jonnyscholes

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   by jonnyscholes 12y ago

   Not sure if this is what they're using but there is VoxelJS[1] - it has a very healthy plugin ecosystem so you can get a functioning game up and running quite quickly. http://voxeljs.com/
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   B10N1C is a small hackable implant for your arm(hackaday.io)

   1 points by jonnyscholes 12y ago|0 comments
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   by jonnyscholes 12y ago

   For anyone interested is JS history, this is the most comprehensive explanation of where JavaScript got its name I've heard (from Brendan Eichs POV)[1]. The podcast also deals with lots of other JS related history like what languages i
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   by jonnyscholes 12y ago

   Ah good point - I thought it was an iMac and the peripherals were somewhere else in that surprisingly organised shelf.
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   by jonnyscholes 12y ago

   Is that first photo [1] "normal" for an cell setup? I'd have thought computer access was similar to phone access (by appointment only). [1] http://cdn.theatlantic.com/newsroom/img/posts/2014&#x2
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   by jonnyscholes 12y ago

   Any chance you have a link handy to their research [if its public]? I can find references to past research in their blog posts but none of their own on this exact topic.
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   by jonnyscholes 12y ago

   This seems to happen a lot. Someone makes a wicked way to consume the news, but cant find a way to monetize it other than pivot into social analytics or premium content aggregation. Storyful is the other example that springs to mind. It&#x2
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   by jonnyscholes 12y ago

   I uninstalled AdBlock after reading this[0] and found it really did make a difference. Esp on sites that loaded a dozen odd ads in different locations [news sites I'm looking at you]. [0] https://blog.mozilla.org/nnethe
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   by jonnyscholes 12y ago

   ^^Solid advice. The only thing I might add is to record these hours somewhere and then in your future quotes include a portion of time called maintenance, bug fixes, testing or something similar that accounts for these unforeseeable problem
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    by jonnyscholes 12y ago

    PHP does to http://pecl.php.net/package/taint but I haven’t used it or the perl/ruby ones so I'm not actually sure how similar they are...
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    by jonnyscholes 13y ago

    Love this idea. My only crit so far is that you limit my password to 20 chars. Really keen to see where you go with this :)
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    by jonnyscholes 13y ago

    Yeah totally agree. Can also lead to very unreadable sass files to if your not very careful. Whilst teaching new devs where I work we ask them not to use @extend until we suggest it one a few reviews have been done.
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    by jonnyscholes 13y ago

    I always associated 'ask' with where you submit questions - not where you see them. [edit] perhaps 'questions' wold be more appropriate? edit: Whilst we're at it how about some slight changes for mobile? The amount
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    by jonnyscholes 13y ago

    You can sort of do this with @extend in sass - but I agree its nicer here, it seems to just sort of... do it.
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    by jonnyscholes 13y ago

    Hmm. Cant seem to get it to work [even after disabling all other extensions]. Wont let me get past the first calibration test. Pity, it seems far more accurate than any of the others I've used! Looking forward to seeing a FF version!!
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    by jonnyscholes 13y ago

    +1
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    by jonnyscholes 13y ago

    emails + password re-usage = profit
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    by jonnyscholes 13y ago

    I got Eggs Benedict.... which is hands down my favorite food. I got that 'how do they know!!!' feeling... until i played for the second time :\
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    by jonnyscholes 14y ago

    Ah, of course. Thanks :)
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    by jonnyscholes 14y ago

    Hmm, is there a reference of who actually designed all these unicode chars anywhere? I remember looking a while back to no avail - these more 'graphic' ones resurfaced my interest. Did one poor sod do the whole lot [of Emojis] or...?
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    by jonnyscholes 14y ago

    "clook"
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    by jonnyscholes 14y ago

    Surely this should be applied to 'web search engine' as an invention? Not just to one of the products built in the image of that invention. Google made a better search engine but its MO was still the same as Go.com or Altavista - search web
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    by jonnyscholes 14y ago

    I agree - where on earth IS this mysterious option the internet so fondly speaks of?! edit: nvm, its in the feedly preferences. Not Chromes. Awks.
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    by jonnyscholes 14y ago

    2nd
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    by jonnyscholes 14y ago

    Anyone else frequent http://freaky.staticusers.net/ back in the day? I always found their forums full of goodies [esp if you were interested in hacking from or into osx / os9] - pity it seems to have been taken down! [google still has som
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    by jonnyscholes 14y ago

    I'm planning to, it coincides perfectly when i finish my exams! And the social algos one to.
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    by jonnyscholes 14y ago

    Wordpress should take on Buyypress' profile information management system [xprofile], that would make Buddypress much more attractive imo. The fact that a user sees completely different information in the wp-admin dashboard from the data th
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    by jonnyscholes 15y ago

    I like the idea, and the general construct looks good and the picture works well. But there are too many fonts in the text area [the white one is especially eye bleed worthy]. And the wording is a bit hard to get around. It should be reall