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by jeena 12y ago
I wish they would have added a RSS/Atom feed.
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by jeena 12y ago
I would have loved some explenation what Media Source Extensions are at the beginning of the article, the link to W3C doesn't help because I have no idea what I need to read there.
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by jeena 12y ago
> This would mean that the few that did work would essentially be supporting the rest of society. It is already like this, only those who do valuable work support the resto of sociaty, so this wouldn't change. The only change would
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by jeena 13y ago
Wow, what a difference between Chrome and Firefox.
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by jeena 13y ago
It is interesting that you take up JPEG video streaming with the <img> tag in the context of a mozilla project. It works great in Chrome and Safari but in Firefox mjpeg streams only show the first frame. Here is the bug for it https:
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by jeena 13y ago
Am I the only one who wasn't really aware of the fact that people feel guilty about taking their vaccation days? I am working in IT since 2007 and I always felt that I needed much more vaccation then I got and I never felt bad about ta
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by jeena 13y ago
Those other people, the OP is talking about, I know many of them. Many of my friends are unemployed. But even though I tried really hard to convince those of whom I thought had the head to do it, to start a IT education, or at least start l
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by jeena 13y ago
Paradigm shift? I don't know, I've been writing desktop software in JavaScript for years now, it has its place but it also has big disadvantages yet, especially with accesibility stuff, which comes free if you use the stuff your O
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by jeena 13y ago
Just for those who didn't get the reference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMkBphtQRxs
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by jeena 13y ago
Wow, great work, I will check out the code and bookmark the page. I struggle to find a program to tune my accustic guitarr because I'm often on different computers. And nice touch with the countdown too.
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by jeena 13y ago
I'm not sure why I don't see other people complaining about this but I myself tried to be my own Browser ID provider and after trying to install it for a couple of days I failed. Now I still have to use it with Persona which is ju
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by jeena 13y ago
Will it still work with the self hosted sync server? Or will there be a self hosted one for Firefox Accounts? And I hope they will implement it on Firefox OS very soon, otherwise the whole syncing is not really that interesting.
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by jeena 13y ago
Oh yeah the good old parsing HTML-comments for weird SGML data, this worked out well in the past ;) It is good for everybody that we tried something like that in the past but please don't bring it back.
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by jeena 13y ago
I don't use it yet, just been thinking about it.
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by jeena 13y ago
Exactly my thought, and I don't unbderstand it. WebRTC solutions work in all browsers (but IE). Like for example https://talky.io/ which is also open source: http://simplewebrtc.com/ I'm thinking
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by jeena 13y ago
I only use jQuery on Websites, mostly because it comes bundled with Rails. But most of my JavaScript code runs either in specific WebViews, on the server or special OSes like Firefox OS. Especially on mobile I found that jQuery (mobile) slo
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Check out my overview about the IndieWeb experience I had yet(jeena.net)
1 points by jeena 13y ago|0 comments
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by jeena 13y ago
> $("#something") instead of document.getElementById("something") or even just document.querySelectorAll("#something")
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by jeena 13y ago
Exactly my problem too, playing real time games over WiFi is painful, especially if your computer is the server for all people too.
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by jeena 13y ago
Most of the Hackernews readers can install their own feed reader like TinyTinyRSS or ownCloud News, and they should.
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by jeena 13y ago
The weird thing is, had I read a comment like this two years ago I would just dismiss it as conspiracy theorist bullshit. Today I can't do that that easy anymore :-/
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by jeena 13y ago
Perhaps with a little bit history background it gets a little bit more clear. Germany lost WW2 and was divided between the allies (USA [south], France [west], UK [north], Russia [east]), the rest was given to Poland for their lost areas in
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by jeena 13y ago
I am writing a real time browser game with synchronized physics and would like to use UDP via the data channels in WebRTC to send position data between the users (and also to the Node server) and to make in game audio chat possible. 1. I wa
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by jeena 13y ago
Not exactly paragraphs but I have a link to SVG on Wikimedia which explains it quite good I think: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:US_military_bases_in_...
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by jeena 13y ago
I once bought and downloaded SuperHexagon on Steam but didn't have the time to test it at home. Later on the train (I'm commuting for two hours a day) I wanted to test it. Sadly I wasn't allowed without a internet connection
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by jeena 13y ago
I've never heard of date limitation for Google searches, how does that work?
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Protesting with a mirror(imgur.com)
6 points by jeena 13y ago|0 comments
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by jeena 13y ago
http://www.realtimerendering.com/
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by jeena 13y ago
> ... for anyone with intelligence willing to seek them ... As I said: > Not everybody is fortune enough to be born into such an environment where he/she is able to get a reasonable education ... And it is not even only about int
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by jeena 13y ago
"In the year 1930, John Maynard Keynes predicted that, by century’s end, technology would have advanced sufficiently that countries like Great Britain or the United States would have achieved a 15-hour work week." ... http:/

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