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idbehold
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idbehold
11y ago
You'll trigger the wrong on-screen keyboard on mobile devices. There was talk about an inputmode attribute where you could specify "numeric" to instruct the OS to present the appropriate keyboard to the user without changing
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idbehold
11y ago
I don't believe that will work since the input.value will become an empty string before you can do your replacement.
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idbehold
11y ago
You can still get the actual value from DOM even if Angular is updating your model with an empty string.
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idbehold
11y ago
The mobile on-screen keyboards are the only reason I even attempted to use <input type="number">. I could've gotten away with using <input type="tel"> which doesn't have any type of validation assoc
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idbehold
11y ago
She didn't even touch upon the crazy <input type="number"> which will allow the user to enter in non-number input such as a dollar signs and letters. However, when you try to access said input's value from the DOM
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idbehold
11y ago
> That dilutes the severity of this problem. No, it actually increases the severity of this problem. One car manufacturer cheating emissions vs. most car manufacturers cheating emissions.
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idbehold
11y ago
It looks like the 4S had the biggest improvement over its predecessors. Each modal before and after the 4S look like they only slightly improved upon the previous model.
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idbehold
11y ago
Why would I choose a browser that downloads things I don't want over one that provides the ability to not download those things?
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idbehold
11y ago
Is there anything like this for javascript? A REPL for iOS that is. I searched for one a few weeks ago and there was nothing as simple as this.
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idbehold
11y ago
If anything was to be dumped it had better be underscore.
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idbehold
12y ago
I think you mean battling Microsoft's terrible text antialiasing.
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idbehold
12y ago
Antialiasing.
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idbehold
12y ago
Also, you can just use Bluebird's .error() for catching "operational errors": https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird/blob/master/API.md#... Where an operational error "represents an
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idbehold
12y ago
No, that only happened once. He's talking about the "million bazillion times" they ignored standards in favor of proprietary APIs which resulted in much pain and suffering for both developers and consumers alike.
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idbehold
12y ago
> The Uncanny Valley is a term that originated from the computer animation industry. Uhh, I don't think so: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncanny_valley#Etymology
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idbehold
12y ago
Why do you have conditionals written like this: if (elevator.goingUpIndicator() == true)? Why not just: if (elevator.goingUpIndicator())?
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idbehold
12y ago
They also managed to piss off many of their original customers by charging them for the Forgotten Shores levels. When the original was released, the main menu indicated that there were going to be more levels added in the future. Many peopl
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idbehold
12y ago
I didn't grow up without a mother. I have an amazing mother who also happened to have a career. She raised me well enough to not turn out like you, and I can only hope to accomplish as much when raising my own children.
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idbehold
12y ago
I don't see how that answers my question, nor do I see a citation. Edit: I'd like to point out that my father also had a career. Does that put me at any disadvantage? Did he also do a half assed job raising me?
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idbehold
12y ago
Are you suggesting that my mother did a half assed job raising me because she had a career?
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idbehold
12y ago
The method PayPal is using right now, the one mentioned in the article, utilizes iframes. > The iframe itself should have its own non-editable URL address bar This would definitely be good for security, but I feel like it would probably
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idbehold
12y ago
Do those support native OSX key bindings?
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idbehold
12y ago
Yeah, this really isn't interesting to anyone except maybe their investors. If they provided this functionality in their API it would've been big news.
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idbehold
12y ago
Would you really consider one piece of work by an author to be a commodity? Not all of the author's titles mind you, just one.
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idbehold
12y ago
That's almost like saying Amy Poehler has a monopoly on her written words. If HarperCollins (or any other publisher) wants to publish her words in a book, they can only pay her for that privilege. She can agree to any terms she wants,
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idbehold
12y ago
Why on Earth is the list of available Drupal updates cached?
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idbehold
12y ago
Not sure if this will work, but this is how you'd select based on an attribute: $("[(click)]")
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idbehold
12y ago
The best one since Win2k.
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idbehold
12y ago
That's funny. I grew up driving in PA then moved down to DC for a job and I think DC/MD/VA drivers are much worse. It's like none of them have ever driven in the rain before. "Holy shit the road is made of ice, bett
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idbehold
12y ago
> There is one drawback though--it requires that a pmxdr host endpoint be on the target domain That's one substantial drawback.
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