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How To Reduce The Number Of HTTP Requests(robertnyman.com)
3 points by btipling 17y ago|0 comments
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Help The Haiti Disaster Relief
2 points by btipling 17y ago|0 comments
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How to use Google Closure's goog.require and goog.provide with your own code(blog.apphackers.com)
1 points by btipling 17y ago|0 comments
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by btipling 17y ago
^^^ wrote mod_lua
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by btipling 17y ago
A frequent offender is Alley Insider and the entire Business Insider set of blogs. Henry Blodget's Internet Outsider blog used to be great, and SAI started nicely, but now it has devolved into a trolling + link-baiting mess. A search for 'k
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by btipling 17y ago
Well eventually the argument will be "You'll be able to use the real internet!"
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by btipling 17y ago
I thought that too, but I've been using it for unfuddle and I prefer it this way. It gives me a separate window and dock icon from my regular browser, and just works well with the self contained system that is Unfuddle.
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by btipling 17y ago
Turing completeness is only one of a few points I made. I agree if I had only said it was Turing complete then it would have been stupid. As for using Dojo and Jquery at the same time, well that's sounds like bad architecture planning. Woul
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by btipling 17y ago
I am going to disagree with you. I believe JavaScript is an excellent language, and as someone has already pointed out, it is based on ECMAScript, just like ActionScript. For one, it's turing complete, so it's not less capable than any othe
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by btipling 17y ago
I am not sure if this would ever really become a problem but I wonder if once less technologically savvy users begin to use Facebook more if there will be a growth of apps that post spam to a users status. Such as some ice-cream flavor app
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by btipling 18y ago
This article was great until it said Craigslist could be improved.
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Michael Crichton predicted Mass Media's current fate in 1993(slate.com)
17 points by btipling 18y ago|10 comments