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by b3tta 14y ago
I know that. In fact I use jQuery in almost every website I'm writing, because I need backwards compatibility with older browsers. But since I started working on a certain website which only supports IE9, I'm pretty much only using jQuery f
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by b3tta 14y ago
sigh ... Yet another simple plugin which needs jQuery for something which could be done in vanilla JS and still need less LOC. Tim: A better approach would be to iterate through all children and find the maximum using elem.offset(Height|Wi
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by b3tta 14y ago
Can someone explain me why it's so hard for Mozilla to have a x64 build? Why is the core of Firefox not platform independent? I just don't get it.
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by b3tta 14y ago
I don't understand why everyone feels the need to portrait piracy as something good. I do it because I can.
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by b3tta 14y ago
I don't seem to understand why anybody would make such a correlation. I think the avarage IQ depends on how wealth and how well developed your country is, and not how many believe in religious stuff.
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by b3tta 14y ago
With Firefox (15.0.1) I get some really, really strange results with the second image. When I opened it the first time, or everytime I press Ctrl+Shift+R it works, but it shows the URL, and a litte icon in the upper left corner: http://i.i
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by b3tta 14y ago
It's definitely true, that node.js isn't a full fledged framework, but I still wrote several projects using it and you know what? I don't regret it, as much as I don't regret my move from C++ to C over the past years. And for the memory usa
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by b3tta 14y ago
Please don't just grab some random words from my post. I'm pretty sure you know that the sentence in question was just an idiom. And just so you know: I have experience in, and still regularly use C/C++, C#, Java, Haskell, Ruby, Python, Jav
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by b3tta 14y ago
luriel wrote a nice answer, like a good, old hater would write. (You can't just go around and insult programming languages. They have feelings too, dude.) is there any real advantage over I think that's the wrong way to choose a platform.
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by b3tta 14y ago
To the "Why UDP?" part: For things like P2P UDP is a much better fit, because TCP sends an ACK (ACKnowledgement) to the sender for every received packet. Since UDP is unreliable no such ACKs will be send and it's up to the programmer to det