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by jjcm 16y ago
Good - Opera, Firefox, and IE9 are all aready going this route. For Chromium not to support this would be a big thorn in their side, especially with their plans to support native code for extensions (aka, "Chrome Apps").
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by jjcm 16y ago
http://catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/ The Hacker Jargon page would probably be the best index of the so called "classics", although it hasn't been updated in years.
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Don't judge an Integer by its wrapper.(cmsimike.com)
5 points by jjcm 16y ago|3 comments
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by jjcm 16y ago
To be fair though, the patents were filed with the intention of corporate defense. That is, if a company like IBM sued them again, they could use the patents that they had to come to some sort of low-damage settlement. When Oracle bought Su
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by jjcm 16y ago
http://jjcm.org/css3-buttons/ Here's a demo page. I agree though, ridiculous that it didn't include one. edit - tried them in IE6/7, they don't degrade that gracefully. They exist and work fine as buttons, but visually it's hard to te
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by jjcm 16y ago
I've been using haml and sass for a while now, and I have to say that once you start using them, it's hard to go back. Sure, the major upfront benefit is less typing involved. For sass, there's no longer the long-winded #main #content .post
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by jjcm 16y ago
I graduated about two weeks ago, and I currently have 5k left in loans. I should be able to get that paid off before the end of the year. Total tuition costs over the 5 years I attended college were ~$133,000 USD (including housing while I
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by jjcm 16y ago
Often times proper grammar isn't the best approach from a marketing standpoint. Look at apple's use of, "the funnest _ yet" slogans that they used for a while. Catering to the most commonly used vernacular is generally a better strategy fro
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by jjcm 16y ago
I'd like to also add that with the advent of resolution independent displays (such as seen in the current generation of mobile devices) such limitations like this will slowly fade away; although this most likely won't happen for a while in