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by flipstewart 14y ago
Oh great now we can emulate IE behavior in Chrome!
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Pointless Save Google Reader Petition Passes 100,000 signatures(thenextweb.com)
2 points by flipstewart 14y ago|0 comments
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by flipstewart 14y ago
This is a very sneaky way of performing mass layoffs.
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by flipstewart 14y ago
That's some pretty heavy fear mongering to excuse being stubborn and outdated. The entire article is written as though it's a parody, yet we still have to live with their inferior browser and cumbersome ignorance of what people want.
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North Korea has a new name for North Koreans: ‘space conquerors’(m.washingtonpost.com)
1 points by flipstewart 14y ago|0 comments
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by flipstewart 14y ago
I value my privacy, so I do not have a Google account, and I cannot read this write up.
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by flipstewart 14y ago
Good for Clive for being a sport and coming up with a valid answer, of course, but this is what interested me about his response: He tackled the problem on a "meta" level, but didn't grasp the math. He could have saved a lot of time by seei
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by flipstewart 14y ago
No they are not. And not very many people are.
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by flipstewart 14y ago
Front end developers should be including unprefixed declarations along with the prefixed. That's common knowledge. But the real issue here is how damn long it takes for declarations to become standard... border-radius is just now reaching t
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by flipstewart 14y ago
Paul Graham may be a bit out of touch. I've asked around and confirmed that the people in my life, at least, are confused at the idea of using email as a to do list. But he certainly knows how to get the tools that he wants made for him.
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The Making (and Unmaking) of Goldman Sachs Whistleblower Greg Smith(observer.com)
2 points by flipstewart 14y ago|0 comments
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AOL Might Just Have Invented Email’s Next UI Paradigm(fastcodesign.com)
5 points by flipstewart 14y ago|0 comments
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AOL Reimagines The Email Experience With A Twitter, Pinterest, Gmail Mashup(fastcompany.com)
1 points by flipstewart 14y ago|0 comments
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Red Bull Stratos – Mission to the Edge of Space(redbullstratos.com)
1 points by flipstewart 14y ago|0 comments
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by flipstewart 14y ago
So... does this actually work? I'm using the latest Safari and OS X 10.8... if I delete the contents of the text box, four of the terms on the right remain. If I enter new content... still just those four terms. edit: the more I write, the
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by flipstewart 14y ago
Hewlett Packard - Could be anything Ford - Could be anything IKEA - Could be anything Kroger - Could be anything Wal-mart - Could be anything I don't think names matter so much as some folks seem to think.
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by flipstewart 14y ago
http://www.redbullstratos.com/science/speed-of-sound/ Does that help or are you looking for something more specific or unmentioned?
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by flipstewart 14y ago
We went to the moon, what, 40 years ago? It's about time we started living in the space age.
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Supersonic free fall from 120,000 feet live at 8:30AM EST(redbullstratos.com)
115 points by flipstewart 14y ago|61 comments
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by flipstewart 14y ago
I thought about getting a mouse once, but... Apple's trackpads are badass, and you get multitouch gestures, so there's no need for superfluous buttons.
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by flipstewart 14y ago
while editing: http://cl.ly/JyDj while ordering: http://cl.ly/JzFn Some kind of rendering issue in Safari on OS X ML. I don't think the price is outrageous, but since some folks seem to think it is, check out Tultex. Good quality of shi
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Open Source's Final Frontier(spectrum.ieee.org)
2 points by flipstewart 14y ago|0 comments
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Bartender – Organize your Menu Bar Apps(macbartender.com)
1 points by flipstewart 14y ago|0 comments
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by flipstewart 14y ago
How is it abandoned if the last build was released two weeks ago and the last commit was four hours ago?
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by flipstewart 14y ago
You could always make the Linux version!
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by flipstewart 14y ago
http://html.adobe.com/edge/code/ This is Adobe's branded preview with their extensions, and just2n has supplied the Brackets builds.
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Brackets – open-source code editor built with the web for the web(brackets.io)
94 points by flipstewart 14y ago|37 comments
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Edge Code Preview(html.adobe.com)
4 points by flipstewart 14y ago|0 comments
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by flipstewart 14y ago
Unplayably laggy over here. I really wanted to like it, but it's so slow.
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by flipstewart 14y ago
I'm a bit confused. At least compared to the given magazine covers, they comic covers look amazing and present a ton of information. What is he suggesting would work better and where can I see an example of it?

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