Sephr

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1171.
by Sephr 17y ago
Sure, because ftp://somewhere.com and http://somewhere.com are always the same website.
1172.
by Sephr 17y ago
Until I read the PDF, I assumed this would be about Nobody Knows Shoes. It's better to abbreviate A New Kind of Science as ANKOS to avoid confusion.
1173.
by Sephr 17y ago
I am very surprised with how it can intelligently generate forms based on a question. For example, the search "Am I too drunk to drive?" ( http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=Am+I+too+drunk+to+drive... ) generates a form where you can inpu
1174.
by Sephr 17y ago
It supported `inline code`.
1175.
Ask HN: Why isn't Markdown working?
3 points by Sephr 17y ago|6 comments
1176.
by Sephr 17y ago
The `code` parameter should take an array literal (which is then converted with `.toString()`, as `Array.prototype.toString()` might not always return a certain string. Edit: Why is my markdown literal not being converted? _foo_ __bar__, an
1177.
by Sephr 17y ago
It seems that the wiki page doesn't say anything about the `delete` and `let` operators. Those are very useful operators that should be read about. (just search `delete` or `let` on MDC)
1178.
by Sephr 17y ago
MDC is a public wiki that anyone can edit. You can fix or change anything if you see fit (you don't need to fix it now, I fixed it).
1179.
Namespacing properties in JavaScript(eligrey.com)
1 points by Sephr 18y ago|0 comments
1180.
by Sephr 18y ago
You still have to give Yahoo! complete control with that method. With XHR, Yahoo! has no control over your webpage.
1181.
by Sephr 18y ago
I was confused for a moment and thought that this was about the DejaVu fonts project discontinuing development. The DejaVu fonts are very complete and cover much of the characters Unicode standard.
1182.
by Sephr 18y ago
YQL isn't that great server-side until they add an `Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *` header. I'm pretty disappointed that they completely disallow Javascript access.
1183.
by Sephr 18y ago
Same here, I love both of those fonts (except for Inconsolata's quotes).
1184.
by Sephr 18y ago
CSS/HTML/JS can render fonts perfectly if you use <canvas/>. The copy/paste problem can be solved using the HTML5 drag and drop API. (copy=drag, paste=drop) To make sure you have the exact font, you may want to include the font file
1185.
by Sephr 18y ago
It looks even more in place using the pirate language choice.
1186.
by Sephr 18y ago
Same issue here. I have a ton of my usernames and passwords for services, but I can't confirm if they are true. I wonder what I should do? Oh yeah, it's called logging on with them.
1187.
by Sephr 18y ago
Direct link from TFA: http://beta.w3.org/ The search button text foreground color is very close to my system's button background color and I think they should specify a background of their own that goes good with it. Other than that, it l
1188.
by Sephr 18y ago
It makes no sense that they double-escape < and >. They also replace every instance of < with > (wtf?)
1189.
by Sephr 18y ago
That was the original (afaik) code. It was changed a few more times with randomUpdate containing different strings. The latest I saw before the url of the script changed was http://mikeyylolz.uuuq.com/x.js (404'd now)
1190.
by Sephr 18y ago
Sorry for coming off so rude. Anyway, I was just going to send a message offering it up for the author due to it not being that large of a codebase and was going to offer to make neater version of the code. I'm going instead to send a bug r
1191.
by Sephr 18y ago
The library code made me sick. Look at all the globals and where is the indentation and organization? http://ie6-upgrade-warning.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ie6/warn... Edit: Wow, the main function, e, ( great name , definitely not going t
1192.
XDomainRequest is no longer IE-only(eligrey.com)
2 points by Sephr 18y ago|0 comments
1193.
by Sephr 18y ago
Boxee including XULRunner isn't circumventing any "encryption". Boxee is then a browser which works on your TV. I'm guessing the content providers for Hulu don't know that you can use your TV as a monitor for your computer yet either. Also,
1194.
by Sephr 18y ago
The 404 and the Onion.
1195.
Pmxdr: postMessage XDR JavaScript Library(eligrey.com)
2 points by Sephr 18y ago|0 comments
1196.
by Sephr 18y ago
It's a collaborative wiki, not an index of links (of which you can comment on) sorted by current popularity or similar means like HN/Reddit/Digg.