drgath

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   by drgath 15y ago

   You don't need an add-on to get the status bar back. Just enable it: View > Toolbars > Add-on Bar.
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   by drgath 15y ago

   And this is how IE6 will slowly be deprecated across the industry. Sure it's easy for an intern to get up on his soapbox and proclaim, "We should stop supporting IE6 because that browser came out while I was still in elementary school." B
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   by drgath 15y ago

   > "Many of them don't even serve dinner." Oh the humanity.
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   by drgath 15y ago

   Very true. While unlikely, it is certainly possible to rise to the top of the industry in CS without even graduating high school. Medical field? No way.
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   by drgath 15y ago

   Agreed. This was announced 8 months ago and widely covered by the tech media. It's just irresponsible reporting if people are covering this story and don't know the reasons why. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/10/21/apple_threatens_to_k
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   by drgath 15y ago

   I agree, but 99% of the users out there don't know that. :\
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   by drgath 15y ago

   TIL about STS-400. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STS-400 Seeing the Shuttles next to one another is pretty awesome. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Space_shuttles_Atlantis_%2...
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   by drgath 15y ago

   I was on the checkout page to book a flight for the last launch, then ultimately decided not to. I'd been wanting to see a Shuttle launch since I was a kid, but I realized we're going to have a lot more launches. Sure they won't be shuttl
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   by drgath 15y ago

   Fixed, thx.
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    by drgath 15y ago

    The Iraq War could balloon to even 3 times that, $2.4 trillion according to a congressional report. All the money we're spending for war? It's all borrowed, which means interest.
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    by drgath 15y ago

    I almost entirely agree with you. The only point of contention I have is we couldn't realistically end a low-earth orbit program without something else in place. The private sector had been interested in it for years, but never did anythi
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    Don’t use IDs in CSS selectors?(oli.jp)

    7 points by drgath 15y ago|0 comments
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    by drgath 15y ago

    Having lived in both LA & SF, and been involved with the dev communities in each, I'd agree with you. The original article just assumes that the goal of every developer is to work for a startup. You move to SF/SV to work for either a s
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    by drgath 15y ago

    Umm... that's what all 19 of those checkboxes on CSSLint.net are for.
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    by drgath 15y ago

    Broadcasting this fact is almost as bad of an idea as implementing it in the first place. You now have a bullseye on your site from every blackhat reading this. It's your company and your customers (which I am not one of), so most of the
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    by drgath 15y ago

    Sunnyvale, CA - Yahoo (YUI) The YUI team at Yahoo is looking for a senior JavaScript engineer. You don't necessarily have to know YUI, but you should be very familiar with other libraries and be a master at JavaScript & DOM scripting.
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    by drgath 15y ago

    Boom. roasted
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    The Engineer(derek.io)

    2 points by drgath 15y ago|0 comments
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    by drgath 15y ago

    There is no such thing as "overkill" when generating code that you hope will get you a job interview.
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    by drgath 15y ago

    As well as a pretty sick CSS3 turntable hack he has demoed a few times. http://www.flickr.com/photos/52201706@N04/5573063518/in/phot...
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    by drgath 15y ago

    <script src="audio-test.js"></script> Doesn't actually point to anything in your fiddle.
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    by drgath 15y ago

    I ran it on JSFiddle ( http://jsfiddle.net/BGW5u/ ) a few minutes ago, and everything went fine. Though, I now strangely have a craving of human brains for breakfast. So, yeah, it's safe. braaaaaaiiiinnsssss
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    by drgath 15y ago

    If you were like... "Whoa! OMG, I didn't know browsers could do this?" It's a relatively newly implemented API. Spec: https://chromium.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/samples/audio/spec... Mozilla API: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Audio_Data_API
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    by drgath 15y ago

    In the world of software, the best doesn't always win. What wins is; ubiquity, ease of use, & random market factors. x86 isn't the best architecture out there, Linux isn't the greatest kernel ever developed, PHP can be pretty horrible
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    by drgath 15y ago

    "[Google's culture] has led to many innovations - from the search first homepage, to the NoSql movement, powering webmail by Ajax ..." C'mon now. Outlook Web Access and Oddpost used Ajax-like technologies for webmail long before GMail's fi
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    by drgath 16y ago

    News Corp as a whole, brings in about a billion in revenue / quarter. MySpace loses $150 million+ / quarter, and that's a number that is continually increasing. So if they don't sell it, a few years from now it could seriously threaten th
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    by drgath 16y ago

    Doug Crockford has a degree in Radio & TV from San Francisco State University. /thread
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    by drgath 16y ago

    I agree with this. It largely depends on where you want to take your career. I don't have a CS degree from $BIG_NAME, never had to take out a loan, and am very happy with my career thus far. If you want a top research position, yes, $BIG_
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    by drgath 16y ago

    Every bank I've ever had done this.
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    by drgath 16y ago

    This isn't even an infographic. It's just a timeline.