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by dahjelle 12y ago
I suspect this is in the documentation, but I'll ask here anyways: what does Hoodie do with the browser-cached data when a user signs out? Is it entirely removed from the local machine, or does it persist so the user can login while th
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by dahjelle 13y ago
If you don't want to expose your client to a third-party, you can download the pacemaker[1] (Python 2/3) tester locally and test that way. [1] https://github.com/Lekensteyn/pacemaker
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by dahjelle 13y ago
In case it is useful to anyone: here's my notes on rebuilding RPMs for Fedora 18: https://gist.github.com/dahjelle/10151097
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by dahjelle 13y ago
You might also find the free community edition of LiveCode[1] handy. At a glance, looks very much like HyperCard. There is also Microsoft's Project Sienna[2] if you are on Windows 8. [1] http://livecode.com/download&#x2
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by dahjelle 13y ago
I don't have a direct answer for you (still researching), but if you haven't read Mindstorms by Seymour Papert [1], I highly recommend it. It's generally about how computing can help kids learn problem solving in a variety of
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by dahjelle 13y ago
There's clearly a lot of power to do a lot of neat stuff, plus some really brilliant features for businesses trying to create their own apps (like importing graphics from PowerPoint). But I'm most curious to see how it will suppor
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Not sure if either of these are useful to you, but there are some interesting projects in LiveCode[1] and in Alpha Anywhere[2]. I've not used either. I'm hoping Mozilla's AppMaker[3] comes to something, but I haven't bee
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Do you think the world has changed such that a modern HyperCard is just not something people would use? Or has the massive influx of "there's an app for that" papered-over the hole in the market?
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Has their been a successor to VB? The web is close in some respects (HTML is easy) and not in others (servers and single-page apps are not). I suppose, in another respect, Excel is a successor for many, though it isn't a good solution
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Huh. Interesting. Thank you!
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Let me know what you find. Still haven't been able to figure out the pattern for why some folks have been able to reproduce this and others can't.
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Fascinating! Yes, indeed, that's a valid workaround! Not exactly pretty, still, but better that that weird setTimeout mess. Thanks for the pointer!
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by dahjelle 13y ago
I was also able to reproduce this on all of the IE 11 instances on http://browserstack.com : Windows 8.1 desktop and metro and Windows 7. I did notice that the crash very occasionally didn't happen the first time, but did,
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Sorry, I put this in a sibling comment first as HN wasn't letting me reply until now: Here's the DxDiag from a co-worker's machine that ISN'T a VM and who can also reproduce the bug: http://pastebin.com/e
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Yes, I thought it might have been that, except co-workers could easily reproduce it on their machines that aren't VMs. See the DxDiag in a sibling comment.
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Here's the DxDiag from a co-worker's machine that ISN'T a VM and who can also reproduce the bug: http://pastebin.com/e6auRbR8 He has all add-ons disabled except for Java.
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Yeah, it's like the crash is depending on something other than Windows version or IE version, but I don't have any idea what. One commonality seemed to be Windows 7 Home Premium SP1, but I see someone else was using Windows 8 an
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Here's a DxDiag report: http://pastebin.com/L96ZtQH0 I noticed one other poster who reproduced the crash was using Windows 7 Home Premium SP1, as well. Perhaps it doesn't work on other Windows 7 versions?
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by dahjelle 13y ago
The only plugins I have enabled are Flash and Adobe Reader. All others—Dynatrace AJAX, Java, Messenger Companion, Windows Live ID, Blog This in Windows Live Writer—are disabled. I should mention I'm running in a VirtualBox VM, though I
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Windows 7 Home Premium. 64-bit. I have the dynaTrace AJAX tool installed, though disabled, Java installed but disabled, the Microsoft Messenger Companion installed but disabled, and the Adobe Reader and Flash plug-ins installed and enabled
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Wow…same version I'm running, and on the same Windows version, but I'm regularly getting the crash. You don't suppose it has something to do with the system language or something? What other different factors could there be?
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Reports of no crash are actually more interesting to me than the crash at the moment…maybe I can protect our customers. Are you running Windows 7 or 8? Any add-ons?
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by dahjelle 13y ago
That's interesting. It crashes regularly for me. What version of IE are you running? I'm on 11.0.9600.16476 on Windows 7.
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by dahjelle 13y ago
The crash would usually happen after the alert box in your code. Typically after one clicked in one of the input boxes and started putting in more data.
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by dahjelle 13y ago
We ran into this in out application the other day, and it's a surprisingly "normal" thing to do to result in a hard crash of a browser. I'm especially curious if anyone knows: 1. Is there any hope of this being fixed in
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IE 11 Crashes After Clearing 5+ Input Elements(jsfiddle.net)
27 points by dahjelle 13y ago|62 comments
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by dahjelle 13y ago
We aren't currently hiring developers, but if you are a developer and our work sounds interesting to you—get in touch. :-)
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Icon Systems ( http://iconcmo.com ) in Fargo, ND is hiring a software support tech to assist customers with our web-based church software management product called IconCMO. Take a look at our job description [1] for more informati
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by dahjelle 13y ago
Is it possible to create a desktop app like this, for web sites of my choice, without using the Marketplace? It occurs to me that Firefox is very nearly able to provide a site-specific browser experience, like Fluid[1], but I'm not sur
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Coloring Hebrew Vowels and Accents in HTML/CSS(johndyer.name)
4 points by dahjelle 13y ago|0 comments

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