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by kellishaver 14y ago
There are a lot of cases where responsive design just isn't a good fit, and something with complex user interactions (like a lot of web apps) is often one of them. Responsive design is great for things like content sites, galleries, informa
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by kellishaver 14y ago
So many people talk about responsive design taking longer and being not worth the effort.... That's true if you start with the desktop and try and work your way backwards to the small screen, which is how a lot of designers look at it, I th
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by kellishaver 14y ago
I had a similar experience a few months ago, myself, with a huge, very poorly written PHP app. I lasted three weeks; three weeks in which I didn't sleep and felt constantly agitated while I spent nearly every waking moment at the computer t
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by kellishaver 14y ago
I was brought up with somewhat of a southern baptist upbringing. My mother was a baptist and active in the church, as was I as a child, though she was not really very socially conservative. My father believes (when last I checked), but is n
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by kellishaver 14y ago
This interocular lens implant is really doing the trick, but after 7 surgeries, my eye's feeling hacked to bits. Seriously, though... You're not going to be able to correct for most refractive errors. There are exercises you can do to stren
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by kellishaver 14y ago
My reading device of choice these days is a Nexus 7 - It's significantly thinner and a touch lighter than the Kindle Fire and is useful for other things when I need it to be, with better hardware overall. Actually it's become my go-to table
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by kellishaver 14y ago
It never would have occurred to me that there would ever be any kind of link between vision and reading ability. I say this as someone who is legally blind. The physical requirements of reading for me, particularly as a young child, have at
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by kellishaver 14y ago
Oh, I agree with you. You don't have to be an ass, just because you're anonymous. I didn't troll, either, but I did find that I felt more free to comment on things I otherwise wouldn't for a variety of reasons. That's certainly both good an
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by kellishaver 14y ago
I haven't really noticed a difference. I wasn't much trolling before. I would just end up participating in more discussions that were a) about things that didn't matter, or 2) about social topics that were more controversial than I would no
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by kellishaver 14y ago
A while back I deleted my Reddit account and just recently I've created a new one under my real name. I decided that if I was going to post, I would do so as myself and not hide behind an anonymous name. I hadn't really done any trolling in
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by kellishaver 14y ago
I'm trying to decide, which has changed the world most.... the printing press, or computers... In the end, I think I may just pick flushing toilets.
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by kellishaver 14y ago
Thank you :)
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by kellishaver 14y ago
Just a Mead 5-subject spiral notebook. It's not super thin paper, but it's not really heavy, either. I've never had an issue of bleed through, but I don't write on the back side of the page, either. A Pigma Micron might work well for you:
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by kellishaver 14y ago
I haven't tried GIMP in ages, but have a look at Pixelmator. It's a great little app. http://www.pixelmator.com/ It has a lot of features for not a lot of money, and a very Photoshop-like interface.
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by kellishaver 14y ago
Calling this thing a tablet is like calling a Dell XPS M2010 netbook.
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by kellishaver 14y ago
I usually end up writing with a pen because I find the greater level of contrast easier to read; I have pretty bad eyesight. Lately I've been using fine-point Sharpie pens and they're great for readability. I do a lot of pencil drawings, th
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by kellishaver 14y ago
After switching to a Model M keyboard a few years ago (one that I found in a shed covered in 10yrs of dirt and grease that still worked like new once it was cleaned up), I switched to writing conference call notes on a Mead notebook instead
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by kellishaver 14y ago
Ah, last I looked at Zepto, it's support for non-webkit browsers was pretty lacking. It's good to see they're making strides on the cross-platform comparability front. The supported browsers list looks pretty good now.
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by kellishaver 14y ago
This site could actually be made useful if the little area where you check which "features" you want to include that "generated" the download file actually caused cross-platform, native JavaScript examples of those bits of functionality to
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by kellishaver 14y ago
jQuery is kind of a big download for mobile, so I often skip it for small tasks. What gets me is when people include jQuery and then further bog things down by loading a lot of plug-ins to do things that could easily be accomplished by addi
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by kellishaver 14y ago
I think what you're trying to say is not just a direct "stuff in vaccines triggers autism" but more to the point that if the lack of exposure to germs/diseases/pathogens can lead to an immune system response that can cause autism, then vacc
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by kellishaver 14y ago
I'm sure this was part of his reasoning. Now that you mention it, I'm not sure I would buy one from Amazon for this reason. I bought used textbooks from the university bookstore all the time when I was in school, because I could flip throug
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by kellishaver 14y ago
My husband, who starts back to university tomorrow, just spent $230 on a new textbook, when I found a used copy on Amazon for $48, because he wanted a new book. I spent a while banging my head against the desk and sighing loudly over that o
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by kellishaver 14y ago
My dad and a friend used to transmit TI-BASIC programs to one another late at night over the 2-meter HAM band back in the mid 80s. They both had TI-99 computers with "tape drives" (really just a regular tape player set next to the computer)
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by kellishaver 14y ago
My most productive hours are between midnight and 6am, then I usually nap 'til 10am or so and then grab another 2hrs from 9-11pm. I've tried more normal schedules, but this is what works best for me and where I sort of naturally end up if I
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by kellishaver 14y ago
> 1. Platform. Its not about 1 canonical interface or usage. Its real time social information network plumbing. Build your own idea on top of it. In the beginning it will be twitter clones, eventually it will be hooked into all sorts of
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by kellishaver 14y ago
Good point. It could very well be as much or more matter of aerial perspective rather than atmospheric haze.
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by kellishaver 14y ago
That's amazing. The area toward the top center, where you can see the color striations in the hills is, I think, the rover's primary destination. I played with it a bit in Photoshop to attempt to correct for the atmospheric haze and wound u
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by kellishaver 14y ago
I don't understand people who say they are able to better focus with a standing desk. I tried it for a while and I couldn't concentrate on anything for more than about 30 seconds. It completley killed my productivity. Maybe I'm the oddball
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by kellishaver 14y ago
They lost me at "Jmagine" ....

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