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karl_nerd
15y ago
True it's not for every site. But it would be perfect for listings like craigslist, reddit (maybe using mobile version) and such :D
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Now, yes. Was there any technical/manufacturing reasons for those 5-point screwheads? Better performance? I love the mac as much as you do. I run one at work and 2 at home. I'm just worried that they start making it suck. And i don't think
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You mean like the 5-point torx screw in the Macbook Air? http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/10/macbook-air-teardown/
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16y ago
Good point about vendor prefixes. The problem is that once implemented, it takes very long time for them to go away. I thought i wrote what i wanted in the headline. I want to see or hear about webGL and websockets. I'm quite sure others ar
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Internet Explorer 10: Columns, Box-model and Gradients. No webGL or websockets.
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IPad publishing platform used for Popular Science now released (free download)
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From this paper http://info.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Personal/Z.Kalal/Publications/20... it seems that the system collects images of successful detections, and that way gets more data to base its' coming detections on. In this demo this seem more
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It also supports using the accelerometer in javascript! http://karlwestin.posterous.com/javascript-accelerometer-on-...
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Access the accelerometer with Javascript on iOS and Android
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JavaScript DOM version of Lemmings from 2004. IE 5.5+
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I love what you did with this and i will definitely play around with it. This functionality should really be built into the browser in my opinion. I was thinking, for performance reasons, did you try ditching the $(window).scroll and go wit