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by huskyr 11y ago
Anyone else having trouble reading the slides in Chrome? I'm getting "Uncaught SecurityError: Failed to read the 'localStorage' property from 'Window': Access is denied for this document." in the console.
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Tackling video and audio on the mobile web(haykranen.nl)
1 points by huskyr 11y ago|0 comments
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by huskyr 11y ago
Because it's the answer to life, the universe and everything? :)
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by huskyr 11y ago
The stats seem to disagree (1): Chrome has risen from a global usage share of 20% in 2011 to almost 50% today. Compare that to Firefox (2011: 28%, now: 16%) and IE (2011: 44%, now: 18%). (1): http://gs.statcounter.com/#brows
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by huskyr 11y ago
It "meant something" for a tiny fraction of web developers. The vast majority of developers in 2005 was probably either using Flash or creating something that only worked in IE (with its 85% usage share).
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by huskyr 11y ago
I have a feeling this is not just a problem with Docker. People tend to choose technologies not because they solve their problem, but because it's hip to be using the newest stuff, even if it's far too big and complicated for thei
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by huskyr 11y ago
Maybe not quite what you're looking for, but i was surprised at how well Microsoft Excels handles pasting HTML tables.
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by huskyr 11y ago
No, it's not relevant at all. It's not a dumb rant against dropdowns: it's a well written piece with lots of examples and arguments that show which UX patterns are better than a dropdown for specific usecases. That's not
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A proposal for a perfect CMS(haykranen.nl)
5 points by huskyr 11y ago|2 comments
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by huskyr 11y ago
a 1.0 release that we can assume stable for a few months Am i the only one getting a bit cynical that we're now hoping that a 1.0 is stable enough 'for a few months'?
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by huskyr 11y ago
Yes.
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Firefox is coming to iOS(mozilla.org)
2 points by huskyr 11y ago|0 comments
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by huskyr 11y ago
I've done basically the same thing as you for a project i did for a newspaper where i collected 9000 selfies (see http://vk.nl/selfies ). It's a lot of manual work, but using OpenCV saves you a lot of time. I can&#
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by huskyr 11y ago
> 'looks like something from the 21st century' is not something I get > immediately. > 1: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.siacs.conve... . I'll bite. If i would be a non-te
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by huskyr 11y ago
You're right, of course. Unfortunately, the trend right now doesn't seem to be open protocols. Until the pendulum swings back again, i'd like to think that i'm beter off with a platform that isn't being run by Faceb
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Google Calendar discontinues SMS notifications(support.google.com)
3 points by huskyr 11y ago|0 comments
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by huskyr 11y ago
Very cool. I wonder if there's some example code on Github to generate images like this?
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by huskyr 11y ago
Where do you see NSA in the question of the OP?
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by huskyr 11y ago
A wonderful resource for quotes and their origin is Quote Investigator: http://quoteinvestigator.com/ They have countless posts with in-depth research and sources. Lovely to browse for a couple of hours.
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by huskyr 11y ago
The chance that this will break because of a CMS update, a new paywall, site-wide Javascript updates is far higher than because of a web browser upgrade.
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by huskyr 11y ago
For those who are wondering why this might be a good investment: AOL still has 2 million (!) dialup subscribers that fork over $20 a month. http://qz.com/401567/more-than-2-million-american-homes-are-...
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Help a coder, even if you can’t code(haykranen.nl)
2 points by huskyr 11y ago|0 comments
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by huskyr 12y ago
Thanks!
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by huskyr 12y ago
Yes, i've looked into ES before, and if my usecase would be anything more complicated i would definitely go for that route. However, it's still quite some work to setup, and they recommend at least 8GB of RAM for a working instanc
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by huskyr 12y ago
The command-line part and executables are indeed, but it's lacking in visual tools. Say, the equivalents of Sequel Pro and Phpmyadmin.
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by huskyr 12y ago
I would definitely take that option if we would use PostgreSQL, but we don't. PostgreSQL sounds like a wonderful piece of software, but they need to work on making it more accessible and user friendly. I tried getting something up and
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by huskyr 12y ago
That doesn't sound like a bad suggestion at all. I think it might get bigger over time, or i might have aliases for the names, and in the end using just regex i'll probably hit a ceiling sooner than later.
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by huskyr 12y ago
Whoosh sounds pretty much what i'm looking for. Thanks!
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by huskyr 12y ago
Bit offtopic, but does anyone have suggestions for simple full text search engines? I basically want something for names, just a couple of thousand, nothing fancy. Setting up something like ElasticSearch seems like overkill (and is quite hu
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by huskyr 12y ago
I've got an electric toothbrush that already has a really simple form of 'gamification'. You're supposed to brush each of the four 'quadrants' of your teeth for 30 seconds, after 30 seconds the brush starts to

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