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871.
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imdsm
13y ago
Exactly. Even with rawgithub.com, it doesn't properly work. People need to use http://pages.github.com/ more.
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Bookmarklet to emulate colour blindness
(github.com)
4 points
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imdsm
13y ago
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imdsm
13y ago
Any name?
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imdsm
13y ago
Created by Applixware HTML Authoring System, Release 4.3 on Fri Jan 16 02:08:09 1998
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imdsm
13y ago
That makes three of us.
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imdsm
13y ago
Ordered the book. Thanks!
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imdsm
13y ago
Not sure if you'll ever see this, but it's good that you want to improve, and for this your are entirely forgiven. The only tips I can really give you are to be consistent, and try and be grammatically correct. I don't care i
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Should.js
(github.com)
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imdsm
13y ago
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Giving the Squirt.io bookmarlet a favicon
(adamkdean.co.uk)
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13y ago
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imdsm
13y ago
Lots of hate for this here, but I have to say I actually like this blog. +1 from me.
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imdsm
13y ago
You answered your own question.
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imdsm
13y ago
This confused me for a while as well. If this is old news, why is it here? I thought it was new s .
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imdsm
13y ago
Also #3 and #5 are general points too. Especially #5.
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imdsm
13y ago
I'm not even past the introduction and the author has used the terms: NodeJS, NodeJs, and nodejs. This bothers me greatly. Edit: he also uses the term 'node', has asp.net and ASP.NET. Stuff like this always reflects badly on
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imdsm
13y ago
Allow me to help. http://www.reddit.com/
886.
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imdsm
13y ago
Exactly
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imdsm
13y ago
All I can see here is people moaning because this isn't what they have come to expect from HN. It isn't a startup? Not a new Node library? Omg, this isn't some hip news? It shouldn't be in hacker news! Actually, I thin
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imdsm
13y ago
No, you relax. I'm not going to have you moderates controlling our feed. It's an arena. Anything goes.
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imdsm
13y ago
I saw it, and I knew what it was, so I clicked it. Other things, that confuse me, sometimes I click them to find out what they are, sometimes I ignore them. Without being a bitch about it.
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5 Whys
(en.wikipedia.org)
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imdsm
13y ago
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891.
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imdsm
13y ago
I wrote my UK address, and it took it. Will see what happens.
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imdsm
13y ago
This is great news. I'm a big fan of Tesla and would love to drive one, but being in the UK, we lack quick chargers. Not too bad if you've got a few hours spare to charge. Interesting map of UK charging points: http://
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imdsm
13y ago
I modified the one I worked on: http://jsbin.com/woyehiyu/1/edit (JavaScript, Console tabs. Click Run)
894.
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imdsm
13y ago
Well, that was fun. (use console output) Single candidate: http://jsbin.com/cupiloye/1/edit M candidates: http://jsbin.com/woyehiyu/1/edit
895.
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imdsm
13y ago
Interesting choice. A lot of places still use it, but it definitely feels dirty. Not the kind of thing you usually see around here. While it is still used a lot, I have to say, when I saw PHP I immediately closed GitHub.
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imdsm
13y ago
My objection is that people attempt to publicly share private articles. If you're a member of a private website (which for all intents and purposes, a paywall is), then by sharing it with the public you're assuming they can read i
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imdsm
13y ago
Paywall. Anyone got this on a free source? And can we stop posting paywall sites here? This is getting ridiculous.
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imdsm
13y ago
I saw it via Node Weekly. Wondered why I didn't see it on HN. Go to post the links, already posted. Strange!
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imdsm
13y ago
Me too.
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imdsm
13y ago
-- Here's something else CSS still can't do AFAIK: -- <table width="80%"><!-- dynamic --><tr> -- <td width="300">fixed"</td> -- <td width="*">dynami
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