emehrkay

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   by emehrkay 15y ago

   Why would you choose to use ie9 over something like chrome? edit: Why not move to another browser with better standards support like firefox or opera?
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   by emehrkay 15y ago

   I read this post by Lea Verou last night and I feel that it could be a good solution to the problem http://lea.verou.me/2011/11/vendor-prefixes-have-failed-what...
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   by emehrkay 15y ago

   Didnt the FAA just state that unmanned aerial vehicles will be flying around general airspace by 2014?
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   by emehrkay 15y ago

   I've been hearing that the browser in Android is kinda bad from a lot of web/js developers. I hope that this makes the situation more palatable. Even better is when they'll ship a version for Windows Phone and ios.
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   by emehrkay 15y ago

   I've been using trello, works well and it could fit this model easily.
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   by emehrkay 15y ago

   I need a developer wife :) Great advice!
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   by emehrkay 15y ago

   There is a grep method that does some stuff: http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.grep/
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   by emehrkay 15y ago

   I like MooTools. When they added event delegation to their library, they simply modified the existing addEvent method to parse the event name instead of adding new method after new method -- seems like a more thought out approach. $(s
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   by emehrkay 15y ago

   The overall api is strange. The each loops are backwards from the spec (key, value) instead of (value, key) and there are instances where it is key, value in jquery, there are instances where method names just don't make sense (I'd expect s
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    The more I use jQuery, the more of a mess I see that it is. Don't get me wrong, I'd rather use it than rolling my own cross browser solution, but it is not the library that Id choose first. I simply do not like the api choices, the lib work
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    It isnt the scrolling that "breaks the web," but the forward & back being two finger swipes -- the same as scrolling. I've made my forward/back three finger and spaces switch to four finger, seems to work well.
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    I have a few Polo (Ralph Lauren) shirts that i wear that I bought in the very late 90s. I'm not saying that the 300+% markup is valid, but I've worn a shirt in three different decades.
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    They bought Powerset who had some great natural language tech (I had a chance to talk to one of their engineers before MS bought them). I believe Bing incorporates Powerset in their search
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    Am I supposed to believe that none of MS' online mail properties do the same things?
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    Doesnt seem to work on my Lion with the latest Java installed
16. 706.▲
    by emehrkay 15y ago

    Yup. Great looking coat. It was already sold out by the time I read the reply with the link.
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    Tom Haverford wore this coat on Parks and Recreation a few weeks back that was very nice. I went to reddit and there were multiple threads asking about it -- a men's coat. This is a good idea.
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    Pure conjecture, but didn't he start complaining/ranting about programming around the time Node.js for Windows was being developed? Maybe it burned him out.
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    Tornado has definitely taught me to keep my templates as dumb as possible. Most of the time my errors are me trying to access values that doesnt exist
20. 710.▲
    by emehrkay 15y ago

    I made the script open new windows https://github.com/emehrkay/Responsamania
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    There are periods that I go without using it at home (I read a lot on the train with it), but when I do I am reminded of why I bought it. The internet in your hands really gets me
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    The ones at ikea last a good 2 days in a wireless mouse.
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    He did mention the other way as well. I'm not sure if he was only talking about limiting the extent to people in his administration of the whole gov. http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/promises/obameter/pr...
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Dodd In office for 36 years, the first thing he does when he goes private is to lobby for a law nobody wants on behalf of his new employer. What happened to Obama's promise to stop this?
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    As a non-hardcore linux guy, I find Debian a lot easier to maintain than CentOS
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    I'll put on my conspiracy theorist hat: maybe they just waited until it was safe to say something about the subject matter.
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    You mentioned the biggest offending platform, facebook. I look at my feed and see people, my age and older, go into minute detail about their everyday lives. I look at reddit and see young men and women expose themselves for no reason in pa
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    I feel very "get off of my law'ish" when I say that I miss anonymity on the net. The way people share information, personal information, so freely disturbs me. Now it is looking to be a government mandated thing. Has there ever been a shift
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    It works on my ipad and the ios simulator (both with 5.x) http://i.imgur.com/YDP3a.png Crazy thing is that it doesnt do the smooth bounce scrolling.
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    by emehrkay 15y ago

    Richard Cotton had talking points and stuck to them.