Skalman

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by Skalman 14y ago
Nope: TypeError: document.getElementsByTagName("p").filter is not a function Because you don't get an array, only something array-like.
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by Skalman 14y ago
Wouldn't it be better to have an input field and simply read what has been typed in it? It's not as if you need to have something else focused while doing it. That would eliminate all international keyboard problems in one go, even withou
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by Skalman 14y ago
"You entered too many characters too quickly."
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by Skalman 14y ago
In Chrome 18, Opera 12.01 and Firefox 16 I also only get boxes. All on Ubuntu 12.04.
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by Skalman 14y ago
Good point. I think the only usability improvement is: button, html input[type="button"], input[type="reset"], input[type="submit"] { cursor: pointer; } button[disabled], input[disabled] { cursor: default; }
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by Skalman 14y ago
I believe that all of the CSS in there is the default CSS in at least one browser. It really intends to only normalize between browsers.
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by Skalman 14y ago
I also really enjoyed the interactive numbers - I thought that it'd be overkill and not at all useful, but you're really more likely to try things out if it's dead simple.
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by Skalman 14y ago
It's definitely clearer, simpler, easier to connect to Google. Good choice.
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by Skalman 14y ago
I have no clue. It does seem like it's blocked selectively as guns seems to have it working from linode. Edit: It also seems to work from an Amazon instance that I have access to. Edit 2: It seems like it works from my university (Lund in S
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by Skalman 14y ago
Wikileaks has been having DDoS issues for quite a few days now[1], and wikileaks.org (88.80.2.33) is not available with my ISP in Sweden. [1] http://www.technolog.msnbc.msn.com/technology/technolog/wiki...
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by Skalman 14y ago
Not if you use a master password.
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by Skalman 14y ago
They still have it in the tab. Don't worry - the favicon won't disappear!
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by Skalman 14y ago
Yes, that works in my Firefox 16.
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by Skalman 14y ago
https works well for me.
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by Skalman 14y ago
Only in Chrome. Not in Firefox, at least.
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by Skalman 14y ago
Because it's not unheard of to set * { box-sizing: border-box; }. In the same way, you shouldn't assume margin, padding or font-size to be anything in particular.
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by Skalman 15y ago
I think the greatest advantage of the SI system is that it's exponential. I don't care that much about what base is used, but switching is just confusing (12" = 1', 3' = 1yd).
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by Skalman 15y ago
To be fair though, the author warns about this several times.
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by Skalman 15y ago
It doesn't work in Firefox (only -webkit- prefixes :-( )
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Ask HN: The future of mobile apps
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by Skalman 15y ago
Regarding CHAR/VARCHAR: At least in MySQL VARCHAR only has one byte of padding, while CHAR is a huge waste of space if you don't use mostly full-length strings. Edit: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/char.html
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by Skalman 15y ago
The article Virgin Killer was blocked for four days because of "child pornography". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virgin_Killer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia#Sexual_content
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by Skalman 15y ago
Nope, no need to install Firebug, as of Firefox 10. Just right-click -> Inspect Element -> Style, and edit away!
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by Skalman 15y ago
I'm sure the assembly code is shorter than the JavaScript code, right? Cause it makes no sense comparing the compiled/minified versions...
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by Skalman 15y ago
Yeah - that sucks, but is actually also necessary for optimal performance for users as well. I don't think it's excusable to have two HTTP requests for page content . (and hash bangs are just as bad when loaded directly)
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by Skalman 15y ago
With pushState you can actually push a URL without the hash. It looks like I'm GETting /about, while it's really just / with the content of /about fetched via AJAX. A HTTP GET /about should of course give the same content as the AJAX versio
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by Skalman 15y ago
Thanks for the clarification. I've mostly been using it to find some quick, obvious errors, such as tag mismatches.
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by Skalman 15y ago
There are a couple of differences that make your reasoning invalid: - Women having a lower salary isn't as visible or as visibly wrong as men hitting their wives - Hitting one's wife is an action , while not negotiating salary (well) is a
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by Skalman 15y ago
Firefox actually has partial validation built-in: view source and see if something is red. This validation is future-compatible, meaning that it won't find all errors (such as unknown tags or attributes).
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by Skalman 15y ago
Flashblock (for Firefox) does this.

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