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   by craigc 13y ago

   I don't know for sure, but I would kind of doubt they are rendering all 130,000 frames in parallel. I would think it is more likely that when a scene is done and ready then that scene would be rendered and completed. There are a lot of oth
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   12 year old Firefox bug(bugzilla.mozilla.org)

   4 points by craigc 13y ago|1 comments
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   by craigc 14y ago

   Thanks. I will add it to the GitHub wiki. I should also point out that in general this stuff was not designed to run in production.
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   by craigc 14y ago

   With the new version I added support for setting some colors! Right click on the extension icon and select options. I may add more options in the future as well.
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   by craigc 14y ago

   It's an open protocol so someone just has to write a gem for it. My friend Kevin at VHX is working on a ruby port. https://twitter.com/ksheurs
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   by craigc 14y ago

   Thanks! I basically rewrote the extension, added Python support, support for colors in the console, and added a tech spec to make it easy to implement the protocol in any language. http://craig.is/writing/chrome-logger/techspecs
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   by craigc 14y ago

   Haha no problem. Check out http://craig.is/writing/chromelogger/techspecs for info on how to write your own library.
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   by craigc 14y ago

   PHP and Python are supported now. I have a friend who is going to add Ruby support. Other than that up in the air.
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   Server Side debugging in Chrome Console(chromelogger.com)

   3 points by craigc 14y ago|4 comments
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    by craigc 14y ago

    I don't understand why everyone is so big on switching away from Google these days. Some of my coworkers have been doing this as well. Instead of giving away your personal information to one place, why not give it away to 10 or 20 places?
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    by craigc 14y ago

    Well the original post was about the results pages. These urls are the redirects when you click on one of the results. This seems like a bug in Safari though and not an issue with Google's URLs although I admit they are not too pretty. An a
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    by craigc 14y ago

    I love this. I was not crazy about some of the changes Github had been making lately, but this is great! Way easier to see what someone has done at a quick glance vs having to scroll through a long list of repos. The only thing I would sug
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    Google Finds Its Design Voice On iOS(thenextweb.com)

    6 points by craigc 14y ago|0 comments
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    by craigc 14y ago

    Just wanted to comment that at Vimeo we had this same problem, but approached it in a slightly different way. When you first scroll down on the logged in homepage (feed) you get to the footer. It is only after you click "Load more videos"
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    by craigc 14y ago

    I was a freshman at NYU in 2004 when Facebook launched there. I really miss Facebook in those days. It was so minimalistic but that was part of its charm. If Facebook looked and acted like it did today in the early days there is NO way it
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    by craigc 14y ago

    That's a good point. I probably will add some sort of destroy method. I figure in most cases with delegation you are referencing an element that is not likely to be removed (such as document), but I probably should add a way to clean up s
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    by craigc 14y ago

    Thanks for the comment. I considered that, but I was thinking it makes things a little cleaner/easier to maintain by using Gator objects. Only one object instance is created per element. Also it allows for chaining methods.
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    Gator.js - simple event delegation in ~800 bytes(craig.is)

    28 points by craigc 14y ago|7 comments
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    Apple doesn’t need to buy Twitter(blog.tabini.ca)

    2 points by craigc 14y ago|0 comments
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    by craigc 14y ago

    I was going to comment something very similar. I think perhaps the scrolling should default to "Paged" instead of "Autoscroll". It's hard to focus on a moving target and "Paged" feels more natural to me since that is how sheet music works.
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    The story of a lost time capsule containing Steve Jobs lisa mouse(thenextweb.com)

    1 points by craigc 14y ago|0 comments
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    Tumblr Maintenance (tumblr.com)

    2 points by craigc 14y ago|0 comments
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    by craigc 14y ago

    I am not crazy about the new design. It actually feels less designed to me. Particularly I don't like that the activity is now hidden on profile pages. I often like to look at people's activity, and it bothers me that it is an extra click
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    Vimeo Offers Tips-Based Monetization For Videos(techcrunch.com)

    2 points by craigc 14y ago|1 comments
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    GitHub truncating repo names in news feed?

    1 points by craigc 14y ago|0 comments
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    by craigc 14y ago

    I am the author of this library. Just wanted to point out what other people have said. Using keycodes on there own is not very reliable across different keyboard layouts/international keyboards. Mousetrap defaults to trying to use charact
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    by craigc 14y ago

    I noticed this as well!
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    Uglify2(github.com)

    4 points by craigc 14y ago|0 comments
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    Launch your product idea with ThinkGeek and get paid(thinkgeek.com)

    2 points by craigc 14y ago|0 comments
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    by craigc 14y ago

    One final thing, the keyboard shortcut for opening a notification (o or enter) does not seem to work.