jstsch

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by jstsch 13y ago
Normally you get a new Mac if you ask for it, it it has been updated in the last 15 days. Or a big discount on your existing purchase.
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by jstsch 13y ago
Quite some people, even professionals I've encountered, think that W3Schools is related to W3C.
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by jstsch 13y ago
I think this is quite a nice experiment in UI. However too small and simple to start charging for (but please proof me wrong!). 1) What I miss is the possibility to attach files. This would be essential in typical collaborative environments
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by jstsch 13y ago
With simpler I meant: something if you just want to do some RF within your home using Arduino. But Flutter looks very exciting if you want to do something more fancy :)
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by jstsch 13y ago
If you want something similar but simpler, take a look at the JeeNode: http://jeelabs.org/ (Arduino+RFM12B)
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by jstsch 13y ago
Ughhh. Just noticed that I can't install the XCode Command Line Tools because the dev center is down... no stdio.h on my system. What is this, the dark ages!? :)
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by jstsch 13y ago
Thank you, very interesting. Am I correct that the button 'Visible to: All' is basically an action button where you can use the arrow on the side to change the action within? Those are not really common on OS X. Guess that's
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by jstsch 13y ago
The dialog you've shown for OS X does not look native at all. Not just the spacing, but especially the second selector ('render') is quite odd. Also the font usage for the labels, the light-gray borders around the input field
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by jstsch 13y ago
PS: the text editor has some quirks in Safari 7 where the caret is a few characters off sometimes (so when you type the characters appear in the wrong place). Might want to switch to a default <textarea> for Safari 7 for now...
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by jstsch 13y ago
Just some warm words. I love the concept and I think sites like this are very important to get fresh blood actively participating online (to be really online versus having a fixed flow tumblr blog). Keep the barrier of entry as low as pos
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by jstsch 13y ago
> Within two weeks I lost ~20 pounds. More than a pound a day, I can almost not believe this. In pure fat that would be about 5000kcal a day.
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by jstsch 13y ago
Why not simply have a bunch of JPEG's and animate through those? Something like Javascript-powered MJPEG. GIF is awful for animations.
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by jstsch 13y ago
This reminds me of Kerbal Space Program: https://kerbalspaceprogram.com
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by jstsch 13y ago
We've been using the same method for quote some time now. Not just for privacy purposes, but also performance-wise all these scripts and iframes are a bit much. Demo and code at http://simpleshare.schuttelaar.nl/
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by jstsch 13y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5942117
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by jstsch 13y ago
Another widget that gives all your user visit data to Google.
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by jstsch 13y ago
This headline shows why I like 'sentence case' better than 'title case' :) Is wine bullshit? <- the drink Is Wine bullshit? <- the not-emulator
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by jstsch 13y ago
With the domain java.no, this headline sounded like a plea to stop all Java development ;)
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by jstsch 13y ago
I'm a customer there, and from interactions I had with them they take data security and privacy very seriously. Of course there is an economic interest in showing the disadvantages of hosting European data in the US. But what's wr
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by jstsch 13y ago
Mac only?!? It sniffs your platform :)
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by jstsch 13y ago
> Note that 'De Telegraaf' is a tabloid-y newspaper Note that although, yes, De Telegraaf is more sensationalist (and less 'left wing') than other Dutch newspapers such as The Volkskrant and NRC, you should not compar
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by jstsch 13y ago
This is an article in the NY Times, not a scientific paper. Providing all those direct references would not make for good reading. The Cochrane Library is a very reliable resource, and I think it's valid to assume that the author is no
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by jstsch 13y ago
Agree 100%. I am amazed by all the positive remarks around here. I understand the startup-vibe, but I would expect 'hackers' around here to take note of privacy concerns.
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by jstsch 13y ago
Good to know that nginx supports spdy out of the box since 1.3.15: http://nginx.org/en/CHANGES
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by jstsch 14y ago
Looks nice. I do worry about the privacy implications of analytics like this. I'm also pretty sure that this doesn't fly in Europe... something to consider perhaps!
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by jstsch 14y ago
Of course :) I just think that doing it from a HTML table is best practice and it's always nice when a library promotes these. Most developers simply go: 1) I want chart 2) Chart needs JSON 3) I give chart JSON
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by jstsch 14y ago
They look quite nice. But I would prefer that the default way of initializing the dataset is by loading a HTML table. This way content would always be accessible, even without Javscript and also by crawlers like Google.
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The making of: Hay Fever Map The Hague(hooikoorts.plekjes.com)
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by jstsch 14y ago
Another point to consider: I think regular users prefer a bit of textures, gradients and real-life counterparts. It gives the UI a more friendly appearance. Never forget we're just monkeys.
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by jstsch 14y ago
Similar in concept to the Waka Waka light, except that's powered by a solar panel (and some quite nifty electronics): http://www.wakawakalight.com/

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