jammaloo

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by jammaloo 6y ago
The script could be tied into the global onload event, so that it will only attempt to parse the JSON after the page has been fully loaded. Likely the HTML block is just placed at the bottom of the JSON for aesthetic reasons.
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by jammaloo 6y ago
There is a huge amount of nuance to what will work in emails. I built the lion's share of the WYSIWYG email editor for ActiveCampaign a few years back, and got quite a few horror stories out of it. There are a lot of tricks that have t
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by jammaloo 6y ago
If you have installed the app before, you should be able to open the App Store, and go to your past purchases. If you find the app in there, then it should download the last compatible version. I have used that to load old apps onto an iPad
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by jammaloo 6y ago
I'm curious where you fall on the spectrum of this. Do you think that it's good, for example, for people to be displaying Nazi Flags in a racing game? Or if they showed graphic depictions of violence/gore. Where does your lin
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by jammaloo 6y ago
The confederacy was founded to fight for slavery, because they believed people of colour to be inferior. It's the same reason we give "special treatment" to the flags of the Nazis, as their main goal and purpose was genocide.
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by jammaloo 7y ago
The above demo works fine in Firefox, FWIW. I had a large hand in building a WYSIWYG email editor a few years back, using direct DOM editing, that was the most full featured available at the time. I would only recommend it to people with ve
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by jammaloo 7y ago
I did a quick dig into the wikipedia article, and it has the roots for the names as follows: Both acetaminophen and paracetamol come from a chemical name for the compound: para-acetylaminophenol and para-acetylaminophenol. No real re
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by jammaloo 7y ago
That's correct, I chimed in with a rotary phone input https://twitter.com/jmcfreeman/status/724012572861718528 but I literally just built this project https://github.com/peterszerzo/rotar
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by jammaloo 7y ago
You should anyway, as it's still a waste of energy, but if you are just curious about usage you can get smart plugs that will tell you how much energy a plug is drawing. That would let you see energy usage, and by extension, the energy
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by jammaloo 8y ago
There has been a big resurgence in Go interest after AlphaGo beat the world champion last year. That made a lot of headlines, and brought in a lot of interest. The AlphaGo documentary on Netflix is worth watching, if you have an interest in
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by jammaloo 9y ago
Real Matters | 2 Devs (Intermediate to Senior, Full-Stack or strong Frontend) , 1 QA, 1 Security Manager, 1 Systems Admin | Toronto | Full Time, Onsite Real Matters is a leading technology company that provides services for the mortgage len
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by jammaloo 9y ago
It looks like you are correct. They seem to have taken the design from Donald Knuth, who put the N in upside down.
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by jammaloo 9y ago
Real Matters | 2 Devs (Intermediate to Senior, Full-Stack or strong Frontend) , 1 QA, 1 Security Manager, 1 Systems Admin | Toronto | Full Time, Onsite Real Matters is a leading technology company that provides services for the mortgage len
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by jammaloo 9y ago
Agreed, it does need a better README. Checking the code, it seems the metrics generated are defined here: https://github.com/klittlepage/chatty/blob/master/chatty/ana... So it's mostly characte
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by jammaloo 9y ago
10 petawatts for one picosecond is only a small amount of energy, about 0.002778 KWh http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=10+petawatts+for+1+pico...
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by jammaloo 11y ago
If you enjoyed that, there's plenty more where that came from at https://regexcrossword.com/
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by jammaloo 11y ago
Some more information on the advances in sea mines, and how they were countered: https://medium.com/war-is-boring/how-britain-beat-germanys-w...
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by jammaloo 11y ago
I had a much less sophisticated go with the Punch Card chart, a few years back. Example Chart: https://github.com/jammaloo/PunchCardChart/graphs/punch-card Repo: https://github.com/jammaloo&#x
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by jammaloo 11y ago
I can't think of a situation that would make me want to move nodes around from place to place. Where would that be useful?
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by jammaloo 11y ago
That was a huge problem to overcome when I was working on the new email designer for ActiveCampaign. Rangy had issues, because it wouldn't select ["empty" elements]( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/doc
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by jammaloo 11y ago
There's a very interesting 99% Invisible episode about the move to outdoor malls, and the origins of malls themselves. I would definitely recommend a listen. http://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-gruen-effect&#
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by jammaloo 11y ago
As mentioned on the page, it does a sha-256 hash of the content, which you can think of as a fingerprint of the page. If the content you get sent doesn't match that fingerprint, it will reject it.
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by jammaloo 12y ago
That's right, so realistically the average case is somewhere around 55 hours. I wonder how much that is reduced by starting off with more likely combinations, e.g. "1111", "1234", "9999".
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by jammaloo 12y ago
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