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Forget the grid entirely, no grid system is better than custom-coded responsive layout for the big chunks of the page. I can't imagine how many hundreds of hours of work Bootstraps components and plugins have saved me though! Carousel,
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13y ago
Get an agent, if you're that in demand you can hire somebody else to handle your recruiting and opporunitites for you?
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13y ago
Have you ever tried adding images for use as icons that look good on retina or HiDPI displays? I use icons for their perfect resolution at every size, no matter your pixel density :)
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13y ago
Well I could tell what versions of Office software they were using by tracking these files for a company over time: Search Google for: site:starbucks.com filetype:doc Doing an analysis of the files coming out of these companies could have a
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13y ago
If they are inconvenienced by having to upgrade from Windows XP to continue support, why the heck are they migrating to a different legacy Windows version (non-current) With all the headache and expense of this, I don't feel sorry for
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13y ago
TL;DR the solution to HTML5 performance is to not use HTML5. They use JavaScript instead and get great results, but that's hardly fixing the problems of HTML5 like the article made it out to be. HTML remains slow, they are just putting
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13y ago
Maybe this is because I come from an HTML + CSS background, but if I'm adding code to a file that may need to be moved around within that file or transplanted to another file I often use comments to mark the start and finish of Sachs e
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13y ago
OMIGOSH ME TOO! Hey mmanfrin, I wanna touch your cloud ;)
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13y ago
freemium means no matter how much you pay, you never own it
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This is surreal! I'm a designer and I had a brainwave yesterday ”I wonder if I could apply classical page layout I learned for print design to web“ and my web history from yesterday included this very page! I tried to implement some of
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Reminds me of this quote from our favorite space saga: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nz20lu2AM2k
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13y ago
Okay I'll do the math, if we look at a chart we can find that most human heads fit within the measurements of 6.5 inches wide, and 9.4 inches tall [1]. That fits nicely within the 8x10 inch standard size for photographs that is common,
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Me: activates tablet, types 'fuck', verifies that phone suggests music, get suckered into listening to that song again… http://i.imgur.com/lAimHhn.png
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I never understood this either. Aren't heart disease and obesity much bigger killers (statistically) within US borders? What if they flipped the medical and military budgets for just ONE term, what would happen…
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13y ago
Wow, very creative! I know it's not the cheapest way to do it, but MooCards.com makes it really easy to print sets of unique business cards (like each card in the stack has a different design) - that might be a fun way to 'make it
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Does your definition of 'porn' include magazines like Cosmo? Does your definition of 'porn' include medical materials? Does your definition of 'porn' include religious texts? The problem with banning 'porn
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13y ago
>Disclosure: underground tunneling is my profession. That is the best thing I've read all week :) That's an awesome job! How common is that? Do you get hired for individual contracts, or are there entire companies that tunnelli
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Perhaps encoder would fit your use of the term better. A craftsman who takes all of these disparate considerations (design, functionality, speed, sustainability) and measures them up against the known limitations of programming languages
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13y ago
It's heartbreaking to take time and really consider the full cost of addiction in a lifetime
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I was just trying to point out that it's not like the US's space exploration program was built from the ground up on US soil, it involved importing expertise. That's what China seems to have done here too - imported expertise
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Ah I was close :D Thanks for the link!
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As I understand it, much of NASA was manned by Germans who had worked on their rocket program (weaponized rockets) and 'importing' that knowledge was the kick start to the American space program. Project Paperclip? Was that the na
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The Incompetent Co-Worker: I once worked with a guy who constantly made a giant mess out of everything he touched. I later found out his last name was a verb at all of the competitors around town for 'to mess something up', and
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Thanks :) I write a ton of CSS every day but I'm still learning JavaScript. Expanding this helped me understand a few things already, I'll go update that right now!
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I built a quick responsive front-end for this and re-wrote the JavaScript so the order goes: HTML -> CSS -> JavaScript Github: https://github.com/tomhodgins/liveeditor Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com&#x
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I leave it as straight up CSS and then add any overrides I need in a separate CSS file. That way when it comes time to upgrade I can just drop in the new Bootstrap CSS without worrying about a thing.
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I dint get how this is rude, it would be trivial for THE COMPANY to add a few lines to their server configuration to redirect all incoming traffic from anywhere (or even just HN or Reddit) to redirect seamlessly to the non-print page that h
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13y ago
Is it luck when I accidentally upvote (and can't un -upvote) a HN story when simply trying to scroll down the page on iPad? I mean, I'm not saying all my upvotes are haphazard, but there has to be a margin of 'accidental
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I have heard that large publishers, like Time magazine, will commission artists to create covers for multiple stories. They may have up to 5 tentative cover designs for any publication, then they are free to choose (right up until press tim
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13y ago
Oh sweet! How can I stay in the loop? I can't wait to see this in action once you have a release :)
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