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by legierski 14y ago
waiters ask you what drink you want with your food and interact with you from the beginning until the end. it's not only about food, is it?
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Front-end is a waiter, back-end is a chef(blog.self.li)
13 points by legierski 14y ago|12 comments
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tl;dr for dummies(blog.self.li)
4 points by legierski 14y ago|2 comments
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by legierski 14y ago
i was thinking about sending sms without user's interaction rather than prompting user to send a predefined sms. BTW email sent :)
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How I built my first mobile app with Trigger.io(blog.self.li)
49 points by legierski 14y ago|18 comments
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by legierski 14y ago
1) CSS on dev setup changes very often. Limiting number of <link>'s was one of the goals. 2) It does not. The ' ' is actually a double space. 3) Point 2)
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by legierski 14y ago
Better than using only one file with all css inside
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A Better Way to Manage CSS and JS (+ source code)(blog.gathercontent.com)
14 points by legierski 14y ago|17 comments
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How a few lines of code greatly improved a crucial part of UX(blog.self.li)
21 points by legierski 14y ago|20 comments
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by legierski 15y ago
Yes, it does. But you can access GET vars using $this->input->get('variable_name'), which coupled with built in global XSS filtering is much better idea than accessing GET directly.
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by legierski 15y ago
I'm wondering, would it be useful for anyone if I added html5 boilerplate and folder structure for js/css/img ?
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Rapid Development with Codeigniter and RedBean ORM (+source code)(blog.self.li)
9 points by legierski 15y ago|8 comments
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by legierski 15y ago
You can always print out, let's say, 50 top words and not bother with "de", "que", etc.
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by legierski 15y ago
I don't know much about Korean, but if I were you I would just get a book and start reading it, no matter what. And check out somewhere online the most popular words in this language.
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by legierski 15y ago
Oh, never heard about it, thanks for the tip!
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How to understand half of Harry Potter book in any language (+ source code)(blog.self.li)
35 points by legierski 15y ago|46 comments
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How to increase productivity per square inch of your screen(blog.self.li)
24 points by legierski 15y ago|30 comments
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Word wrapping/hyphenation using CSS(blog.kenneth.io)
1 points by legierski 15y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Rapid Ipsum(rapid.legierski.net)
2 points by legierski 15y ago|2 comments
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Damn shortcuts, where are you?(blog.self.li)
5 points by legierski 15y ago|1 comments
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How to Easily Convert Any Bookmarklet to Chrome Extension (+ source code)(blog.self.li)
52 points by legierski 15y ago|7 comments
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New student network/hub about to launch(forstudent.co.uk)
11 points by legierski 15y ago|10 comments
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World's Largest Wi-Fi Network Keeps Passwords in Plain Text(blog.self.li)
124 points by legierski 15y ago|107 comments
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by legierski 15y ago
I disagree. Going that way you can use pretty much any device with web browser to log into. Desktop, laptop, iPad or even your fridge, if it has browser built in. Mac/Linux/Windows - it doesn't matter. There is need for any additional softw
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Show HN: Logging in with QR codes (proof of concept)(blog.self.li)
86 points by legierski 15y ago|39 comments