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dingdingdang
13y ago
And this comment probably is too; who can we trust - am I the only one seeing this comment? Will it disappear after reload? WOhaa.
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dingdingdang
13y ago
Nice and being made by Raphael author certainly does not hurt, still, the examples section could really do with bit of work: out of the 4 examples only 3 works proper for me and only the simply coffee maker and mascot bits are really smooth
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dingdingdang
13y ago
And Firefox's too, odd but this small bit of UI inconsistency is often enough for me to not look further at an app; simply doesn't bode well.
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dingdingdang
13y ago
Exactly this, why the "pure" label when obviously not? The main reason for me to click through to this thing was exactly that; I love seeing people push an individual tech like CSS on its own: there's nothing tech-wise news w
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dingdingdang
13y ago
No matter the whole hype cycle I do actually reckon Elixir is positioned to be the new leader on the programming-web-front: being underpinned by Erlang means it is the ONLY platform/language out there so far with super solid scalabilit
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dingdingdang
13y ago
What is it with web pages / blogs and their wild tendencies with using 18px+ fonts for the body text? I can read something like a third of the text off the screen as compared to for an example HN?! Ridiculous that I have to be habituat
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dingdingdang
13y ago
I mean: "does it work with local carriers here if I put a generic sim in it from o2.co.uk", I take your answer to mean yes? Which, if the case, is superb, I do not much care for the IOS or Android ecosystem (though much less for t
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dingdingdang
13y ago
So.. they sell these from UK ebay store, can they be used in UK/Europe?
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dingdingdang
13y ago
Thanks for mentioning retroshare, it is a VERY decent system. Still, I reckon there's quite a bit of mileage in doing -one thing- right; retroshare's fix-it-all-in-one-package may not appeal to everybody.
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dingdingdang
13y ago
Honestly, why is there no basic web drawing app out there that exports to CSS? Should be doable and hence done.
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dingdingdang
13y ago
Yeah, good luck the the DRM crap - it worked over so well with music (not) and I'm sure it'll fly super fine with video too. Tim Berners-Lee has sold his soul somewhere along the line. Following bit from Florian Bösch comment on a
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dingdingdang
13y ago
NSL?
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dingdingdang
13y ago
And if you add Stylish on top you can pretty much make webpages look like you want them to with 2m work - I often end up fixing huge ugly headers and the like (i.e. text size/color) on blogs I frequent!
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dingdingdang
13y ago
This seems abjectly broken? jQuery and co. comes up as not working in a single browser (well looks there's a chance it might work in IE6-8 but I wouldn't take their word on it;)
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dingdingdang
13y ago
This is what I have in my Stylish extension for HN: @namespace url( http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml); @-moz-document domain("news.ycombinator.com") { p { word-break: break-all; } }