anvandare

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by anvandare 14y ago
<style> * { text-replace: "\202e" ""; } </style> Well, I think that would work, anyway.
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by anvandare 14y ago
I always use the 'canonical' K&R version: "hello, world". No capitalization, no full stop or exclamation mark, comma used before direct address. </quirk> ;)
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by anvandare 14y ago
All life is misery. All misery comes from longing. To long for happiness causes misery. To long for misery causes misery. To long for not longing causes misery. I wrote a much longer post, but it seems I can't properly phrase anything wit
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by anvandare 14y ago
DOM keycodes are kind of broken beyond repair[1]. They cannot be relied upon to determine precisely which character a user entered (even jQuery's charcode falls short here) because they do not take into account modifier keys, compositions,
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by anvandare 14y ago
Wikipedia is aware of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Get_to_Philosophy
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by anvandare 14y ago
A restatement of the old dichotomy: the rebel alliance of young, creative, anarchist hackers who are more interested in fun versus the empire of old, methodical, hierarchical business-programmers who bean-count every line of documentation a
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by anvandare 14y ago
I'm not too sure, but it sounds like you mean the law of the handicap of a head start[1], maybe? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_the_handicap_of_a_head_...
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by anvandare 14y ago
Disclaimer: I don't know what I'm talking about. :) To go into full bombastic and Cassandra mode: the PC market is vaporizing. People are now fully expecting to have a 24/7 connection to YouTube/Google (Maps)/Wikipedia/Facebook/Hulu/What-ha
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by anvandare 14y ago
Actually I've been considering/dreaming about a thing like this for a long while now (ever since I got started with jQuery and discovered how smooth I could sail through the DOM with it). The idea I came up with (I'm most likely not the fir