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Full size profile picture via the Facebook JavaScript SDK
(kilianvalkhof.com)
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kilian
16y ago
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The Photoshop Etiquette Manifesto for Web Designers
(photoshopetiquette.com)
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16y ago
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kilian
16y ago
Looks great, very clear but I have a few nitpicks: - On first visiting the site, "no items in Cart" just kind of floats there on the right. I have no interest in having a cart at that moment, so just hide that text until there is something
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16y ago
It always makes me feel sad how goddamn unfair life is to some.
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CSSPrefixer (automatically add vendor prefixes)
(cssprefixer.appspot.com)
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kilian
16y ago
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kilian
16y ago
I wonder why they have both the www and the non-www version in there for domains?
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kilian
16y ago
commonly used like this: $(function() { // write the stuff you normally put in $(document).ready( ... ); });
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kilian
16y ago
http://sparkleshare.org go help them out ;) I'm quite content with dropbox, but looking at the landscape there is a lot of potential for competitors. So go for it!
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ScienceLeaks
(scienceleaks.blogspot.com)
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kilian
16y ago
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16y ago
There is a python shell plugin for gedit that gives you access to your text document. If someone could do that for this plugin, i.e. Giving you access to the main tab/window object, that would be seriously cool. Prototyping screen scraping,
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16y ago
Why do you think so many startups have a private beta? You don't know whether you get in and that makes you want to try it out. Glitch also does this fantastically well with their playtest weekends. They don't tell you in advance when they
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16y ago
I am annoyed by some people failing to see the difference in privacy for governments and people. People have an inherent need for privacy, while government has an inherent need for transparency, by virtue of their public service. Somethin
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16y ago
MIT. It's a nice, small, clear license, and I think slightly clearer than BSD. I hesitate to use GPL (unless I have to) because I like commercial entities to use my work as well, and in all the years of me using MIT, code sharing and patche
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kilian
16y ago
Have a merry christmas and a happy new year all! ...Though knowing myself, I'll also be here tomorrow, and the day after, and the day after anyway ;)
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kilian
16y ago
Look, I'm the first to register my name on services like that, mostly because I'm a vain nerd, but then I forget about them and never visit them again. I completely fail to see any value in these kind of sites other than making sure someone
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16y ago
I have made a simple game using Akihabara: http://kilianvalkhof.com/ktype2/ (mind you, "a" is "z" on your keyboard, and you use it to shoot, too. one of the frameworks idiosyncrasies) It's...undocumented. That's really the most I can make
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kilian
16y ago
Sure, this sounds logical and by all means, design the damn thing . But. Communicating clearly and succinctly what it is you do is important. You can't go into an hour long exploration of the UX field every time you meet someone. let alone
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kilian
16y ago
I'm glad you guys are shipping, but as an international customer with a pre-order since day one, I'm disappointed (again)
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kilian
16y ago
So here you have WikiLeaks, who have put themselves on the line to find and release these cables to the press -- and traditional journalists are once again just too lazy to lift a finger, point and click their mouse to log into Nexis or se
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Sicko was not banned in Cuba, unlike leaked cables suggest
(michaelmoore.com)
10 points
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kilian
16y ago
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16y ago
This app is too cool, but it seems a little over eager. Here's me pointing the app at a mosaic: http://desmond.yfrog.com/Himg612/scaled.php?tn=0&server=...
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Sweden, Britain, and Interpol Insult Rape Victims Worldwide
(huffingtonpost.com)
7 points
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16y ago
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kilian
16y ago
I've been on low-carb for close to a year now, after reading the very same book. Right now I can't imagine anything else. That document is amazing, I've forwarded it to a bunch of people already! I've been having a hard time convincing fri
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16y ago
FYI, I managed to track this down to the twitter 'hovercards' causing a fit onload. Got rid of them and the problem went away.
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Companies That Haven't Wussed Out of Working with WikiLeaks
(alternet.org)
3 points
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16y ago
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kilian
16y ago
Hey Julian, when are you gonna e-mail me back? ;) Anyway, tastebuds is great. Though there are no matches in my country yet, a cute girl from some other country did favorite me. What I miss is search in all matches regardless of country.
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16y ago
This means I can finaly delete my paypal account.* That's right. I couldn't delete my paypal account because I had unfinished payments. To Wikileaks. Which paypal blocked. If anyone at paypal reads this: this is absolutely preposterous, fix
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kilian
16y ago
While meat cleaver sounds way cooler, just some scissors will work just fine .
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16y ago
Nevertheless, throughout the article assumptions are made that are certifiably untrue. I hope you agree with me that that's not a good thing.
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16y ago
As said in the other comments, this is a really, really bad article by someone with apparently zero domain knowledge. "I don't believe that [obesity is a disease]". Can we get over this already? Obesity is very much a disease like diabete
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