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by cshenoy 13y ago
"DOMA instructs all federal officials, and indeed all persons with whom same-sex couples interact, including their own children, that their marriage is less worthy than the marriages of others. The federal statute is invalid, for no l
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by cshenoy 13y ago
Honest question: how are privacy-related topics not tech news? If Google, Apple, FB, and other big techs are being required to give up data to the US government, isn't that something that should concern our community worldwide?
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by cshenoy 13y ago
From their FAQ: Over time as more browsers implement these emerging standards, the foundation layer will diminish and ultimately disappear. So more or less, they want it to be gone.
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by cshenoy 14y ago
A lot of these are just poor UI/UX considerations that aren't necessarily HTML5 related. It's funny how this article is featured on a site that has a fixed container at the bottom taking up almost a quarter of my viewport.
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by cshenoy 14y ago
at 10:11a EST "Sorry! There are no available tickets at this time"
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by cshenoy 14y ago
Sort of reminds me of his "Death Stare" interview with Kara Swisher. http://live.wsj.com/video/d9-video-andrew-mason-death-stare/... But really, hopefully it's a move in the right direction for the struggling company. There's opportunity
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Kottke.org - Posting suspended until further notice(kottke.org)
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by cshenoy 14y ago
I'd highly recommend Object-Oriented JavaScript by Stoyan Stefanov. Really any JS book by Stoyan is pretty high quality. http://www.amazon.com/Object-Oriented-JavaScript-high-qualit...
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by cshenoy 14y ago
What about Code School ( http://www.codeschool.com )? I'm pretty sure that it's a well known place to learn programming, etc.
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by cshenoy 14y ago
Maybe I misread the article but I don't recall him saying he's trying get rid of his goofball image altogether. I'd say he's trying to gradually tone it down and keep it controlled to certain situations (i.e. although it may be a part of wh
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by cshenoy 14y ago
Back when I switched from Firefox to Chrome, FF was a very heavy browser that took up a lot of memory. Chrome was very light-weight and nimble. Clearly, that has changed since then but it was a big competitive advantage. One process per tab
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by cshenoy 14y ago
It's not really "in the wild". It's a part of the Svbtle network ( http://svbtle.com/ ) started by Dustin Curtis. Check the link in the lower left corner.
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by cshenoy 15y ago
> I don't want my stream filled with junk the way my Facebook stream is. I always wondered why the Google+ team didn't implement that from the get go but after reading that, that's probably the biggest reason as to why they haven't.
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by cshenoy 15y ago
Serious question: What viable options do they have besides being acquired?
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Saving images and files in localStorage(hacks.mozilla.org)
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by cshenoy 15y ago
Definitely recommend Stefanov's JavaScript Patterns. I'd suggest reading both concurrently since JavaScript Patterns covers best practices with JS as a whole while Essential JS is focused almost exclusively on design patterns.
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Color: a color matching game done in d3.js and Raphael(color.method.ac)
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Explaining SOPA to middle school students(inforgood.wordpress.com)
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Twitter, Facebook, Google endorse alternate online piracy bill(thehill.com)
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by cshenoy 15y ago
Hm, maybe we're not reading the same thing but: Under 'How do I keep up with what’s landing in browsers?' it says 'IE Blog - Updates for IE' Under 'Follow them on Twitter' they provide the Twitter handle for the Internet Explorer dev team.
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Petman robot soldier can do push-ups(news.cnet.com)
1 points by cshenoy 15y ago|0 comments
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How Samsung Designed Its New Galaxy Nexus To Skirt Apple's IP(fastcodesign.com)
1 points by cshenoy 15y ago|0 comments
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by cshenoy 15y ago
From the landing page: "Click to interact with the environment, keep the button pressed to fly faster." Try clicking at different speeds and on different elements and you'll see the interactivity (works better with an external mouse). Contr
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Steve Jobs: The Return, 1997-2011 (Part 3 of 3)(businessweek.com)
2 points by cshenoy 15y ago|0 comments
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Steve Jobs: The Wilderness, 1985-1997 (Part 2 of 3)(businessweek.com)
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Steve Jobs: The Beginning, 1955-1985 (Part 1 of 3)(businessweek.com)
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by cshenoy 15y ago
They do: "You can also choose to operate Amazon Silk in basic or 'off-cloud' mode. Off-cloud mode allows web pages generally to go directly to your computer rather than pass through our servers. As such, it does not take advantage of Amaz
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by cshenoy 15y ago
To be fair, Amazon is doing what our ISPs do already: cache sites to deliver it faster. Also, Amazon's privacy statement says you can make Silk a normal browser by selecting the "off-cloud" mode [1]. Off-cloud mode allows web pages to go di
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by cshenoy 15y ago
It's powered by a WebKit engine. Amazon Silk jobs are asking for Webkit engineers [1]. Presumably, they've modded the underlying Android browser. [1] https://us-amazon.icims.com/jobs/152694/job?in_iframe=1
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From vampires to communism: net neutrality an "Internet Iron Curtain"(arstechnica.com)
1 points by cshenoy 15y ago|0 comments

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