joekrill

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   by joekrill 14y ago

   Would this even apply to something like TinyMCE? I thought (read:assumed) the in-browser spell checking only worked against textarea's and text inputs.
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   Apple rejects iOS 6 update from Google-owned Sparrow email client app(bgr.com)

   3 points by joekrill 14y ago|0 comments
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   by joekrill 14y ago

   Yes it's quite easy to write off the simplicity after the fact. Kudos.
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   by joekrill 14y ago

   It sounds like they had been previously deprecated. Which implies eventual removal. The guy even says: "I admit I wasn't paying attention to their deprecation".
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   by joekrill 14y ago

   I really wish people wouldn't play random, unexpected sound effects from their websites. Now my entire office thinks I was playing Super Mario Bros.
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   by joekrill 14y ago

   The content is behind a pay wall
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   by joekrill 14y ago

   Is this true even of the new Retina MacBook Pros?
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   by joekrill 14y ago

   Chrome on Android does this as well.
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   by joekrill 14y ago

   In all fairness, they appear to have handled this incredibly well and have been very informative. Which is much more than can be said for the breaches in most other cases. And at least the passwords were hashed (although how well, they don'