Yaggo

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by Yaggo 14y ago
You can watch those without Flash by faking your UA string (try e.g. iPad). Feature detection, Google?
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by Yaggo 14y ago
The beauty is that <input type="range"> works in any browser. Some just render it as text input.
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by Yaggo 14y ago
> Looking at the holes and crocks of shit we see every damn day related to HTTP, HTML, JavaScript Many "browser vulnerabilities" (esp. non-IE) are actually vulnerabilities of Flash, an entirely different [and dying] platform.
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by Yaggo 14y ago
> EDIT: just to add, my frustrations are based on having to spend 5 hours porting some JS code so it works properly on all browsers. Tells nothing more than someone has written shitty code in the beginning.
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by Yaggo 14y ago
> I firmly believe we need to make the distinction between a document and an application and have appropriate sandboxes and/or virtualization for each. You can go back to 1993 and turn your web application platform (a.k.a browser) into
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by Yaggo 14y ago
I'm not even going to mention the horrendous ethical issues of meat production industry, but sustainable? "[...] current production levels of meat contribute between 14 and 22 percent of the 36 billion tons of "CO2-equivalent" greenhouse ga
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by Yaggo 14y ago
Videos with ads play perfectly fine with mobile clients (i.e. without Flash) or with Desktop browser faking mobile UA string, so there are no technical limitations.
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by Yaggo 14y ago
The problem is that it if you (like me) have no Flash installed, it is impossible to play certain videos, unless you switch UA string (i.e. the limitation is artificial).
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by Yaggo 14y ago
As people have pointed out, even if you have opted-in for html5 videos in settings page and have perfectly html5 capable browser, Youtube refures to play some content in html5 player unless you switch your UA e.g. to iPad (so the html5 ve
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by Yaggo 14y ago
My workmate did something similar few years back, http://cufon.shoqolate.com/generate/ (Converts font files to js structs and renders them into canvas/vml, this was meant as sIRF replacement before native support for CSS custom fonts was
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by Yaggo 14y ago
Benchmarking Safari under Windows pretty meaningless.
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by Yaggo 14y ago
Even big sites such as wired.com and Youtube get it wrong, both refusing to serve certain videos for your flash-disabled desktop Safari unless you fake iOS UA.
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by Yaggo 14y ago
There exist purely DOM-based template engines, such as Batman's one: http://batmanjs.com (The approach has its advantages but unfortunately speed is not one of them.)
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by Yaggo 14y ago
I keep my stuff in ~/, not in ~/Desktop.
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by Yaggo 14y ago
"I've been tempted, but have never been able to put form over function for the amount of money an iPhone, iPad or MacBook costs." Fine, but I can't take the rest of the article seriously after that.
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by Yaggo 14y ago
CSS is the new native. (Initialized by Apple, the walled garden company, can you believe it!)
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by Yaggo 14y ago
Wow, the arrow hitted the heart.
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by Yaggo 14y ago
Great. But makes $300 per employee. I got better bonus from a company barely making a profit.
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by Yaggo 14y ago
You can use the actual unicode symbol (on Mac, Edit -> Special characters) in html/css, no need for hex code. It isn't 1996 anymore.
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by Yaggo 14y ago
How to be awesome, step 1: Stop using slideshare.net, it sucks.
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by Yaggo 15y ago
I'm honestly little surprised about the popularity of Windows. In webdev circles, I rarely see developers using it anymore (as a primary OS).
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by Yaggo 15y ago
> Some of the next steps will be discrete/invisible headphones that we can always be wearing I just ordered Sony Ericsson WM600 bluetooth receiver (35 EUR with shipping) for my miniature Klipsch X10 in-ear headphones (they are amazing,
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by Yaggo 15y ago
I was just going to comment that at least Python has yield (generators) which helps to avoid callback spaghetti¹, but Javascript seems to have got it too in 1.7². [1] http://www.tornadoweb.org/documentation/gen.html [2] https://develop
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by Yaggo 15y ago
http://www.google.com/search?q=site:britannica.com gives about ~1.5M results. They have interesting robots.txt, though: http://www.britannica.com/robots.txt I would recommend them to hire a web designer.
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by Yaggo 15y ago
Webkit nightly supports CSS filters (including blur). http://html5-demos.appspot.com/static/css/filters/index.html
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by Yaggo 15y ago
One reason why I keep plugins disabled in Safari.
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by Yaggo 15y ago
Just FYI, iOS happily supports <input type=range>.
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by Yaggo 15y ago
Fully agree. X10s are so comfortable & tiny that they almost feel like an implant, without compromising sound quality or noise isolation. It's amazing how much bass such a miniature speaker can produce, when fitting properly. Only disad
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by Yaggo 15y ago
Tiger had built-in support for that (also for SMS sending) over bluetooth. Worked with my ancient Ericsson T39. Still remember how impressed I was when bought my first MacBook. I have no idea why it's no longer supported, anyone knows?
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by Yaggo 15y ago
(Answering myself.) Not in the same league with Amazon, but still interesting: http://www.greenqloud.com/ Using 100% renewable energy (not just co2-neutralized), located in Iceland (they have sane IP laws AFAIK), and claiming to be "AWS E

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