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by btipling 16y ago
Webkit is open source. It's a big difference. I agree I'd like to see Opera gain more market share as well.
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by btipling 16y ago
Mozilla often says 'wait until the next version, the next version will fix all this.' A few versions later and the problems are still many and I doubt that this legacy will change.
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by btipling 16y ago
The more people use webkit based browsers and less of the others the better the world will be. I feel for the guys at Mozilla but I can not recommend Firefox to anyone, at least not on Macs. It is the slowest application I run. Application
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by btipling 16y ago
> "I fear, this decision deprives society of one great programmer in favor of one mediocre writer...And for that, I apologize." Please, the world will not tumble, it wont even remember you (except those of us that loved using web.py :P)
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by btipling 16y ago
FUD. "Share a youtube video. go to jail." That didn't happen, the individual in question embedded copyrighted videos. He didn't just share links and he didn't just embed YouTube videos. On top of that nobody that has written about it seem
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by btipling 16y ago
Interesting on the switch from the Windows/MS stack. Is there not a decent No SQL option for a windows stack?
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by btipling 16y ago
Ultimately everyone who wants a tablet will have to make a private decision of what they want for themselves. I have both an iPad (well I got it for my three year old daughter) and a Galaxy Tab and I have to say I love them both and they bo
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by btipling 16y ago
You can't resize them easily with JavaScript, you can't move them, you can't hide them and then show them again. You can maybe change the contents and add or remove a class, but because there's so little you can do to tablecells, good luck
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by btipling 16y ago
Well I meant to downvote and accidentally upvoted but anyway if you're using a table then you are probably not expecting to do anything dynamic via JavaScript on it since it's not a collection of block elements, but table-cells. There's a l
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by btipling 16y ago
I think maybe you should resort to an approach other than one can be basically summed up as "upgrade and/or shut up." I love node.js and by extension Joyent so please don't take this the wrong way. Also I think I have learned from this thre
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by btipling 16y ago
The complaints are: $200 price to develop with 10 app limit. Multiple registration forms. Requiring multiple downloads. Requiring to purchase vmware fusion. Installer that just copies an iso. Having to password protect the simulator. Bad do
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by btipling 16y ago
Is this only in the Developer channel or also the Beta? Also updates on the network view is great, I generally fallback to Firebug for those and wish I didn't have to. Edit I see it in beta, nice. Still would like a json viewer though.
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by btipling 16y ago
The article links to this other article which I find to be a better summary of the book and answer to the question: http://www.insidehighered.com/views/2010/10/19/feldman
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JSHint, a fork of jslint.(jshint.com)
9 points by btipling 16y ago|1 comments
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by btipling 16y ago
Is the height supposed to mean anything? Why did they start with Safari? It's the first modern web browser? It points to a page that says IE9 is not a modern browser yet shows IE7 and IE8.
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by btipling 16y ago
Not everyone is a Google.
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by btipling 16y ago
Since I started paying attention, it's been like this: 1999: People asked "Are we in a bubble?" 2000: People asked "Are we in a bubble?" 2001-2003 Recession 2004 People asked "Are we in a bubble?" 2005 People asked "Are we in a bubble?" 200
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by btipling 16y ago
Such a redirect isn't slow? It's near instant if done right. Here's twitter doing it: http://twitter.com/bjorntipling It's absolutely super fast for me. How is that a 'kicker'? Large JS files only need to be downloaded once and are cached
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by btipling 16y ago
I was not trolling. The GPL nominally stands for freedom but yet the means by which it forces restrictions is the opposite of freedom. I say if you want people to do something, do so by setting an example, not by writing weasel-worded legal
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by btipling 16y ago
It's a very nice reader. I recommend putting all of your CSS in one external stylesheet and combine your JavaScript into one external script file. While I'm at that your HTTP expiration date for your CSS is tomorrow, even though you have ca
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by btipling 16y ago
Notice again there's no screenshot, no actual working demonstration or anything else than a blog post and a product page for which the sign up button links to a help page.
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by btipling 16y ago
And there's no demonstration of how it works in the video or in any images. It's as if some people at Google decided to react to Apple's recent bad press by putting up a web page and a blog post announcing a product without actually having
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by btipling 16y ago
Exactly. Also GPL style licenses are a virus that while they promote freedom, in reality they take it away. It assumes that people are naturally untrustworthy and thus forces them to act in a way the creators of GPL see as the right way. Be
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In what cases is Java faster than C++?(quora.com)
63 points by btipling 16y ago|57 comments
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by btipling 16y ago
About's atheism site is pretty good. I wont block about.com they have good information.
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NYTimes article on IPv6(nytimes.com)
8 points by btipling 16y ago|0 comments
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by btipling 16y ago
I like the 7" screen, are those going away?
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by btipling 16y ago
That's how we roll at Cloudkick. We ship the code. We're going to get all of Rackspace to do this too if we can.
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by btipling 16y ago
No problem regarding your own amazon link, it's convenient. But there is no ebook option on Amazon though. The article link has an ebook version which is while why I will buy it there.
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by btipling 16y ago
The OS is promising but the phones are ugly. Those keyboards are just weird looking. I hope webOS takes off though, a trio of iOS, Android and webOS would be pretty cool.

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