lucasf

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by lucasf 12y ago
Martythemaniak, Could you please give some examples of this generation's rich people's things that haven't gained widespread popularity yet?
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by lucasf 14y ago
It's really cool. Care to explain why do you have http://mbostock.github.com/d3/d3.v2.min.js in header that has only one line - links to actual d3 at http://d3js.org/d3.v2.min.js ? Am I missing some reasoning behind this? It doesn't seem
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by lucasf 14y ago
The two are not mutually exclusive as you seem to imply. > Your users do not NEED to be educated by you. I think educating clients and users is actually crucial. For a lot of users browser was conscious choice, but there is big group t
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by lucasf 15y ago
Anyone have any idea how they collect the data (what IP is dowloading what torrent)?
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by lucasf 15y ago
I agree with designer's responsibility to maximize "findability" of content - however it's simply impossible to design for every single resolution and size of window. Until now, at least scrollbar was always there, no matter what resolution
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by lucasf 15y ago
I highly doubt that would be a factor in that decision. 1920x1080 is native resolution only for iMac 21.5-inch and Mac Book Pro 17-inch(1920 by 1200) so it probably isn't the most widely used resolution among apple users. And most of 960
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by lucasf 15y ago
Thanks for that info. Will try it as soon as I will get around Ubuntu box.
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by lucasf 15y ago
Yeah, but user might already be on his way out - not seeing what he was looking for - without making any interaction with website. The only way I can see it work, is to show scrollbar on every mouse movement. But than I don't see any benefi
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Does anyone else think that Apple made terrible decision hiding scrollbars?
6 points by lucasf 15y ago|12 comments
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by lucasf 16y ago
There was a thread (AMA) with Firefox guys on reddit last week, and continuous/fast release cycle is one of things that they want to focus on now. They want to start using it this year.
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by lucasf 16y ago
> > It's called bait and switch. > Not really. If anything, it's the eventual use of market power for profiteering. Personally I think "bait and switch" fits here correctly. > > But it would become another closed de fact
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by lucasf 16y ago
Interestingly, screenshots cover adsense after you click loupe icon to activate them. http://i.imgur.com/IpuYY.png I guess this will probably change soon.
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by lucasf 16y ago
It's probably bad day for snap.com. I wonder if Google will grant access to these screenshots via API. That could be cool.
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Google secretly screenshoted whole web and is rolling it out right now(i.imgur.com)
3 points by lucasf 16y ago|2 comments