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by jeff18 16y ago
I believe stylesheets must be downloaded first before any further rendering can be done. Therefore you block rendering until all images have finished downloading, while a traditional external image sprite can be downloaded asynchronously.
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The Creative Process(viruscomix.com)
16 points by jeff18 16y ago|0 comments
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Mobile Developer Economics report(quirksmode.org)
1 points by jeff18 16y ago|0 comments
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by jeff18 16y ago
I may be naive, but how about this? a) Escape everything 100%. b) Look for <a> tags, grab their href attribute, escape it, and insert them as <a href='$1'>$2</a>. c) Do the same for <b>, <p>, etc. How
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by jeff18 16y ago
Strong disagree. Chrome is the only major browser that doesn't have native support for RSS. Even Internet Explorer does! Hell, it doesn't even understand RSS -- it simply shows the raw XML source. Because of this, many blogs have links t
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by jeff18 16y ago
Chrome doesn't even have an RSS icon at all!
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2011 Tesla Roadster 2.5: New looks, wheels, seats, less noise(green.venturebeat.com)
53 points by jeff18 16y ago|25 comments
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by jeff18 16y ago
I think Posterous took 5 steps forward and 1 step backward with their campaign. Their diction was a small blemish, not a mortal wound.
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Cashless World(dilbert.com)
2 points by jeff18 16y ago|1 comments
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Firefox 4 with lots of speed improvements and inline SVG(ajaxian.com)
35 points by jeff18 16y ago|12 comments
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Foursquare Privacy Hole Leaks Nearly a Million Check-Ins(gizmodo.com)
1 points by jeff18 16y ago|0 comments
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by jeff18 16y ago
It seems like the only meat of the article is the following: > I think there are economies of scale that will fail to materialize for a company targeting to move 20,000 of its sedans annually in a couple of years. Drivers who may be dra
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Porting Aquaria to the PSP(blog.wolfire.com)
14 points by jeff18 16y ago|0 comments
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Through The Looking Glass(hackerfactor.com)
2 points by jeff18 16y ago|0 comments
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Lee Brimelow's Blog Post on the iPad's Lack of Flash Needs an Update(daringfireball.net)
1 points by jeff18 16y ago|0 comments
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More IE9 goodness and elementFromPoint()(quirksmode.org)
1 points by jeff18 16y ago|0 comments
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by jeff18 16y ago
> most of Posterous users are starting fresh Posterous heavily promotes migrating your blog from other services.
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by jeff18 16y ago
> Not moving because of urls seems like not switching to a Mac because you have all the Windows keyboard shortcuts memorized. In the spirit of the recent "raw unsolicited advice" to Posterous trend, here are my thoughts: I was impressed
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by jeff18 16y ago
That would be really interesting if Tumblr and other sites create a posterous importer and everyone is a good 302 redirect citizen. Then you could switch to any service at any point, seamlessly.
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by jeff18 16y ago
What's really interesting about this is that he doesn't actually have the disease. Due to genetic testing, he may have an increased probability of getting it. >Many philanthropists have funded research into diseases they themselves hav
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by jeff18 16y ago
Kudos for that link! When I was originally implementing it, I couldn't find a good cross-browser hash history implementation, but this one looks really promising -- and jQuery to boot!
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by jeff18 16y ago
Not sure if you read Rework or subscribe to 37signals' philosophy, but according to them, you never, never want to hire someone under duress. Hiring poorly is far, far worse than not hiring at all (according to their philosophy) so there s
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by jeff18 16y ago
Nice. I made something pretty similar here: http://www.wolfire.com/comic
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Google Voice for everyone(googleblog.blogspot.com)
2 points by jeff18 16y ago|2 comments
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Beware of Cloudfront urls in email(blog.postmarkapp.com)
2 points by jeff18 16y ago|0 comments
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by jeff18 16y ago
CloudFront is actually cheaper than S3 for data transfer. You should almost always use it for static assets instead of raw S3.
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by jeff18 16y ago
It's 1 GB free per day. After that it is 0.12 cents per GB.
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by jeff18 16y ago
Disagree, I found FPS to be the most playable games on the service. You should definitely try it out. Also what makes you say that serious game companies aren't commenting on it? Their games are already there.
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by jeff18 16y ago
There is none. It's like a console in that regard.
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by jeff18 16y ago
This is actually easy to solve -- most VNC applications already implement the solution, which is to have a local, lag-free cursor that is shown to the user, and hide the laggy cursor on the other machine. One thing I forgot to mention in th

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