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by calebegg 11y ago
There are only two references (though there are several external links). It looks like only the first paragraph has specific citations, and the two other paragraphs have no citations at all.
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by calebegg 11y ago
One case where the distinction matters is this: function x() { console.log(a); } let a = 10; x(); If you thought 'a' was only in scope on lines 4 and 5 of the above snippet, you might assume that this sn
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by calebegg 11y ago
Note that this is not supported in any browser, and Chrome support was first implemented and then removed over two years ago, so it seems unlikely to ever be supported. Also a seamless iframe is not CSS-isolated, something that the GP said
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by calebegg 11y ago
Here's a pretty good attempt, using an online survey as the basis: http://xkcd.com/color/rgb/ See also: http://blog.xkcd.com/2010/05/03/color-survey-results/
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by calebegg 11y ago
Many US employers have employment agreements in which they claim default ownership of business-related intellectual property that their employees create, such as software, even when it is written on the employee's own time. Every tech
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by calebegg 11y ago
OTP based 2FA is susceptible to phishing and MITM attacks. U2F is phish-proof and makes MITM more difficult. For computers you frequently use, you can get multiple keys and leave them in the port (Yubico makes a small one that stays in the
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by calebegg 11y ago
Chrome for Android has a feature where if you visit the same site a few times in a two week period (or some sort of heuristic like that), the site can have it prompt you to add it to your homescreen: http://updates.html5rocks.com
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by calebegg 11y ago
"E-paper", not "e-ink"; the former is just Sharp marketing for a specific type of low power LCD, the latter is a totally different technology.
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by calebegg 11y ago
Also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leibovitz_v._Paramount_Picture...
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by calebegg 11y ago
Each code sample here has an ES5 ("plain javascript") version that you can get to with the buttons on the top: https://angular.io/docs/js/latest/guide/setup.html
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by calebegg 11y ago
Probably because you didn't enter a valid card number. Try something that starts with '42' (for a Visa card). It works for me with a valid number.
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by calebegg 11y ago
During the WWDC keynote, Apple claimed that Apple Maps had 3.5x the usage of "the next most used mapping app" (probably Google Maps), for whatever that's worth.
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by calebegg 11y ago
Youtube already has that. It's called "Fan funding": https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6052077?hl=en
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by calebegg 11y ago
It only works for me (OS X, Safari) when written as http://uz./ (a proper FQDN)
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by calebegg 11y ago
I don't think it's exactly a hard and fast rule, but our team does not use the "ng-" prefix for custom components, since the purpose of the ng- prefix is to avoid naming conflicts between Angular builtins and custom dire
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by calebegg 11y ago
> This was the case as of 2011-08-16 [...] I'll let them know about it tomorrow and I expect it'll be rectified in a day or two Quite optimistic :-) especially since the situation has gotten worse by two characters since then.
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by calebegg 12y ago
What "wysiwyg-like" features do Twitter and Facebook have? I'm not aware of any.
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by calebegg 12y ago
> Amazon sends an order alert to your phone, so it's easy to cancel if you change your mind. Unless you elect otherwise, Dash Button responds only to your first press until your order is delivered.
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by calebegg 12y ago
Probably because it's easier than long polling and more widely supported than web sockets.
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by calebegg 12y ago
Twitch streams in HTML5 for me on Safari, if Flash isn't installed. No comments, though.
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by calebegg 13y ago
The Hangouts Chrome extension isn't out of browser, but it's pretty close, and I like it a lot. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hangouts/nckgahada... It has its own Gmail-style chat UI at
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by calebegg 13y ago
Even clicking that link, I had no idea what it was. There's just a big red button and a meaningless tagline about privacy. I think it's a fair question.
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by calebegg 13y ago
File sharing site intended as a successor to Megaupload: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_(website)
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by calebegg 13y ago
Not just IE; Webkit allows absurdly extensive CSS customization of the scrollbar. You can see it in action on Google+, or an overview of the features here: http://css-tricks.com/custom-scrollbars-in-webkit/
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by calebegg 13y ago
The linked post is long and rambles a bit, and I only skimmed it, but I've come up empty handed on any actual cases of someone dying from a fan in a closed room, due to heat stress or any other reason. The citations seem to be an EPA p
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by calebegg 13y ago
This is most definitely illegal in the US. Lotteries have all kinds of rules associated with them, and online lotteries are specifically outlawed. That's why sweepstakes rules normally all begin with "NO PURCHASE NECESSARY" -
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by calebegg 13y ago
I believe you can donate on indiegogo without selecting a reward.
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by calebegg 13y ago
There's a graph in this blog post showing the phenomenon you describe: http://www.kickstarter.com/blog/shortening-the-maximum-proje...
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by calebegg 13y ago
I don't see how it's deceptive. It was a short term promotion. Is it deceptive that Walmart doesn't show last week's price on every product in their store whose price has gone up? Further, it would clutter the sidebar wi
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by calebegg 13y ago
It does, though they're at least optional. Several of my friends don't use them.

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