TheMiddleMan

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by TheMiddleMan 5y ago
Hi, creator of the site here. Could you give a bit more details about specifically when it flips by accident? There's a threshold that objects need to be dragged beyond to start moving, which is different for touch/mouse. Also, wh
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by TheMiddleMan 5y ago
Hi all, I'm Rob Middleton, the creator of this site. Very cool to see it pop up here! The tech stack is Nodejs, MongoDB, Redis, Socket.io, and React + Redux on the frontend. It's actually been a pet project for a long time (6+ yea
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by TheMiddleMan 8y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/SlowTV/
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by TheMiddleMan 9y ago
A truck ran into the shuttle. “The shuttle did what it was supposed to do, in that it’s sensors registered the truck and the shuttle stopped to avoid the accident,” the city said in a statement. “Unfortunately the delivery truck did not sto
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by TheMiddleMan 9y ago
Yeah, to me it sounds like a case of "grass is greener" syndrome.
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by TheMiddleMan 15y ago
I forked this to use a different exploit which takes advantage of pointer-events: none. https://github.com/Rob-ot/Fake-Mouse-Cursor
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by TheMiddleMan 15y ago
Hey guys I predicted the future https://twitter.com/#!/Rob__ot/status/170525085269098496 1. Remake Clear in CSS3 2. Post it on hacker news 3. ALL of the upvotes
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by TheMiddleMan 15y ago
It bugs me that this is labeled "in CSS3". The only CSS3 here is some gradients and transitions. It uses plenty of images and Javascript.
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by TheMiddleMan 15y ago
Yes, if you scroll using a 'pixel scroll' where it jumps down a few pixels per frame it looks great but if it jumps down 20+ pixels like with any normal scroll wheel, arrow keys, page up/down keys, or arrow buttons it just looks stupid.
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by TheMiddleMan 15y ago
"GreaseMonkey user scripts are great, but you need to publish them somewhere and re-publish after making modifications." Publish them where? I don't understand this. Whenever I change a user.js file and save it the browser updates it and