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by dudus 14y ago
It is the same concept of a Faraday Cage.
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by dudus 14y ago
Some time ago I used both Flot and Google Charts to build a dashboard. Each of them have it's own strengths. I believe that flotr2 is not so different than flot to what I've seen. By the time I was woking on this project Google Charts was f
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by dudus 14y ago
The only chart that was flash based were the map charts. They were redone and now it's svg. https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery...
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by dudus 14y ago
There are pollyfils to degrade SVG into VML or een flash for ie8, ie7 and ie6. https://github.com/Modernizr/Modernizr/wiki/HTML5-Cross-Brow... I don't mean that it's pretty. I'm just saying that it's possible
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by dudus 14y ago
I wonder if it works in Internet Explorer 6 or 7.
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by dudus 14y ago
You can call me sexist, and I probably deserve it. But I read the whole post and my interest just grew from line to line. Until I got to the end and saw that the poster was not only a girl, but a hot girl. Than the whole picture changed in
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by dudus 15y ago
I agree it's a lot of FUD around this subject. I started to have some weird thoughts that Dropbox is creating all this FUD
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by dudus 15y ago
I really love the tone they use on the status blog http://blog.prgmr.com/xenophilia/ eg: = update on rehnquist well, it's down again, so I don't know what the heck is going on. I'm going to swap to new hardware this evening (will involve
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by dudus 15y ago
Compression is done only on the body not on the headers. But HTTPS encryption is done in the whole connection.
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by dudus 15y ago
Or you can track Scroll Depth without jQuery. https://github.com/CardinalPath/gas
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by dudus 15y ago
Not only a good guide to Git but also a good guide to open source collaboration for new-comers.
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by dudus 15y ago
Agreed, the first time I read about Tesseract/Crossfilter on HN a couple weeks ago I clicked the link thinking it was a new version of the OCR. Just to find out it was a completely unrelated project.
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by dudus 15y ago
Except it's not. I used to log on Windows servers on a daily basis that had only Notepad.
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by dudus 15y ago
Are you explaining how it could be done in a simpler and less compatible way? Why do you just explain how they've done it.
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by dudus 15y ago
I believe this is the worst Vim Tips compilation I have ever seen. Utterly complicated commands with no real life examples. Also doesn't explain the difference between commands, motion commands and selectors. Which are crucial to the starte
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by dudus 15y ago
Call me naive, but I like the idea of having tailored Search results and integrated information and recommendations based on my data at Google products. Google is one of few companies that I trust. So while most people are freaking out abou
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by dudus 15y ago
It's just plain wrong. The cookies can be used for tracking. You just need to tell what kind of tracking and what you do with that information. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3615381
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by dudus 15y ago
I was going to post a comment with details of what the microsoft's P3P CP policy means. But it got so damn long that I had to write a blog post. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3615381
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What does the P3P Policy from Microsoft say?(eduardo.cereto.net)
1 points by dudus 15y ago|0 comments
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If you have Google analytics and Facebook like button you may have this problem.(cardinalpath.com)
1 points by dudus 15y ago|0 comments
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by dudus 15y ago
Paying customers got only a 3 month warning. Worse, some of these customers have just recently bought the product.
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Google pulls the plug on Urchin Analytics(cardinalpath.com)
2 points by dudus 15y ago|1 comments
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by dudus 15y ago
I agree that my math is flawed and I ignore the whole TCP package splitting argument. Still that GA cookie could easily be breaking millions of TCP packages every day. But even if the impact is much lower. Why should we keep having such unn
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by dudus 15y ago
Of course the websites that use cookieless domains for resources reduce this issue by an order of magnitude, but it still exists in at least the html document request. Besides if you think that 50% of the traffic of the top million sites pr
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by dudus 15y ago
The idea is just to get rid of the extra overhead on the HTTP request, because that overhead will be multiplied by the requests you do. Any extra code on ga.js is cached and doesn't incur in too much overhead.
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by dudus 15y ago
You're missing the point. I'm not worried about the rendering time here. I'm worried about the HTTP request size. And even though block GA fix the issue to you it's still present for others.
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by dudus 15y ago
The idea is not to get rid of the data that is stored in the cookie. But instead to move it into the localStorage. Still acessible through JS and doesn't ge into the HTTP request.
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The bugfix that could make the Internet 5% faster(eduardo.cereto.net)
71 points by dudus 15y ago|27 comments
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by dudus 15y ago
Ok So you found 1 missing line of comment on the API docs for twitter. Suddenly the whole API doc is garbage. You do a very good job generalizing.
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by dudus 16y ago
It's very true. And if you decide to fork it than that's what you hear: "OMG, YOU CAN'T FORK RUBY. ARE YOU CRAZY? THAT WOULD BE TERRIBLE."

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