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by err4nt 11y ago
Because everything name people use online must match their govt issued ID. I can still remember the first time I uploaded a masculine avatar I had to get a medical exam to prove I was the same gender people seeing my picture assume I am. It
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by err4nt 11y ago
My fiancée enjoys watching TLDR (teal deer) on youtube because he's the only youtuber speaking on these topics who literally only ever speaks facts. Theres not a thing he says that he doesn't back up for you.
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by err4nt 11y ago
I have a plugin that adds the ability for CSS to retrieve variables and values from regular JS! It works in every browser today, and even old browsers, INCLUDING IE8! http://elementqueries.com/demos/variables.html
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by err4nt 11y ago
I graduated graphic design in 2009, I worked from 2009-2011 building Joomla and WordPress websites for companies, then went freelance and I’ve been doing responsive front-end web stuff for about five years now. Here’s how I got from where y
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by err4nt 11y ago
There is already `e.preventDefault()` happening on the events, so for example when you drag on a touchscreen it would normally scroll the page - but after invoking this it won't do that. What I'm not sure how to do is block other
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by err4nt 11y ago
Got any examples? You're not going to come up with a design like my examples through any kind of a visual editor that didn't already have code specifically pre-written for this sort of responsive interactivity. Try resizing these
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by err4nt 11y ago
If there's a vanilla JS version already why would you need it to use jQuery? Wouldn't that be introducing a new 'single point of failure' into this code on your page? If there's any problem with jQuery or jQuery on
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by err4nt 11y ago
If CSS is written properly it can cascade! I think some people enjoy doing more work than they need because sometimes it adds fun or makes their particular job on a team less intense. But I get paid based on how much work I am able to do, s
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by err4nt 11y ago
I only use Firefox for testing, not as my primary development browser - but they do have a number of visual editing tools built into Firefox Developer Edition that may fit the bill for desktop users! https://www.mozilla.org/
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by err4nt 11y ago
My job is to design sites that work responsively, from widths randing from 200px - 2000px. There's no way one layout that could be achieved through drag-and-drop like this could adapt to fit desktop, tablet, and phone users, unless you
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by err4nt 11y ago
Did you know in the developer tools (if you right click on an element and hit 'Inspect') if you have an element selected in the live DOM tree view you can hit delete or backspace (can't remember) and actually just delete that
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by err4nt 11y ago
Hi! Thanks for your interest. > Have I considered making it a chrome plugin? No, but you can run it by pasting 'javascript:' in the URL bar, followed by the contents of http://staticresource.com/dragon.js or as
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by err4nt 11y ago
On a slightly different note - have you ever wanted to click/tap to rearrange elements on -any- website? Just yesterday I wrote a little bit of JavaScript that will let you reposition any element by dragging it: http://codep
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by err4nt 11y ago
I have never been in your position, and I dont envy the pickle you're in - but I HAVE had customer data (possibly sanitized or partially sanitized, I never peeked) at various times and I always viewed it more as a liability than levera
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by err4nt 11y ago
FWIW I don't think ‘enormity’ means what you think it does! ‘Enormity’ refers to severe moral transgression, like you could say, “It wasn't until after the war had ended that the German people became aware of the enormity of Hitle
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by err4nt 11y ago
Bee-Peg
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by err4nt 11y ago
Some would call inability to save a feature, like copy protection by accident
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by err4nt 11y ago
Remember? I almost never hear people refer to it as anything other than a 'forward slash' which makes me ask them: 'so what's a regular slash look like?'
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by err4nt 11y ago
I'd be worried about both! If you have to clear a float, you can do it even more cleanly in CSS by using a psuedo element. The old trick was to set `overflow: hidden` on the element containing floated items so it would always expand t
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by err4nt 11y ago
EQCSS is for element queries, scoped CSS, IE8 support, and a whole ton of other goodies - check it out at http://elementqueries.com Most of the other plugins and things are included in https://github.com/tomhodgi
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by err4nt 11y ago
I make the stuff and put it under MIT :) Everybody (including me) is free to include it in anything, so long as you don't sue me for having used it.
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by err4nt 11y ago
I'm reading this article, living in Toronto, and having recently lived with somebody who grew up in Malaysia - I have no idea where I picked it up either but I definitely say it. I don't find small talk super easy - I'm usual
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by err4nt 11y ago
What makes him a homophobe? All I knew about was a political donation. Homophobe implies a fear or hatred of homosexuals, I haven't seen evidence for that yet. Does this word apply here?
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by err4nt 11y ago
I dunno about others, but I sure do! I have CSS stylesheets in 7 colour themes, a dozen bootstrap-like JS plugins that add common interactive elements I can drop into any site, and tons of parts and pieces of layouts (like an order form, s
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by err4nt 11y ago
I'd love to hear more about #1. I don't know the history of the DMCA, and as a non-American I never heard about it before I saw it in action on Youtube. What were the (subjectively worse) alternatives being talked about at the tim
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by err4nt 11y ago
Helping a competitor may cost them in the future, but I am guessing they got paid enough money in the present for the consultation to be worrh the risk. I cant speak for Toyota, but they probably also would feel their own future would look
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by err4nt 11y ago
I'll offer another opinion on this - I an a frontend developer and so it's very common for me to have to deal with files that are written in PHP, HTML, JavaScript, and also sometimes including CSS embedded right in it. Roughly spe
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by err4nt 11y ago
Thanks, it is ambitious and introduces new features, but at the same time getting element queries working in IE8 requires a lot of polyfilling - keep in mind IE8 doesn't even natively support @media queries. I think of it can be consid
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by err4nt 11y ago
You can easily write a bookmarklet which you can tap that would replace any viewport meta tag with a viewport tag that allowed zooming, but as has been mentioned in other thread where this topic comes up - almost invariably the mobile brows
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Show HN: EQCSS, the Element Query polyfill hits v1.0.0(npmjs.com)
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