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by bbx 13y ago
I wonder how they will handle voice commands issued by someone not currently playing because it looks like the Xbox will capture any sound. Also, I hope that they didn't hinder usual controller-based commands because I usually have i
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I love it. SVG (or any vector asset really) is probably one of the best ways to handle graphics in a responsive design. Right now, I have no particular issue with resizing my HTML elements with CSS using different margin/padding values
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I'm not a hacker, and actually don't even remember how I ended up here some day back in August 2009. I was one of those for whom the term "hacker" had a negative connotation. I'm a designer and I didn't underst
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by bbx 13y ago
I've been searching for a remote job for the last few months. This site comes in really handy. Listing remote jobs isn't new (for example, Authentic Jobs has a clear call-to-action to filter them), but focusing on them is interest
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by bbx 13y ago
In this particular situation, it doesn't work at all. The infographic didn't teach me anything about the product. It starts with a segmented wheel that seems to describe the "Overall time saved". But where does that come
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by bbx 13y ago
Other examples include http://www.apple.com/iphone-5c/ and http://www.milwaukeepolicenews.com . Trent Walton actually wrote an article about it: http://trentwalton.com/2013/10/23&#
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by bbx 13y ago
Off topic: I knew this domain looked familiar. It's home of Asaph, a great micro-blogging tool: http://phoboslab.org/projects/asaph This was before I discovered Tumblr and GitHub (where it's currently hosted)
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by bbx 13y ago
Macaw is much closer to Fireworks than Photoshop. I've never used Fireworks but a colleague of mine did. It's so much better suited for web design. But Adobe failed to market it properly (I actually never heard of Fireworks before
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by bbx 13y ago
SEEKING WORK: London, Remote, or NYC (though I'd need a Visa) Front-End Development: HTML 5, CSS 3 (including responsiveness and animations), jQuery Graphic Design: Photoshop and Illustrator WordPress: custom theme development fr
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It's very common for designers to showcase their skills by publishing a redesign of a famous brand or product. What's less common is for one of these projects to become widely exposed and get recognition. The main reason is that a
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by bbx 13y ago
No matter what codec will eventually be widely adopted, I hope native video support for browsers will lead to better video players. Right now, I have issues with YouTube (loading speed, quality switching back and forth between 480p, 720p an
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by bbx 13y ago
This is probably a good approach to the permanent "How to fix email" problem. "Add-on" is the keyword here. Instead of disrupting your workflow by offering a distinct native app developed from scratch, this simply enhanc
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The Velvet Underground's career can be summed up as: "Commercially unsuccessful, but enormously influential". On a side note, if you have a few minutes to spare, read Lou Reed's review of Kanye's Yeezus : http:&#x
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by bbx 13y ago
"Finally Start Using"?? If you're waiting for all browsers to implement these CSS3 features correctly, you'll end up never using them. For example, CSS animations have been around for at least 2 years . Only Firefox and
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by bbx 13y ago
Thanks for the insight. Your comment will probably lead me to write a book solely targeting programmers, instead of trying to target beginners and graphic designers as well. What is it about creating a HTML/CSS web app that is hard t
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Ask HN: As a programmer, what would you be looking for in a HTML & CSS book?
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They probably did it manually. It's not that hard considering it only includes scrolling, positioning elements, opacity changes and CSS class substitutions. The reason why it looks fluid is because they use appropriate easing functions
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Is email still people-centric? Looking at the 25 latest messages of my inbox, only 8 are from real persons. The rest comprises 5 newsletters and 12 notifications. Close friends I contact via SMS mostly, and other friends I contact maybe t
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by bbx 13y ago
Love this analogy because you can extrapolate it even further. I'm the kind of guy that travels the first 80% on the highway, reaches the traffic-bloated city, and actually makes a U-turn to head towards a totally new city, thinking &q
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by bbx 13y ago
Great insight. I suppose such extensive admins require a really specific UI to be usable, and can only be solved on a case-by-case basis, while maintaining a constant feedback from the front-end user and the back-end data provider. Generic
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I'm actually considering designing a Bootstrap admin template myself. Do you have any suggestion or example of the kind of data interaction you need from a template like that?
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Yes please, that'd be great.
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Yes, if the app got bigger, I would probably split the different parts in different files. But this being my first app, I prefered having everything laid down in front of me. As for the init() function, the tutorial I saw mentioned it, and
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by bbx 13y ago
Thanks. Can you tell me what kind of improvements can be made? I'm not very acquainted with AngularJS best practices.
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Show HN: YouTube jukebox powered by AngularJS(jt.ms)
2 points by bbx 13y ago|1 comments
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Actually, the HTML code shows an <ol> for that list. It's not related to markdown (which in this case rendered the appropriate HTML code). The numbers (or bullets) being displayed in the left margin is just a browser's defau
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by bbx 13y ago
You're right. The problem with these little circles is that, in order to navigate, you need to horizontally move a precise amount of pixels without moving to far away vertically. It's also an issue considering this type of navigat
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Show HN: a simple YouTube jukebox built with AngularJS(github.com)
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Is it possible for an iOS app to run indefinitely in the background? Just wondering.
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Why I'm still uncomfortable using my iMac(jgthms.com)
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