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How I Keep Notes
(bizorgnet.com)
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blakefrost
13y ago
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Where is the news?
(bizorgnet.com)
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13y ago
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The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine
(infolab.stanford.edu)
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14y ago
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14y ago
My experience with CloudFlare couldn't be more to the contrary. We rolled it out for a good few months and gave them quite a while to get their act straight. Ultimately, we had to do an emergency switch to another CDN because the performanc
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Prettyprint JSON in Terminal
(bizorgnet.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Yeah, I agree, and I hope most people make good use of the extra screen real estate -- Full screening a browser on 27 inches would be less than optimal except for when a website is designed to be used that way. But, even at a reasonable win
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Gmail Compose is a Fat Ass
(bizorgnet.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Please tell me their spaceship doesn't run on windows.
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15y ago
He mentioned login attempts in the article. Someone tries the wrong password more then a few times and the account gets locked. That should thwart any and all dictionary/brute force/you name it attacks. So which is more secure, an impossibl
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This has been broken on Google for like 3 days...
(twitter.com)
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15y ago
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List of emoticons
(en.wikipedia.org)
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15y ago
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A More Valuable Developer
(twitter.com)
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15y ago
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blakefrost
15y ago
If you're referring to that last line, yeah I totally fat fingered that. I fixed it. I'm advocating moving to an absolute system. As in an absolute width, measured here, measured there, measured anywhere. This can then be scaled to mimic th
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blakefrost
15y ago
I am confused, but not about this.
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blakefrost
15y ago
Points aren't relative, their absolute. em is great but another subject entirely.
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15y ago
You would think so, but that's not true. Design in points (1/72) and ship in points. I'm telling you, you're stuff is rendering at 1/96th, not native res. Try it out for yourself. Make two divs, specify one as 96px and the other as 72pt. Se
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15y ago
Do what I say, not what I do. j/k. That's a tumblr theme, I didn't write it and I take no responsibility for it.
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blakefrost
15y ago
This has actually already happened. Just start using resolution independent measures and never look back. I'm telling you, they work.
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blakefrost
15y ago
Don't worry dude. 1pt won't be blurry either. Try it out, you might just like it.
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blakefrost
15y ago
"A CSS pixel is ALWAYS the exact same thing as a screen pixel" Not true. You should reread the article, if you care to, and perhaps check the sources. Even if what you were saying was true do you think it makes sense to define things at the
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15y ago
OP here. Sure, you can redefine pixel, that's what was done. Why do you need this measure though? 1/96th is so close to points, you might as well just use points and now you're on a universal system. Pixels use to mean something (a pixel).
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Pixels
(blakefrost.tumblr.com)
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15y ago
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ORM is a Pattern
(blakefrost.tumblr.com)
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15y ago
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