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Yaggo
16y ago
5 MP is more than enough, better optics & bigger sensor, please.
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Yaggo
16y ago
Common words or not, nobody was using the term 'App Store' before Apple made it popular (after popularizing smartphone apps). Suddenly everyone wants to have their own App Stores (after making their own iPhone clones). Please, let Apple hav
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Yaggo
16y ago
This will be taken down sooner or later, while no legal alternatives¹ exist in many countries. Ridiculous. Movie industry: Okay, apparently you don't want my money, that's fine, but then please don't complain about piracy. [1] Cross-platfor
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Yaggo
16y ago
10k + 5 now.
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Yaggo
16y ago
> monopolistic and anti-competitive practices Any examples of these? Honestly, I can think none. Wanting their cut from stuff sold in their app store for their platform is absolutely fair, IMO. Apple doesn't even have a monopoly, like M
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Yaggo
16y ago
Graceful degradation / progressive enhancement anyone? (Btw, Raphaël supports IE6 too.)
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Yaggo
16y ago
"Flash is the devil in every situation" Aside from technical issues, I think the above is valid philosophical argument per se due to closed nature of Flash. From the very beginning, the Web evolved as an open system; no special tools are re
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Yaggo
16y ago
Is the number of LCD panel manufacturers limited by some universal constant or why Apple's competitors just don't build their own factories?
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Yaggo
16y ago
A sinking ship and burning platform, what could possibly go wrong?
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Yaggo
16y ago
<strike>No, timb was referring to HTML5 history api. It makes possible to alter the path component of a URL by javascript, eliminating the need for # hack. Try browsing repositories on github with WebKit-based browser to see a real
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16y ago
Interesting. My logic says that nearby cell towers would cause more interference (during take-off / landing), because the tower is sending much stronger signal than a phone. (A tower with high gain antenna can easily pick up a weak signal f
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16y ago
The title is totally unfair. If iOS 3.x was still widely used in 2020, then the title would be justified. > HTML wasn’t created for dynamic/interactive content, it was created to present academic documents. Yep, and the internet was not
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Yaggo
16y ago
Since when HTML and CSS have been programming languages? Why is javascript (a real, turing complete language) bundled with them?
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Yaggo
16y ago
iPhone tethering anyone? Integrated 3G would be redundant.
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Deploy and scale Django apps instantly
(djangy.com)
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Yaggo
16y ago
The munsell effect makes very impressive use of 3D CSS. (At least in Safari.)
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Yaggo
16y ago
If you link to jQuery on Google's CDN, changes are pretty high that it's already cached by the browser.
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Yaggo
16y ago
I noticed the same. The animation is so smooth that it must be done in CSS. Nice to see Apple eating its own dog food. (And delicious food it is.)
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Yaggo
16y ago
Good technical summary. I would like to point out couple of things: 1) Most (if any?) Western Europeans does not use ASCII. (UK being an exception.) 2) There are no reason to use ASCII if your program handles any kind of textual input. Not
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Yaggo
16y ago
Works beautifully on Safari. Looks particularly impressive with inertia scrolling enabled.
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Common Mistakes as Python Web Developer
(lucumr.pocoo.org)
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16y ago
> The coverage was so good, in fact, that the iPhone worked on the subway in Paris. Yes, I could both place calls and surf the web while underground. So, you can't do that everywhere? (I'm currently tethering in a subway in Helsinki. Ok
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16y ago
> However some features of Chrome apps remain exclusive to Chrome, such as 3-D effects that tap into a machine's graphics processor. Unless they have came up with their own syntax, GPU-accelerated 3D CSS transforms are supported also in
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16y ago
I wonder if any journalist has ever wandered to HN when googling for the "hacker" term and got confused about the startup-related discussion.
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16y ago
> modern operating systems recognize both .jpg and .jpeg Modern operating systems have much more advanced methods to regocnize filetypes. From web developer's perspective, I really hope JNG would gain more support, since it solves the b
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Yaggo
16y ago
I would rather like to see it named as "HTML5 version". Oh, and please use CSS transforms/transitions instead of Javascript animations. Otherwise, nice work.
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16y ago
iPhone supports tethering over bluetooth, no need to carry a usb cable. While bluetooth doesn't allow multiple clients as wifi does, it's more energy conservative (being a PAN, not LAN). (I had Novatel MiFi, and it run out of battery in ~6
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16y ago
German keyboards don't have an apostrophe?
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16y ago
Wow, I'm truly shocked. I mean, it's 2010. Apparently there are minority of people how can't behave and ruin the reputation of the whole community. > Later someone was caught taking up-skirt photos of my friend's partner. Would be inter
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16y ago
Just FYI, there seems to be several wikileaks.* domain names mirroring or redirecting to the main site, e.g. wikileaks.eu, wikileaks.fi, wikileaks.de, wikileaks.fr, wikileaks.dk. This is good example why ICANN (or non-national top-level dom
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