
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    by Pistos2 17y ago

    Hilarious! I laughed out loud more at this than anything else online I've seen in the last year. Imagine hooking it up to a mic to also snap a pic when a certain volume threshold is exceeded; i.e. when you curse at your computer.