Sephr

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by Sephr 15y ago
> the images on the page change with every request based on the item specifics, therefore combining them into one sprite image is not possible. It is very possible. Just include the sprite dimensional and positional info in an inline CS
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by Sephr 15y ago
Yeah, there's an app called open a new browser window. Your response is both sad and quite funny. I'm not even sure that you know what an adjective is. Normally, it's rude to make fun of someone for having poor English grammar skills, but i
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by Sephr 15y ago
The OAuth attack can be solved the way Firefox solved the double-click attack for installing plugins and add-ons: temporarily disabling the positive button for 2-3 seconds, though in this case it should be disabled indefinitely until there
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by Sephr 15y ago
You're selling a wrapper of Google Tasks in a web view for $2 and trying to spam it on HN? You could at least try to get your adjectives right.
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by Sephr 15y ago
Android 3.1 does have built-in screenshot functionality in the UI.
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by Sephr 15y ago
1. Of your friends, you just get a list of names, not any contact information whatsoever.
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by Sephr 15y ago
How practical would it be to initially trust Accept-Language but also prominently display a link to change to the language detected through IP geolocation (with an easy way to hide/decline the link)?
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by Sephr 15y ago
It's a shame how Google completely disregards your HTTP Accept-Language header. If they didn't, this would be much less of a problem.
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by Sephr 15y ago
I was going to make a meeting/appointment startup a few months ago and eventually gave up when I found out about when2meet.com, which offered much of same functionality minus a some features and a nice UI. I outlined the project at http://
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by Sephr 15y ago
A nice alternative could be to use when2meet.com, which has a great UI for inputting time you're available, though it's doesn't calculate the optimal meeting time for you if the meeting happens to involve a lot of people.
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by Sephr 15y ago
What's with everyone making up tag names and undefined namespaces nowadays? <g:plusone>? A simple <span> with a class or data attribute would suffice.
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by Sephr 15y ago
Just because it's in their ToS doesn't make it ethical, only legal.
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by Sephr 15y ago
On the contrary, variable spacing from justification is very distracting.
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by Sephr 15y ago
Why do you strip quotes? Specifically, you're doing: blockquote, q { quotes: "" ""; } and blockquote::before, blockquote::after, q::before, q::after { content: ""; } You'd be better off completely r
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by Sephr 15y ago
Why would you want justification in something that's supposed to make something more readable ? Justification might make text look nice, but it's terrible for readability, and people with dyslexia often struggle at reading it, and the same
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by Sephr 15y ago
It's more likely that it only helps train Google Translate, and doesn't actually apply any changes directly to the translated text. Otherwise vandalism would be way too easy.
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by Sephr 15y ago
What if I want to actually submit JavaScript tags to your website such as in a plaintext comment in a blog, to help illustrate my comment? This is not how you handle input. You sanitize output, not filter/drop input. And by sanitize, I mean
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by Sephr 15y ago
You can actually combine generators with pseudo-deferred functions today in normal JavaScript 1.7+. For example, see async.js ( https://github.com/eligrey/async.js ). Disclaimer: I wrote the library.
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by Sephr 15y ago
Mascara ( http://www.mascaraengine.com/ ) is a much more mature project that implements ECMAScript Harmony, though it's not open source. What is Traceur? It doesn't claim to be an implementation of ECMAScript Harmony, though it looks simila
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by Sephr 16y ago
There is one exception where dropping the radix is the best option: when you're parsing a format or programming language with hex, decimal, and octal notations, such as Java in the case of processing.js.
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by Sephr 16y ago
> Chromium 10: loads, fails to play Make sure to use OGG Vorbis audio in Chromium. I'm guessing you tried to play MP3.
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Why is Google disallowing the sale of Chrome extensions?
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by Sephr 16y ago
1. To initiate speech input, there needs to be direct user interaction on that microphone icon. I wish there was a way for extensions to initiate it manually. 2. This is a bug in Chrome due to the extension rendering in a popup bubble and t
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by Sephr 16y ago
I created a Voice Search Chrome extension back when Chrome first received speech input functionality that may interest some of you. It's on the Chrome Web Store at https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hhfkcobomkalfdlmko...
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by Sephr 16y ago
Didn't Mozilla get a special exemption from the US government to allow them to export their crypto ("arms") to those countries? I don't see why they would try to hide the fact that they are allowing downloads from those countries.
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by Sephr 16y ago
I'm sure they must have received DCMA notices for infringing files people host in their publicly shared folders.
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by Sephr 16y ago
> No Adobe Flash built-in How is that a reason not to use Firefox over Chrome? Plugins can always be disabled, and if it's the principle of having proprietary stuff in your browser that you dislike, you can always choose Chromium, whi
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by Sephr 16y ago
You don't need the HTML5 history API for that either. location.replace("#...");
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by Sephr 16y ago
Why are you using HTML5 range input for intensity and opacity but only a text input instead of numeric for the size?
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by Sephr 16y ago
Well you can open a Web Socket.

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