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by alxndr 14y ago
Mao was my first thought too. I'll admit that my second thought was the "make a rule" rule of Kings...
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by alxndr 14y ago
Ha, I had phrased it "everything in moderation, including moderation"
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by alxndr 14y ago
我会讲中文。
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by alxndr 14y ago
Shinto Chinese?
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by alxndr 14y ago
Neat idea. Chrome on an iPhone 4: The modal is positioned and sized awkwardly, too narrow and low. Also when hitting the close X, it seems like the color and font styling including backdrop disappear before the animation starts, which is a
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by alxndr 14y ago
"the big automakers ... could easily come in and be 10 steps ahead of Tesla and provide a vehicle that isn't as sexy but has the same appeal to the electric car market" Aren't they already trying to do that? Chevy's Volt, Nissan's Leaf, For
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by alxndr 14y ago
Wouldn't it take until the end of this week to find out? (But yeah I'm guessing it's just the latter too.)
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by alxndr 14y ago
Not sure quite what you mean, but I've used a Backbone view's initialize/render to set up a D3 visualization, and events to trigger changes to it.
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by alxndr 14y ago
"almost no one seems to care about gmail's html rendering" Addressing that specifically, a couple years ago when Gmail's HTML rendering was even worse than it is now, the Email Standards Project started this http://www.email-standards.org/
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by alxndr 14y ago
Don't lots of other email clients do this too?
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by alxndr 14y ago
"Over 60 percent of the children studied were reported as planned, almost 30 percent were unplanned ("mistimed"), and 10 percent were unequivocally "unwanted." The results of Barber's research showed that the children who were unintended ..
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by alxndr 14y ago
"Some of those tricks can of course hurt usability and accessability though but I managed to reduce spam to 0 on one forum." Did the number of non-spam posts also get to 0? </snark> Sorry, had to.
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by alxndr 14y ago
IIRC (been over a year since I used Mailchimp) they don't do analytics on test emails.
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by alxndr 14y ago
That's a nice looking gem. I'd love to use it on some of my larger projects, but I don't like unwieldy... Can you share any specifics of what doesn't Just Work?
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by alxndr 14y ago
"Some people's emails got out into the public internet, and were indexed. Some of these emails were from Facebook, and included links..." Doesn't Google's toolbar phone home with the URLs you click on? That could be a way to get supposedly-
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by alxndr 14y ago
"... numerous people apparently clicked on the file, releasing the virus into the police department’s computer system, said Bachar. “Closing off the department’s computers to the Internet is a complicated matter, and police would have done
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by alxndr 14y ago
I have the same experience with Backbone apps... Even something that graphed model/collection/view connections would probably be super useful.
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by alxndr 14y ago
My thoughts exactly. My assumption is that Jeremy's never talked to anyone with dyed hair or piercings.
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by alxndr 14y ago
Nicely done, I was disappointed to see that this one couldn't be scrolled.
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by alxndr 14y ago
Beat me to it. (My first thought upon seeing the headline was, "wow, faster than vi mode?") I haven't actually put the set into my .bashrc yet, I just end up typing it when I realize I'm about to navigate a lot.
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by alxndr 14y ago
I've used one-line cron scripts that capture output of a command, check it, and if it doesn't look like what it should, sends me an email.
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by alxndr 14y ago
I was there last month, still predominantly RubyMine, but I did see some vim.
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by alxndr 17y ago
How do you dust all that stuff???