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by einaregilsson 10y ago
OP here. "How it happens" is not "why it happens". The svg renderer is switching the values of R and B, that's why it turns blue instead of some other color. Why the renderer does that, I have no idea :)
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SVG changes color when rotated in Safari 10(stackoverflow.com)
102 points by einaregilsson 10y ago|35 comments
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by einaregilsson 11y ago
But you need a Apple developer license to develop for Safari, and that costs 99$ per year :/
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by einaregilsson 11y ago
The old Firefox extension model, XUL/XPCOM is definitely a lot more powerful. You can basically access anything and do anything. On the other hand much of it is not documented and you're on your own in figuring out how it works. B
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by einaregilsson 11y ago
Sorry, that was unnecessarily snarky. But it does seem like Chrome is leading and Firefox is following on a lot of things. The look, multiprocess, extension model, all things that started in Chrome. I was pleasantly surprised by Jetpack tho
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by einaregilsson 11y ago
Yes, I'm hoping to remove the polyfill for Firefox at some point, and add support for Edge when they have extension support. We'll see how closely they stick to the chrome.* apis. Firefox is implementing them but there are always
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by einaregilsson 11y ago
Should maybe have been 2 and a half browsers. There are some slight differences, e.g. the way options pages are opened from the extension page, but basically Opera is just Chrome. What is the point of Opera, I don't really know why any
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by einaregilsson 11y ago
Firefox is also starting its third extension model now. At first it was XUL/XPCOM where extensions could basically hook into ANYTHING in the browser, then there was the Add-on SDK (formerly Jetpack), which is kind of nice, but a lot mo
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Writing a browser extension for three browsers(einaregilsson.com)
58 points by einaregilsson 11y ago|20 comments
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Writing a browser extension for three browsers(einaregilsson.com)
1 points by einaregilsson 11y ago|0 comments
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Multi Input Paste: A better UX for multiple input boxes(einaregilsson.com)
1 points by einaregilsson 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: MyLife: A single-user OhLife alternative(einaregilsson.com)
2 points by einaregilsson 12y ago|0 comments
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by einaregilsson 14y ago
Yeah, it must be some kind of starting up thing, behaving normally for a few days or weeks. But even so, these are then really bad at it. ClintonGoodhue for example has one tweet, which is a link to my game, no profile picture and only fol
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by einaregilsson 14y ago
That's probably a good idea, to just report them. The ones that have more than one tweet still seem very much like bots, but the ones that just have my tweets are just bizarre. They don't even follow people, so what's their purpose? I would
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Ask HN: Why are Twitter bots tweeting my stuff?
7 points by einaregilsson 14y ago|4 comments
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Zero Day: A Book Review of stunningly attractive computer security experts(einaregilsson.com)
1 points by einaregilsson 14y ago|0 comments
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by einaregilsson 14y ago
What is the project? Is it the card game Shithead, or something else?
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by einaregilsson 14y ago
Thanks. I used to pretty paranoid about the source, running it through my own obfuscator that changed pretty much every identifier to a $nr, but that kept giving me problems, and in the end I figured there aren't really any secrets in the s
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by einaregilsson 14y ago
Yes, pretty much. If I look at analytics for Spades there are around 77% returning visitors, but I'm pretty sure they originally came through Google, since the sites aren't really advertised anywhere. They're linked from my own site, and I
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by einaregilsson 14y ago
Thanks! Funny thing is that I never play them myself after I've finished them. The interesting part for me is creating the computer player, and seeing if I can make him win more than the human players, I have some stats in Google Analytics
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by einaregilsson 14y ago
Well that's weird. There are two AdSense skyscrapers, one on each side of the table. How wide is your screen?
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by einaregilsson 14y ago
Started by accident. First game I made was Idiot, and got the domain idiot-cardgame.com for it, since I had no plans to create more at that time. When I made Crazy Eights I couldn't really use idiot-cardgame.com for it, so I gave that its o
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by einaregilsson 14y ago
Yes, I'm kind of amazed at it myself. I rank fairly well for some of the most relevant keywords now, and that's where almost all the traffic comes from. What I think I'm doing right: * Simple to start. As soon as you enter the page you see
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by einaregilsson 14y ago
I created a few javascript card games, most of them in late 2011, but they really started earning this year. So far have made Spades, Hearts, Go Fish, Crazy Eights, Shithead and a couple of solitaires. Revenue has been steadily rising, and
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by einaregilsson 14y ago
Well, guess that's not going to work then :/. Unless I move to some country that's not part of the convention...
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by einaregilsson 14y ago
Well, I'm starting by just asking Mattel if it's OK. If they just say no I'll find some other game to do. But I'm hoping they'll say it's fine with some disclaimer or something, because I'd really like to create the game :/
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by einaregilsson 14y ago
But is Copyright/Trademarks international? I live in Denmark, would that make any difference?
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Ask HN: Can I create an online verson of a trademarked card game? (UNO)
1 points by einaregilsson 14y ago|8 comments
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Show HN: I made my son's favorite game: Go Fish(gofish-cardgame.com)
1 points by einaregilsson 15y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Spades card game written in javascript(spades-cardgame.com)
2 points by einaregilsson 15y ago|0 comments

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