ks

15 ms·

151.
by ks 18y ago
The problem with the official implementation (using lots of divs) is that you lose the semantical value. They should have used the <button> element that can be styled using CSS. He does mention that he tried using <button> e
152.
by ks 18y ago
I also find it strange that there are no 304 status codes. Does that mean that they blindly download each page when they update their index? Unless you are Google or Yahoo with thousands of servers, you could save some time by only processi
153.
by ks 18y ago
I can see your point, but if Google adds that capability to Google Analytics they will have a significant advantage over their competitors. So the question is not simply about following an unofficial standard.
154.
by ks 18y ago
It might be morally questionable though for Twitter to hijack the Amazon links of the everyman who is just posting something with no intention of making a profit from it. I don't have a problem with that if the link doesn't have any affil
155.
by ks 18y ago
THIS IS NOT MY COMMENT. I don't know what happened, but there must be a glitch somewhere in the software. I doubt someone has bothered to crack my account, Most likely there is a bug that attributes other posts to my user. This is the secon
156.
by ks 18y ago
How will this affect data recovery?
157.
by ks 18y ago
I would use Helvetica Neue but I am not sure whether this font is available on Windows.
158.
Python: New patch may give speedups of up to 20%(svn.python.org)
28 points by ks 18y ago|13 comments
159.
by ks 18y ago
"Temporary fix" can also be entertaining. I wonder about the age of the oldest temporary fix still in use? http://www.google.com/codesearch?hl=en&lr=&q=%22Temp...
160.
by ks 18y ago
I stopped taking the quiz because I thought it didn't have an end :-) Perhaps I should have looked more at the user interface, but a progress bar or something would be helpful
161.
by ks 18y ago
Most code examples are ok. The problem is that users use it for quotes. Perhaps a better solution would be to support the <blockquote>
162.
by ks 18y ago
I think the problem is not regulation, but that regulations are almost always implemented after something has gone wrong. Regulations should be more dynamic. If it looks like someone has found a loophole, they shouldn't be afraid to plug it
163.
by ks 18y ago
I don't know about what they will do in Oregon, but this can actually be a more fair tax system. They can divide the state into tax zones. If you want to drive in a city with good public transportation, you should pay more than someone who
164.
by ks 18y ago
Yes. It would be nice if <blockquote> was supported.
165.
by ks 18y ago
It can also have a positive effect. If the workers think the new owners will cutting job, they will start looking at alternatives. With a $33k check they don't have to worry about it as much.
166.
I Am A Better Programmer Than You(thecodist.com)
27 points by ks 18y ago|12 comments
167.
by ks 18y ago
Last-Modified: Mon, 30 Jul 2001 04:50:03 GMT
168.
by ks 18y ago
Have you considered looking at the price comparison sites? Some of them have an API. Unless you plan to compete with them directly, you will save a lot of time. Example: http://developer.yahoo.com/shopping/
169.
by ks 18y ago
He probably sent mails to his family and friends from that account. So all the proof is there.
170.
by ks 18y ago
I don't know what the big search engines do, but storing the data in a database for the single purpose of parsing it later sounds a bit unecessary. If you are only using the database as storage, the file system will do a better job.
171.
by ks 18y ago
If you didn't do anything, you would have felt far worse. You did the right thing.
172.
by ks 18y ago
I'm curious. How could this be done client side without a dedicated software client?
173.
by ks 18y ago
It has always annoyed me that not all versions come with hard drive encryption. A stolen/missing laptop will benefit from encryption no matter who the user is.
174.
by ks 18y ago
A similar question is why there are so many bloggers who needs me to fill in my email address in the comment form... I understand that it is the default settings of most blogging software, but that doesn't make it right :-) If anyone can co
175.
by ks 18y ago
Perhaps, but who would the US borrow money from later if they did that?
176.
by ks 18y ago
iPhone is not a leader in the smartphone market: Numbers from: http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2008/09/09/gartner_q22008_smart... Q2 2008: ------------------------ Symbian: 57.1% RIM: 17.4% Windows Mobile: 12.0%
177.
Norway to be key Microsoft search center(news.yahoo.com)
1 points by ks 18y ago|0 comments
178.
Advanced bit manipulation-fu(realtimecollisiondetection.net)
22 points by ks 18y ago|1 comments
179.
by ks 18y ago
Yes, I think you're right. From the article: Most solar cells in use today are either photovoltaic, meaning they harness only visible light, or thermal. Also: they're engineered to stand freely in three dimensions So you have panels tha
180.
by ks 18y ago
Probably because ( is not a valid character in an URL.

More ›