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jameswyse
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It works really well, great job! And big thumbs up for not requiring any dependencies too! Would be interested to know what browser support is like for older versions of Android/iOS and other phones too.
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Did you submit a pull request?
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http://visualidiot.com/articles/css3
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Funny thing is that by making this post you may just end up with even more users. You could move it to Heroku (or another similar service) who offer a free plan.
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If you're in to web development and are currently more focussed on the development side then I think some design courses would be really beneficial!
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I'm a big fan of gandi.net - I'll never use godaddy again. http://www.gandi.net/no-bullshit
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in ES5: Array.isArray(['one', 'two']) === true Until then, you can use a polyfill such as ES5-Shim[1], another library such as Underscore.js[2] or even something simple like this: if(!Array.isArray) { Array.isArray = fu
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This looks like it could be very useful! I don't like the huge font size on the contact list though, a way to change that would be nice :)
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What I tend to do is create a database file (db.js) which exports an object with getters for mongoose, redis, etc. The getter connects to the db and returns the connection the first time and returns a cached copy on subsequent calls. One bi
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If email is important to you then you should have your own domain, then you're free to move it wherever you like! You can even set up GMail to forward your mail to your new address. I moved to Google Apps (all the benefits of GMail without
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Clickable: http://js1k.com/2013-spring/demo/1387#.UVLAsFETayc.twitter Love the blur effect following the cursor, well done :)
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haha damn, I started work this weekend on pretty much the same idea (and I even named it forecast) This is great though, nice one :)
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Chrome already has most of the stuff I need built in, but I also use: - JSON Viewer - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jsonview/chklaanhf... - Hasher - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hasher/kignjplbjlo... - LiveReloa
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Can you add hooks to your compile process? Write a program or script during those 3 minute breaks, just keep the project open in another window and switch to it whenever you're compiling, write a few lines and then go back to your work. The
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This looks awesome - I've probably every similar service out there and I've never found one I'm fully happy with, here's hoping this one is it! I've been using gimmebar mainly to save full screenshots of web designs I like for inspiration -
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Is this decent yet? I've been using raspbmc but I'm sure plex would be a better solution for these underpowered devices..
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I've found NFS to use much less cpu than SMB (on raspberry pis running XBMC at least)
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It's ridiculously slow for me. The site has been loading for 1.4 minutes and I've only received 146KB so far and there's still nothing on the screen. Well worth the price..
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Welcome to HN! Here's my favourites, I won't drop any links as they're all pretty easy to find and it's not all Mac specific. * Alfred - It's like spotlight on steroids. Bind it to cmd+space and you're a tap away from everything on your com
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One annoyance with the website: The row of icons under the title "Keeping it simple. Tools you need and nothing beyond." are clickable, yet they just take you to the top of the page. I wasn't expecting that.
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Oh wow, that is definitely a better way of doing things. Good stuff!
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I'm very happy to see they've moved the bootstrap stuff out to a separate project!
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I think this happened because people started copy/pasting the following meta tag in to their HTML, thinking they were adding better support for mobile safari, and not fully understanding what it does. <meta name="viewport" content
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I ordered my first raspberry pi recently, hoping it will be delivered soon! Any opinions on openelec vs raspbmc?
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Raspbmc hits final
(raspbmc.com)
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Thanks for taking the time to explain this fat, I had noticed problems with transitionEnd sometimes not firing but never got around to researching it.
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It's like they're celebrating their release from 'Twitter' brand.
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I thought this was the great return of why the lucky stiff :/
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SEEKING WORK - Brisbane, Australia or remote. I'm a full-stack developer & designer with skills in JavaScript (browser and node.js). I've also got experience with PHP (including Wordpress and many other CMS/frameworks) and various SQL a
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The VMs are now available! http://www.modern.ie/virtualization-tools
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