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duncans
15y ago
Preview of v2.0 here: http://bootstrap.io/Demo/
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15y ago
Remove the apostrophe from "tip's". It may well be that you meant "tip is included", but it could also be interpreted as poor grammar.
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15y ago
> If you look at the source for the page, all you see is the mustache template... Makes your initial page very cacheable and clean. Yeah very "clean" from a search engine perspective: http://www.google.com/search?q=site:nodeup.com
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15y ago
I'm sure he's quite a bit older than me... here, Wikipedia says 1942 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Cutler
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15y ago
Reminds me of this quote from Aditya Chakrabortty: > One of the best gauges of whether a statement actually means anything is to stick a not in its middle. If the opposite sounds ridiculous, then the chances are the original proposition
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15y ago
JScript.NET was dropped for .NET 4.0; it has always been a bit of a curiosity though. I think it was there because "classic" ASP had support for doing server-side scripting in JScript, so somebody thought ASP.NET needed to support it also.
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15y ago
Try Chrome Stylist: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pabfempgigicdjjlcc...
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> The voice of Windows in the enterprise discovers that Mac users are more productive Because the standard-issue corporate Windows laptops are locked down, running Windows XP with IE6.
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15y ago
You can change the text scaling in Windows whilst keeping the screen resolution native: Control Panel\Appearance and Personalization\Display - try setting it to Medium.
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Doesn't affect it. ADO.NET's SqlClient uses neither OLEDb nor ODBC. Uses direct TDS to the server.
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15y ago
The Control Menu.
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It was Steven Sinofsky that convinced him, with his infamous "Cornell is WIRED" email in '94.
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16y ago
Not really. Streaming video tends to use byte-range requests (introduced in HTTP 1.1) because you want be able to to drag the video play head/cursor to an arbitrary location. For example, iOS uses this mechanism.