coreymatyas

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   by coreymatyas 7y ago

   For once my slightly obsessive bookmarking habits come in handy! http://blog.rongarret.info/2009/10/catalog-of-wealth-creatio... From this comment tree on the original discussion of pg's "Frighteningly A
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   by coreymatyas 7y ago

   CSS spec says no, unfortunately. Pseudo-elements aren't part of the DOM and thus can't be selected by any means.
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   by coreymatyas 7y ago

   Coding is kind. The dichotomy is based on feedback availability, quality, and delay. While the environment does change over time, it continues to be kind: 99% of the time, you're able to hit compile and see instantaneous, accurate feed
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   by coreymatyas 7y ago

   To a first-order approximation, the length is 1/4 wavelength per leg. However, that assumes an ideal conductor in free space. We rarely have the luxury to suspend an antenna a few wavelengths from the ground, water, buildings, and an
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   by coreymatyas 7y ago

   There are a handful of products for pets at least. I'm personally familiar with Whistle. It's collar-mounted, works fairly well for a large dog in a rural area despite spotty cell coverage (which the software doesn't handle t
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   by coreymatyas 8y ago

   A notable exception in the US being for the telecommand of space stations (97.211b). There's also some grey area around encryption for telecommand of terrestrial craft --- you aren't allowed to "obscure the meaning of the com