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by hackermom 17y ago
I took a look at his Javascript code, in the "HTML" example, and it was far from as well written as it could be - I could easily do the same effect with a whole lot better framerate. I am not sure how fair a test this is.
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by hackermom 17y ago
How? Whatever does Google Search have to do with YouTube? Google Search is not affected in any way what so ever by neither Google's nor Mozilla's love or hate for h.264. Also, YouTube is fully enjoyable with Flash. No matter how I twist and
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by hackermom 17y ago
Gruber nails it again. Mozilla's hypocrisy is as always overly evident. Their stance is fuelled by sheer greed, obviously - it's about money, about them not wanting to cut down on their yearly economical influx, not about being "open and fr
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by hackermom 17y ago
Died from sorrow, not from old age.
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by hackermom 17y ago
I've always had the opinion that "engineer" is what the americans call a programmer. I also maintain that the largest reason behind the increasing and worrysome trend of downright lousy and inefficient software is due to it being "engineere
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by hackermom 17y ago
What a stupid, contradictive, misleading and deceitful reply from Mozilla (surprised? they are after all interested in stuffing their pockets). And, yeah, I _will_ stick to my ideals: good video; H.264. Please stay out of HTML5, Theora. add
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by hackermom 17y ago
In 1999, when I was 19 years old, I started working at a "web buraeu", as we called them in my country back then. I did html, asp, php, graphics, design. All that. A jack of all trades, sort of, as I've always been talented with pretty much
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by hackermom 17y ago
Creatine supplements for meat-eaters increase physical stamina. It's one of the most sold products in "power sports" along with protein supplements. Ask the jocks to get the word from the horse's mouth, then tell me they too suffer a Creati
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by hackermom 17y ago
But, I never argued that they benefit better with Creatine. You haven't read my posts. And just as vegetarians get a boost from it, so do meat-eaters, who also perform better when supplementing Creatine - ask 10 athletes (body builders in p
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by hackermom 17y ago
I don't like how the author of the article angles the irresponsible actions of those in charge of the factory, as being the fault of Apple and Nokia. There is a consistent tone of "Apple/Nokia uses illegal chemical n-hexane in factories". S
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by hackermom 17y ago
I consider it just a small leap in logic compared to your knee-jerk parallel regarding money in the wallet. We know that increased oxygen in the blood speeds up healing of damaged tissue - this is why you get a tube up your nose blowing ext
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by hackermom 17y ago
I just don't see where you are going with that text in the context of Creatine production. Vegetarians HAVE Creatine in their system, fully produced by the body. They just don't have the same amount as the meat-eaters, __because red meat co
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by hackermom 17y ago
Just thought I'd add this... Creatine is naturally produced in the human body by amino acids. Just because you're a vegetarian, it doesn't mean you suffer a shortage of the particular amino acids required for producing creatine. Most vegeta
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by hackermom 17y ago
i really enjoyed that the news item linked to the robots.txt file :) it's nerdy, it's short, it's clear and concise, all in one :)
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by hackermom 17y ago
good riddance, ruth smythers, spreader of lies and enemy of all of mankind. stay in your grave, please.
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by hackermom 17y ago
yes, i've never had any flu. the symptoms of viral infections as strong as that of the influenza virus can't go unnoticed with any healhty person. one might carry viruses around without them ever managing to infect you, though. the rhinovir
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by hackermom 17y ago
i wash my hands with soap and hot water every time i get home to my apartment (after grabbing the door handles of the supermarket etc. etc.), and have done so since young age. i don't lick my fingers or poke myself in the eye, ear etc. with
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by hackermom 17y ago
but we have to have more 3d. 3d is the current immersive property for a richer viewer/user experience. and this needs to expand even to pie charts. the next thing will be to add smell to the pie charts - so that they smell like pie.
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by hackermom 17y ago
fun tool. but the guy seems to have misunderstood what rasterization means - the images already are rasterized images. blowing up images like this to span several a4 sheets is already doable in exactly 3 operations in photoshop/pixelmator/g
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by hackermom 17y ago
the mere headline makes me giggle a bit. oh, the irony.
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by hackermom 17y ago
shrug . i never quite liked his subtle tone of self-serving, nor was i happy about many of his downright erroneous advices and zealous indoctrination in programming.
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by hackermom 17y ago
the guy seems overly obsessed, almost zealous, about sub-pixel aliasing, as if entirely oblivious to OLED technology, thinking that LCD panels will be the around forever.
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by hackermom 17y ago
this topic came up not long ago, in a discussion related to php. i will stress it again: in programming and programming languages today, there aren't any bad tools - there are just bad workmen who can't (or simply refuse to) make do with t
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by hackermom 17y ago
a very nice showcase of how redundant and useless Flash is, and will be, once HTML5 goes "live". i for one am just eagerly awaiting Flash's total death.
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by hackermom 17y ago
here's my view on this: the worst carpenter on the planet is the one who whines about the tools he/she has at hand to complete the task, cheeky because he/she doesn't have his or her favorite hammer around. the best carpenter is the one who
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by hackermom 17y ago
$binary_cksum = md5( $data, true ); i guess the author should try step into 2004 and php5...