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by brunolazzaro 11y ago
I think you might want to try https://github.com/css-modules/css-modules
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by brunolazzaro 11y ago
I think it boils down to this 3 things: 1. Salary. Your pay will be less than the one of a Senior Developer. 2. Role and tasks. You will, as a junior developer, be taking on tasks better suited for your relatively "non ripe" skill
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George and Jonathan "DataViz" Album(georgeandjonathan.com)
9 points by brunolazzaro 12y ago|0 comments
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by brunolazzaro 12y ago
It looks like they were hiding them in other places, such as old video annotations... Source: https://twitter.com/jc4p/status/456881857481547776
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by brunolazzaro 12y ago
Ditto. Not in the US also.
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by brunolazzaro 13y ago
I'm not gonna argue this is cool, but an iPad Mini is 249€ and you have larger support of "apps" (web or native). Sure, it's not waterproof and you have to have it connected most of the times, but you get a color screen
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by brunolazzaro 13y ago
Well, the bug seems NOT to be on the ammount of fields, or that they are hidden. But that they all have the same name="" in them. Probably causing Mobile Safari to loop trough all of them (at the same time?) for some reason. Here
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by brunolazzaro 13y ago
The image shows the email "with and without" images. I'm having trouble buying that... If you were to specify the with and height for each cell, then wouldn't that result on a malformed email with images? Thanks.
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Is this doable?(i.imgur.com)
1 points by brunolazzaro 13y ago|2 comments
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by brunolazzaro 13y ago
I'm not aiming for better than. I was just aiming on building something useful for me, and from that this was born. Jekyll never really appealed to me. This might not be better, but it uses things that i like: Jade for the templating syst
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Velcro(github.com)
1 points by brunolazzaro 13y ago|3 comments
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by brunolazzaro 14y ago
The internet is a weird place. I will never understand why Adria did what she did, from all i read she is an intelligent person yet she chose to do the most childish thing in the world... tattle the kid that said "penis" in class. I'm not s
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by brunolazzaro 14y ago
TIL that you can do this. Awesome.
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by brunolazzaro 14y ago
data:text/html, <html contenteditable><h1>%s</h1> More like it.
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by brunolazzaro 14y ago
They are loaded when you re-open the extension by the looks of it.
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by brunolazzaro 14y ago
I can't find any reasons to tweet stuff like that. Pretty sad to see that the mentality of some "popular" developer is.
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Mobile Safari Image Dimension Limits(xn--3ha.brunolazzaro.com.ar)
1 points by brunolazzaro 14y ago|0 comments
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by brunolazzaro 14y ago
This was so much fun. Up to level 8 i really liked the challenges. Level 8? Not so much, it was a bit silly and tedious. Level 7 was way better.
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by brunolazzaro 14y ago
I've used Monokai since the realease of ST. Then i switched to Solarized light but it wore me down really fast on long hours, i tried Solarized dark but to no avail (the blue is just too much). I then saw a reailcasts video and thought it w
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by brunolazzaro 14y ago
If you can't opt-out and a service "blames you" for something that went wrong, i think it deserves a little more than "a comment".
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by brunolazzaro 14y ago
Way to go, Twitter. It's really a shame that they're doing these kind of shitty things. Makes you wonder what are they planning to do...
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by brunolazzaro 14y ago
It kind of does. But to exploit the vulnerabilty, one must change the search engine first to a "spoofing" one. I don't know if this can be done via extensions as is done in chrome.
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by brunolazzaro 14y ago
I don't think that's a bad thing, look at it this way: - Most sites will look and work better now. - New browser with new functionality. - It's 2012, it was time to get upgraded. - I was warned: http://www.computerworlduk.com/news/applicat