Torn

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by Torn 14y ago
The formatting and the delivery on that site are confusing; both feel somewhat aggressive. It could just be a chinese / cultural / marketing thing we're not used to, or maybe the author's a little too confident. Based on a quick google, i
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by Torn 14y ago
SASS pre-3.2 didn't have the idea of classes that exist at compile time just to be extended. Without the placeholder directive you'd have unused classes polluting your CSS, which goes against the DRY ideals of OOCSS. It's a complete no-brai
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by Torn 14y ago
Placeholder classes are new in SASS 3.2, so the blog post is explaining how to do them and what problem they solve. It's not unique, but it has been an awfully long time coming. See: https://github.com/nex3/sass/pull/236
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by Torn 14y ago
So is the following critique out of date? http://hueniverse.com/2012/07/oauth-2-0-and-the-road-to-hell...
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by Torn 14y ago
The Velocity 2012 videos are being added to the following page, the video to back the talk should be up in a day or three: http://velocityconf.com/velocityeu2012/public/schedule/proce...
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by Torn 14y ago
Yep it was given at this year's Velocity Conference (which was great fun by the way, lots of cool presentations) http://velocityconf.com/velocity2012 Not seeing any aliasing here.
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by Torn 14y ago
Yeah would it be possible to have a .rar containing some VM instructions (maybe pulling data from a payload within the archive) that would automatically execute upon unzipping?
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by Torn 14y ago
I dunno, Prometheus was pretty average! It's a demo reel to test a projector, though. Not sure if it's going to turn into a full film?
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by Torn 14y ago
Thanks for the well-thought-out and detailed explanation.
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by Torn 14y ago
Eh, I think 8GB RAM for a laptop is pretty damn good. It's an ultrabook, not a server replacement!
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by Torn 14y ago
Changelog: https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css/blob/master/CHANGEL...
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by Torn 14y ago
Whatever happens the advertisers will lean towards tracking; there's just too much money in behavioural profiling not to.
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by Torn 14y ago
Ugh thanks for pointing that out -- I read the whole article and was assuming 'Jts' was some technology I'd not heard of yet.
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by Torn 14y ago
I think people are upvoting on title alone.
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by Torn 14y ago
On fat wads of cash?
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by Torn 14y ago
Says down below that it isn't: http://news.ycombinator.org/item?id=4234959
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by Torn 14y ago
I'd be highly interested in the result of this, if anyone has looked into it (or is going to look into it)!
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by Torn 14y ago
Both, most likely.
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by Torn 14y ago
Works fine in my Chrome!
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by Torn 14y ago
I've always wondered this about services like lastpass. What stops being hacked / keyloggered and them exfiltrating all your long, complex passwords?
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by Torn 14y ago
How do you propose modelling and tailoring a custom leg attachment for "next to nothing"?
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by Torn 15y ago
> The problem he faces now is how to extract the code from those old 3.5″ disks to his MacBook Air, but he has a friend on board with the requisite skill set. ... a floppy drive? Or am I missing something. Do the disks degrade over time
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by Torn 15y ago
Naomi Klein's 2009 film "The Shock Doctrine" (imdb: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1355640/ ), available on netflix, looks at similar subject matter. In short, the 'chicago school' economics lead by Milton Friedman posit that as-free-as-possi
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by Torn 15y ago
Was? Until what?
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by Torn 15y ago
Text wrangler is particularly nice.
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by Torn 15y ago
Joda Time is an absolute necessity for working reliably with dates and times, especially if you're handling different timezones
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by Torn 15y ago
Have you tried Play (playframework.org) yet?
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by Torn 15y ago
Yeah i18n and locale support is a must if this wants widespread adoption
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by Torn 15y ago
As soon as I looked at your date picker I said to myself 'shame it doesn't do time'. Integrating your new time picker into the date one makes sense: Date and Time are inseparable; time adding further precision.
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by Torn 15y ago
People last out against things they don't understand / feel uncomfortable with

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