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by holloway 13y ago
I'm not really that familiar with Xopus so I can't really comment. Judging from the screenshots (E.g. DITA) it looks like it has a lot of per-schema customisations which my software doesn't have.
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by holloway 13y ago
tldr; I'm going to allow double <enter>, and I'm going to add a [+] to the top-left of every block but that's not done yet and in the meantime you'll have to edit the XML ('view source') to make those kin
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by holloway 13y ago
Something like a Select2 dropdown? Not a problem. I'll do that. edit: Actually selectize.js looks a bit nicer
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by holloway 13y ago
I'll add a side-by-side view this week :) I'm not sure how JSON would be displayed in this kind of interface. Any ideas? I'll have some attempts and get back to you.
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by holloway 13y ago
Hi, it (sort of!) already does support arbitrary schemas, or were you meaning that you want to be able to give it a schema through the interface (URL/file upload)? It doesn't currently support the later, although there's no r
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Doctored.js – A new kind of editor(holloway.co.nz)
125 points by holloway 13y ago|30 comments
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Show HN: Doctored.js – a new kind of editor (my project for the past year)(holloway.co.nz)
1 points by holloway 13y ago|0 comments
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by holloway 13y ago
It would be interesting to know if that was just the low-spec hardware that FirefoxOS targets. E.g. would a different approach also be relatively slow on that hardware.
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by holloway 13y ago
Prism might only be part of it, there are ways of breaking up projects in budgets obviously. It could just feed the data into another system
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by holloway 13y ago
I think that's a bit generous. They look over the request but if the result set is too large it couldn't be reasonably vetted by lawyers. Eg, they would have a look at it but we don't know how rigorous they are or could be.
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by holloway 13y ago
Exactly, there's enough wiggle room in non-technical terms like "direct access" that both the accusation and the denials could be true. Does it mwan root access, SQL access, or if PRISM involved a search API (thin wrapper aro
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by holloway 13y ago
The new Opera (using Chrome) lacks vertical tabs unfortunately. Can't seem to find any info on whether it'll come back
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by holloway 13y ago
An argument in favour of the W3C policy is that DRM video plugins could be retired but what about all those sites that attempt to prevent right-click|save-as on photos, or on JavaScript, and why wouldn't they use DRM too? The EME draft does
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by holloway 13y ago
The label is a bit weird, I agree, but personhood is an established legal concept with clear interpretations and case law so I just think of it as lawyer speak. Extremely disabled people may lack clear communication and yet a person who mak
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by holloway 13y ago
Legal. No copies were made in a jurisdiction in which it was illegal. Selling it may be another matter though
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by holloway 13y ago
Yes, that jurisdiction's law applies, although NZ companies can apply for US patents too. Further, I would presume that web software hosted outside the US could avoid having the server component covered by the US jurisdiction. It could be
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by holloway 13y ago
Great Ape personhood, or at least granting them the right to not have cruel tests done, has been done by several other nations not just New Zealand: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_ape_personhood I can't remember the exact wording but
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by holloway 13y ago
"in order to achieve a particular layout, we had to delete the doctype" Hmm... must have been trying to invoke quirks mode.
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by holloway 14y ago
But you can't (reliably) run JavaScript in RSS which means no AdWords and no profile/context advertising. That's the stuff advertisers love, not one-size-fits-all banners
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by holloway 14y ago
Also you probably broke the law http://www.google.com/patents/US7730419 http://www.google.com/patents/US7426699 (ok they're for cookies but you get the idea)
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by holloway 14y ago
What does this mean for the WebRTC developers who made Opus and are now looking at making a video codec? It would have been nice to have examples of video that didn't step on MPEGLA's patents.
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by holloway 14y ago
Yeah it's not a developer feature but I'd love this too. It's just a good way of managing lots of tabs and developers do have lots of tabs open. Tree tabs are the more conventional way of understanding lots of items (and tabs are hierarchic
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by holloway 14y ago
Ah it arrives 30 minutes later
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by holloway 14y ago
Signed up twice and received nothing, and there's nothing in my spam folder.
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by holloway 14y ago
Yeah bad keming is a real problem
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by holloway 14y ago
I did this mockup a while ago... the list of buttons for the directory hierarchy looks a bit weird and I thought something like this would be better, http://holloway.co.nz/gnome-nautilus/ And when it comes to monitor layout within Gnome I
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by holloway 14y ago
By increasing ISP liability they're trying to make the business of an ISP inherently risky and unprofitable unless they purchase content licenses. So it's effectively a transfer of wealth from anyone who handles online content to the MPAA/R
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by holloway 14y ago
The MPAA/RIAA donate to politicians who make their views the foreign policy of the US. These politicians include Lamar Smith and former-politicians like Chris Dodd but there are dozens more.
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by holloway 18y ago
Thanks for your support cesther!