Rygu

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by Rygu 12y ago
No worries. That's why we have 2 Christmas days.
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by Rygu 12y ago
At the moment now it's default orange again. Xmas theme turned off?
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by Rygu 12y ago
Vrolijk Kerstfeest!
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by Rygu 12y ago
* HTML Imports * Object.observe * Promises * HTML Templates Sorry but IE8 support. Nuff said.
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by Rygu 12y ago
Fun side-project, kudos. Also for humans: https://imageoptim.com/
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by Rygu 12y ago
Well if "Pebble" is a platform and iOS is a platform, my bet is that Apple already won this.
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by Rygu 12y ago
Just heard about Shyp yesterday. Seems like it's the same idea but selling the concept of regular people helping each other for a more personal service (like Uber, Lyft). I kind of like that approach. http://www.shyp.com&#x2
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by Rygu 12y ago
This is why it's increasingly important to not only test your code, but also develop useful vulnerability scanners. I know, it sounds impossible to write a complete vulnerability scanner, but many companies would pay for such a thing.
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by Rygu 12y ago
Create a 5th div that exactly overlays the focussed element, and give the overlay an inset box-shadow. (You may need to pass through mouse events programmatically.)
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by Rygu 12y ago
The truth. Take web development. If you're willing to look objectively at the state of HTML5 and the lack of feature support for browsers (that stick around), then yes we've established many good specs and communities, however for
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by Rygu 12y ago
Ok, I thought it was an Apple product because of the (apple.com)
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by Rygu 12y ago
I wonder where the investment money ("millions") went. Knowing that, probably means knowing the truth.
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by Rygu 12y ago
I imagine the tags "government" and "open source". And if the answer to the question is "nowhere", then another topic is spawned.
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by Rygu 12y ago
Hilariously effective education. It's also a great display of the Cantonese' history, culture, and (wise) humor. Wonderful!
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by Rygu 12y ago
Seems that he was able to execute the "uptime" terminal command via that URL, and the output was served as page content. Now imagine what other dangerous terminal commands he could run.
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by Rygu 12y ago
This doesn't come as news to me. Every website can be shown via WK/UIWebViews as a "mobile app". Each javascript therefore is "hot code" being pushed. But I don't think Apple ever disallowed that, on the c
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by Rygu 12y ago
BitAuth is an overly complex system that's seriously standing in the way of mass developer adoption. http://blog.bitpay.com/2014/07/01/bitauth-for-decentralized-...
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by Rygu 12y ago
So that last paragraph has a link kind of uncalled for.
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by Rygu 12y ago
Down in the Netherlands.
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by Rygu 12y ago
Past bad decisions stay that's hindsight. In this case not so much the project but technology has become irrelevant. Technology changes every few years or even evey year. Nothing to do about that. Software is difficult.
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by Rygu 12y ago
That's true, but most companies need to spend at least some of their time on writing their own code and features too. So we pick third party code that serves us and saves us time. Analogy if the goal is to go for a smooth car drive, wh
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by Rygu 12y ago
Yes, when it was still relevant and heavily developed. So for a long time now I would've said chosen something else, more relevant to and convenient for modern-day web development. Of course if you chose YUI a few years ago and you&#x2
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by Rygu 12y ago
Not having tons of libraries means that my team doesn't have to fight bitrot regularly though. Also bug reports / PRs are actually handled adequately by the bigger frameworks and their bigger pool of contributors, so code quality,
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by Rygu 12y ago
FUD. Backbone is nothing but a bootstrap. It really just means that you evetually rely on literally twenty or thirty other "micro" JS libraries to get the same shit done that one framework could singlehandedly provide. Those micro
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by Rygu 12y ago
If the card trick analogy is correct and it depends on probability bounds, that would mean that this new data compression algorithm is lossy and would be rather suited for video compression etc. and not general purpose data, right?
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by Rygu 12y ago
Thanks for the eye-opening analogy!
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by Rygu 12y ago
Mac users can install https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chromoji-emoji-for... Works like a charm!
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by Rygu 12y ago
Oh right, I see the second if statement at block @@ -1533,6 +1544,26 @@ indeed threw me off. I would value consistency over necessity. The else-if at the same block looks weird and the use of new lines could also help the code to be more le
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by Rygu 12y ago
Slightly off-topic, but I couldn't help but notice as a programmer. I find the coding style of the patch kind of random. The if statements, some of them have braces and some don't. Without a pattern it seems. What is this style ca
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by Rygu 12y ago
I do hope that third party applications start experimenting with their icons on Yosemite. I mean not necessarily make their icons identically flat and tilted, but those subtle color reflections are looking very nice.

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