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   by beggi 14y ago

   Weird that the purchase link is not built with Gumroad, it's featured in the book and seems perfect for this kind of a sale.
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   by beggi 14y ago

   The headline is a little misleading. DataCell, Wikileaks hosting provider, actually won a case against the local company Valitor, VISA's issuer and processor in Iceland. Also in case you're wondering as I was, Wikileaks was not awarded comp
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   by beggi 14y ago

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super-resolution Implementation in Python: http://mentat.za.net/supreme/
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   by beggi 14y ago

   I don't think this would make Chrome better but rather make every app that uses this code pretty crummy. What would make Chrome (and iOS) better would be Apple setting up some kind of default app system for links, mail, photo editing etc. O
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   by beggi 14y ago

   I think the Fire might have been more usable for people in general, that is easier for normal people to setup and start consuming Amazon content. I don't have a strong opinion on this though as I think all Android tablets I've seen are crap
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   by beggi 14y ago

   Um, what medium could that be? I don't see any competitors to the screen right around the corner
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   by beggi 14y ago

   This was written in February. Nexus 7 I think everyone can concur is a better tablet as of today.
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   by beggi 14y ago

   Do these results look that much better? https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=what%20camera%20sh...
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   by beggi 14y ago

   Well this service helps a lot, not only where access to /etc/hosts is restricted but also for other devices, just for convenience.
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    by beggi 14y ago

    Can't do that on an iPhone or iPad
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    by beggi 14y ago

    You can't test multiple sites on the same host using just the IP.
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    by beggi 14y ago

    This is possible in IE as well with this code: .clickjack_overlay { filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src='white.png', sizingMethod='scale'); background:none !important; }
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    by beggi 14y ago

    Obligatory: https://github.com/oyvindkinsey/easyXDM
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    by beggi 14y ago

    Talking about validation, I've started using standard HTML5 input validation (with polyglots on the client) as the only validation client side, and then backup mechanism to display errors from the server if the data invalidates there.
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    by beggi 14y ago

    Thanks so much for this! I tuned in to the webcast at O'Reilly but their Flex app was failing me, I couldn't ask questions in the group chat, couldn't see the screencast at O'Reilly although I did manage to see it at Livestream but I couldn
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    by beggi 14y ago

    I'm a Ep.io user, hosting a bunch of apps about half on the free plan and a half on a paid plan. Note that my apps on Ep.io are all pretty low traffic apps in general but traffic comes in bursts. On Ep.io I'm paying around $15 a month for t
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    by beggi 14y ago

    I used this for a project the other day, but after discovering PhantomJS I feel like it has more traction.
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    by beggi 15y ago

    Exactly, is and will stay irrelevant for web developers until it gets adopted by more browsers. Google displays PNG still today on Google.com for Chrome users.
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    by beggi 15y ago

    I thought so too, one of the founders was an employee of Asana.
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    by beggi 15y ago

    This looks extremely interesting, and reminds me a bit of Lunascript ( http://asana.com/luna/ ). I'm very interested in who is paying for the development? I notice that there's no big tech company behind this and from the contact page I can
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    by beggi 15y ago

    Note that this isn't the large Sony production with Aaron Sorkin attached, but another indie film.
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    by beggi 15y ago

    > As of march 2012, 92% of devices are running Android 2.2 (Froyo) and higher. The > Froyo feature set is a really good base line for most of the applications. I challenge > you to find a new feature in higher versions that you
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    by beggi 15y ago

    I disagree. Flask's thread locals have never been a problem for me and it's not like you can escape them, most frameworks use them in some form implicitly, for example both Django and Pyramid. The circular dependency in Flask hasn't been a
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    by beggi 15y ago

    I use both and personally if I'd have to generalize I would say Django for simpler stuff and Flask for complex stuff. Flask is great if you're going to do a complex app. All the interface will be custom designed (so the Django admin is of
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    by beggi 15y ago

    The relationship between Apple and Twitter seems very good to me, so I think the reason Apple doesn't use pull-to-refresh is that they want to be conservative in their UI rather than they are afraid of a patent lawsuit from Twitter.
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    The pull-to-refresh patent(dcurt.is)

    146 points by beggi 15y ago|112 comments
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    by beggi 15y ago

    It seems to me that this is a list of their domains that have no functionality other than to redirect to another place. Of the few I tested, they all resolved to the same IP address as well.
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    Apple's domains(ipod.com)

    176 points by beggi 15y ago|56 comments
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    by beggi 15y ago

    For me it's connecting and conversing with abundance of smart like minded people. There's ton of time to strike up a conversation and quite a social life in the evenings. Also Starcraft II tournaments, so cash.
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    by beggi 15y ago

    Thanks to the AV guys at Pycon. Really awesome to see these up so soon, and for me a small consolation for not making it this year to Pycon.