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   by janesconference 10y ago

   Chrome
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   by janesconference 10y ago

   They vote, yes, but do they buy? Do they significantly contribute to a company's economy (even potentially)? If they do, companies will be happy to spend time and resources in serving lighter versions of their content. But if they don&
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   by janesconference 10y ago

   Because "passion" justifies paying you less and making you work weekends. Just as "changing the world" justifies not getting paid because the startup is having financial trouble.
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   by janesconference 10y ago

   Also, IMHO, if you're starting a project and you're not particularly constrained to stick with an older version of IE (or anything not-evergreen), you should target only the latest browsers. It's 2017 and evergreen browser ar
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   by janesconference 10y ago

   Surely server-side: Node > 6 supports ES6 without transpilers. Since Node doesn't have to be browser-compatible, there is no reason to use older versions. On the client side, I recently wrote a CMS for a big company based on CSS fle
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   by janesconference 10y ago

   Not mature yet. - You actually need a workaround to listen to an address in node - os.networkInterfaces() returns an error: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37497914/node-http-server... - You cannot run Docker (
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   by janesconference 10y ago

   No, it's not working at all and it sporadically triggers my antivirus software. Plus, what's the use of a page that does exactly what Crtl-U does in Crome, natively and better? Must be some sort of scam. Marked as malware just to
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   by janesconference 10y ago

   Secret sharing? https://smartarchitects.co.uk/news/22/67/Update-to-Partial-P...
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   by janesconference 10y ago

   "If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic." -- https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
10. 100.▲
    by janesconference 10y ago

    Hey, I did one too! All client side, with wave editing and export: https://wav.hya.io
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    by janesconference 11y ago

    I think they appreciate. That's why they are flabbergasted when developers refuse to implement such a trivial feature for 15 years .
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    by janesconference 11y ago

    It concerns a 2001 proposal to style scrollbars, which Firefox still doesn't want to support to this day. It's 2016, we have web apps, but we have no way to change or hide the ugly Firefox scrollbars (assuming we don't want
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    15-year old bug in Firefox bugtracker

    5 points by janesconference 11y ago|5 comments
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    by janesconference 12y ago

    Mr. Eich explained it here: http://www.quora.com/Did-JavaScript-evolve-from-another-prod... "Lloyd [Tabb] and Bill [Turpin] made suggestions such as too-loose implicit conversions for the == operator, and the String.pr
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    by janesconference 12y ago

    I'll probably try that. I'm trying to expand the project, currently.
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    by janesconference 12y ago

    Thanks wturner! If you ever want to develop a plugin for hya, feel free to contact me for any info or support you need.
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    by janesconference 12y ago

    Working on a Digital Audio Workstation in HTML5 / Web Audio API, front and back end: http://hya.io
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    by janesconference 12y ago

    Another more DAW-esque pure HTML / js DAW in the browser: http://hya.io
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    KievII Host 0.1.0 released.(kievii.net)

    3 points by janesconference 14y ago|0 comments