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by boucher 17y ago
Cappuccino doesn't render anything in Canvas, with the possible exception of a couple minor pieces of the tableview.
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by boucher 17y ago
For what it's worth, your CSS corners probably won't work in IE. One of the reasons some things are hard in Cappuccino is because they are unreliable in many browsers. We've focused more on cross platform ways of doing things. Of course the
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by boucher 17y ago
You are skeptical because you believe that this is a data problem. He believes (as do I) that it is not a data problem. Making more people click your button is not, on its own, good design. There's more to aesthetics than conversion rates.
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by boucher 17y ago
Maybe. It's still a bit alarmist though. For 99% of sites, it will barely have an effect. Best practices for websites serving millions of pages a day truly are different than for websites serving thousands of pages a day. They are also dif
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by boucher 17y ago
Not all browsers (in fact, maybe no browsers) send the hash tag to the server with the request.
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by boucher 17y ago
The terms of loans so advantageous, and there are so many scholarships and financial aid opportunities which don't require repayment. The majority of students don't pay anywhere near full price at expensive private colleges. And the returns
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by boucher 17y ago
Yeah, but the appropriate reaction was to talk to anyone at Mozilla before writing a public blog post in a fairly transparent attempt to get some free PR.
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by boucher 17y ago
The search issue is almost definitely a non issue, and an oversight on the part of iA. Just moving it to the top placement in the left hand column would give it almost the same placement it has on the real Facebook today.
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by boucher 17y ago
I actually think it might be a pretty nice touch to have the sound in (and a mute button).
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by boucher 17y ago
While that may be logical, it may not be true in this instance. Apple has a track record of filing lawsuits it knows it almost certainly won't win. I don't think they're afraid of losing money on a lawsuit.
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by boucher 17y ago
You've sent her e-mail to complain that she used Scribd? I have to say, that's both selfish and obnoxious. Especially because you can just click the download link and get it in whatever format you want.
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by boucher 17y ago
Preview is a pretty solid app. Unfortunately, I've never across anything remotely well done on any other platform.
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by boucher 17y ago
Apparently, enough people are interested in this particular bug to vote it up. It was news to me at least. Hopefully next time I'll find my own article in Google and remember, since it wasn't a very Google friendly problem before.
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by boucher 17y ago
It's weird that it didn't catch that it was the same post, like it usually does. I didn't see yours when I looked either. Sorry.
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Internet Explorer: Global Variables, and Stack Overflows(cappuccino.org)
58 points by boucher 17y ago|15 comments
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by boucher 17y ago
where it counts.... to you. Not where it counts to me. WebKit has an actually usable JavaScript profiler, the one in Firebug is useless. WebKit can debug into eval'd code, Firebug is terrible at it. Chrome's version of the inspector has a h
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by boucher 17y ago
That Firebug is an extension is one of its worst features. Every version of Safari or WebKit I download has a working inspector built in. Every time I launch an archived version of Firefox, or get a new version of Firefox, I get warnings ab
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by boucher 17y ago
Right. Sentence was non obvious, sorry.
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by boucher 17y ago
I can point to a dozen examples of far better usability in the WebKit Inspector, but rather than do that, I'll just note that almost all of these are fixed in the Chrome version of the Web Inspector.
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by boucher 17y ago
I don't use Firefox at all, because for what I do it's clearly inferior. I don't think I've launched Firebug to do anything other than log in the last 6 months.
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by boucher 17y ago
I'm willing to watch a good video, but this one in particular is quite long, and with no narration. A much shorter narrated tour would be both more interesting and more personal.
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by boucher 17y ago
Oh, yeah, that's what I thought it was too. I really want that site. I've almost built it for myself a few times now, but I haven't quite decided how to normalize for frequency. I don't want my twitter updates drowning out all the less freq
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by boucher 17y ago
I think it's lovely. Used to have a site background just like it.
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by boucher 17y ago
The experience when you're trying to upload a dozen or a hundred photos is obviously different. The current reality of multi file uploads is still pretty poor in the browser (though the new Facebook photo uploader looks pretty slick).
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by boucher 17y ago
Partly because every implementation of HTML5 drag and drop has a lot of bugs. Partly because the API is terrible. And partly because the reach is still pretty terrible compared to things like flash. http://www.alertdebugging.com/2009/08/16
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by boucher 17y ago
completely agree. moreover, even in this edge case, you're still pumping several hundred thousand dollars into the economy.
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by boucher 17y ago
The circular slider is a pretty specific user element. Maybe so specific that it doesn't belong in a general purpose framework, I don't know. But it definitely has its place. It's usually coupled with a text field for precision, but it's ge
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by boucher 17y ago
Is the 2 $50k investment's cumulative? In other words, someone like pg makes a lot of small investments. He is obviously included in the kinds of investors you're trying to select with this bill, but would he meet this requirement? I think
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by boucher 17y ago
There are no restrictions on the kinds of jobs created? In other words, it's acceptable to create 5 minimum wage jobs? I'm not saying that's a problem, but it certainly makes the requirement easier to satisfy. A full time minimum wage job i
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Startup Bloom Energy Debuts New Fuel Cell on 60 Minutes [video](cbsnews.com)
2 points by boucher 17y ago|1 comments

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