Raphael

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Ajax.org Code Editor demo(ajaxorg.github.com)
4 points by Raphael 16y ago|1 comments
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by Raphael 16y ago
Good luck doing anything intensive on a Celeron.
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by Raphael 16y ago
How is this a wiki? Does it only have the one page?
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Dark and Wide user style for Hacker News(blog.vezquex.com)
3 points by Raphael 16y ago|0 comments
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by Raphael 16y ago
The ".mp3" example worries me. It fails on concatenating strings?
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by Raphael 16y ago
Mystery meat navigation. No thanks.
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by Raphael 16y ago
Results counts on Google are wildly inaccurate.
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by Raphael 16y ago
Multimedia appeals to people who don't read.
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by Raphael 16y ago
You never minimize or close a window?
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by Raphael 16y ago
OS X only has one corner for resizing windows, so it wouldn't surprise me.
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by Raphael 16y ago
What happens?
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by Raphael 16y ago
But surely it's two.
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by Raphael 16y ago
My understanding is Verizon has abandoned fiber-to-the-home and sold off the franchise to Frontier Communications. (Assumedly they still maintain a fiber backbone to serve their wireless networks.)
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by Raphael 16y ago
A lot of people will pay for the convenience if the price is reasonable, say 10 cents per gigabyte.
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by Raphael 16y ago
What is r/e'd?
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by Raphael 16y ago
So what does he use that's better than Tor?
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by Raphael 16y ago
The stupidity. Just use the popup as the home page! http://www.tazo.com/tazo.asp
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by Raphael 16y ago
It's pretty clear that smartphones aren't primarily for placing calls. They're pocket computers with cellular internet access.
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by Raphael 16y ago
That sounds like you just lowered the bail, in which case the defendant would probably just pay $1K for someone to borrow the $10K. How can credit and cash be distinguished anyway?
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by Raphael 16y ago
I would really appreciate inline commenting, though not bundled with hiding stuff.
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by Raphael 16y ago
Tweetdeck has reverse chronological order. Seems to work quite well for unrelated messages.
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by Raphael 16y ago
https://developer.mozilla.org/ Go nuts.
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by Raphael 16y ago
The funny thing about Google Buzz is it's so simple that it can't die. It can always be integrated into any other Google service. For example, you can view geo-tagged Buzz messages in Maps for Android.
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by Raphael 16y ago
I used Etherpad on http://piratepad.net all quarter for group write-ups. Any other workflow would have been cumbersome. Google was foolish in killing Etherpad and would be smart to create a lite mode for Google Docs that emulates it close
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by Raphael 16y ago
It's the never-ending AOL bubble. Remember when they acquired Bebo for 800 million dollars?
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by Raphael 16y ago
I bookmark pages I want to visit later and take advantage of the location field to search my bookmarks, as I am paranoid a www search engine might forget about my obscure page.
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by Raphael 16y ago
Great, so if you have a bunch of shrunken tabs, you just see "Apple" over and over. Usability experts have said for years to put the subject first in the page title and then tack on branding afterward if you must.
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by Raphael 16y ago
JSON is static content. Open an HTML page you trust and have that load the JSON data you want and use it to populate the DOM, making sure to escape HTML characters so it can't inject script tags and such.
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by Raphael 16y ago
Yes, many apps will benefit from an always-on server. Must we rely on a Mega Corp just for some strange desire to turn everything off?
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by Raphael 16y ago
Good to see Hacker News living up to its name.

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