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SPDY Review by Opera Software
(lists.w3.org)
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14y ago
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14y ago
In what way does the W3C block browsers from changing the UI of form controls? Most interesting innovation happens outside of the standard's committees, and as long as it is standardized in a reasonable amount of time, that's ok.
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14y ago
Thank you for finally adding a feed icon!
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14y ago
Yes, but it still has a meaning, and it is not "icon". I think you can be pragmatic here and use <i>, since it to my knowledge doesn't cause any real world problem, but it's worth exploring other options. <img src="data:im
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Web design agency nclud acquired by Twitter
(twitter.com)
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14y ago
I agree, and I believe it would be equally true if applied to video games. You don't become violent by reading crime novels or by playing violent games, but it could potentially change some of your general attitudes and your view of society
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The Specification Paradox
(mikealrogers.com)
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14y ago
Is there any proof that the facility in question deals with uranium enrichment for military purposes?
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14y ago
I don't know, because you browser sniff and block me from even seeing what it's about. Which features exactly are missing from Opera?
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14y ago
I felt uncomfortable watching the video, mostly due to the way they played the sex fantasy card. "I can be used for just about anything, I can sing what you want, dress the way you want, and be.. just about anything you want me to be * blin
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14y ago
FTA > On-board cameras, radar and laser tracking allow each vehicle to monitor the one in front. Wirelessly streamed data from the lead vehicle tells each car when to accelerate, break and turn, all in real-world traffic conditions.
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Swedish aid money to Tor, online activism
(translate.google.com)
50 points
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14y ago
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44 comments
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The Graphing Calculator Story
(pacifict.com)
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14y ago
Regarding #1, I have released more side-projects since I became a father. I'm still not a wonder of productivity, but I certainly did cut down on casual browsing, chatting and TV-shows. I know that I have (if I'm lucky, doesn't happen every
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14y ago
If you're not a Mac user, how would you know what the App Store icon looks like? There was nothing in the Help/FAQ either, so it wasn't until I manually navigated to panic.com, seeing that they do Apple apps, that I finally got pretty sure
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14y ago
You won't get exposed to language nearly as much as a hearing person. Also, sign languages don't use regular English words, so your vocabulary will not be expanded that much in conversations.
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14y ago
The previous implementation, with this syntax: @variables { foreground: green; } body { background: var(foreground); } was discontinued in 2008 [1] and we now have a new spec [2] var-foreground: green;
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CSS variables land in WebKit (again)
(trac.webkit.org)
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14y ago
Homer and Marge are most likely some kind of testing systems.
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14y ago
Do you have any real-world examples of commonly used screen readers that can't handle JavaScript? Screen readers gets its content from the DOM in a browser, so if the browser is able to put it in the DOM, it should be available to the scree
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It Takes 6 Days to Change 1 Line of Code
(edweissman.com)
457 points
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14y ago
Stylus is a nice concept, but when I found some issues or limitations, which is not unreasonable for a young project, it was not always obvious how it should actually work. SASS is a more mature project with a solid design.
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WTFWG
(timkadlec.com)
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14y ago
Ian Hickson, the HTML specification editor, reasons in length about responsive images here: http://lists.whatwg.org/pipermail/whatwg-whatwg.org/2012-May...
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14y ago
All hail basic life saving skills 2013 indeed.
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14y ago
That would mean the browser couldn't start downloading any image before it had downloaded and parsed the stylesheet. Or that it would download all images and the entire point of saving bandwidth is lost.
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First draft of HTML img srcset for responsive images
(whatwg.org)
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Wozniak calls for open Apple
(itnews.com.au)
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14y ago
Swedish mail box: http://www.fotoakuten.se/albums/userpics/brevlaada.jpg
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He has requested pardon, not been granted it. I find it highly unlikely he will be pardoned, at least using the business interest argument.
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