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The Truth about Job Hopping Developers(datamation.com)
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ECMAScript.next: arrow functions and method definitions(2ality.com)
3 points by mbrubeck 15y ago|0 comments
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Mozilla may make Flash click-to-play by default in future Firefox(arstechnica.com)
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American schools have never been better, and there’s never been more work to do(computinged.wordpress.com)
2 points by mbrubeck 15y ago|1 comments
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Gitv: a git repository browser for Vim(gregsexton.org)
5 points by mbrubeck 15y ago|0 comments
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by mbrubeck 15y ago
As far as I can tell, you can customize email and phone notifications, but you can't customize the notifications that appear under the red alert number on Google web pages. (I might be missing something.)
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The world wonders(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mbrubeck 15y ago
But the first C compilers were written four decades ago by a couple of people in a matter of months. And they were not just writing the compilers but also designing the language at the same time. "When Steve Johnson visited the University
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by mbrubeck 15y ago
It also seems that spawning happens only in the top left section of the canvas, which makes that area especially crowded. It's a bit too easy to get killed right after spawning; maybe there should be a very short grace period in which you c
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Modern HyperCard for Today’s Schools: But Where’s the Community of Practice?(computinged.wordpress.com)
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Tool spinning, task boxing and the trade-off between usability and learning(starchamber.com)
1 points by mbrubeck 15y ago|0 comments
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Porting “Me & My Shadow” to the Web – C++ to JavaScript/Canvas via Emscripten(hacks.mozilla.org)
1 points by mbrubeck 15y ago|0 comments
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by mbrubeck 15y ago
Microsoft has made an exception to the Metro sandboxing rules for hybrid Metro/desktop browsers (including Internet Explorer): http://www.brianbondy.com/blog/id/129/ https://wiki.mozilla.org/Windows_8_Integration#Internet_Expl... http:
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Thinking About the Developer Experience for the Web(blueskyonmars.com)
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by mbrubeck 15y ago
The rendering engine code is shared across all platforms (Android, Linux, Mac, Windows, etc.). The "mobile" front-end code is currently used by Firefox for Android/Maemo/MeeGo. It's separate from the "desktop" front-end code used by Firefo
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by mbrubeck 15y ago
The design work hasn't even started; this prototype is built with the same front-end code and theme as Firefox for Android. (Actually it's using a mish-mash of two different Android themes, because of a quirk in the way the prototype is bu
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by mbrubeck 15y ago
> [also, why do I keep being told I am submitting too fast, please slow down. I just posted 2 comments here, that is all. Had to make a new username :(] I think there is extra throttling on brand-new accounts, to help keep spam under
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The Performance Golden Rule: 80-90% of web page load time is in the front-end(stevesouders.com)
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Teaching 4,500 students to program ubiquitous computing(computinged.wordpress.com)
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Harry Potter e-books finally on sale, DRM-free(arstechnica.com)
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French parents to boycott homework(guardian.co.uk)
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CASH Music Brings an Open-Source Ethos to Bands(nytimes.com)
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Tiny computer or huge Palm III PDA: $25(howtospotapsychopath.com)
30 points by mbrubeck 15y ago|21 comments
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Free Universal Construction Kit: 3D-printed adapters to connect Lego, K'Nex, etc(fffff.at)
6 points by mbrubeck 15y ago|0 comments
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H.264 video, user experience and the Mozilla mission(blog.lizardwrangler.com)
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by mbrubeck 15y ago
Yes, openness is multidimensional, and few things are perfectly "open" in every dimension. But one of the key aspects of the open web is that it is a platform that is open for anyone to access and participate in -- by creating content, or
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by mbrubeck 15y ago
The new default CSP stops pages/scripts inside the extension from loading resources from outside the extension. It doesn't stop pages/scripts outside the extension loading resources from inside the extension. And besides that, the
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by mbrubeck 15y ago
The enumerate demo uses a list of popular extensions; it will only detect extensions on the list, though any Chrome extension can be added to the list trivially. See the list here: https://github.com/koto/blog-kotowicz-net-examples/blob/
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by mbrubeck 15y ago
This seems like a great way to limit the damage from a security hole in an extension. (It prevents web content from loading arbitrary code and running it with the extension's privileges.) But it doesn't appear to address the sniffing issue
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by mbrubeck 15y ago
Firefox divides browser add-ons into several categories (as do other browsers, but I'm most familiar with the Firefox terminology), including: * Extensions * Plug-ins * Search engines * Themes "Plug-ins" are a particular type of add-on regi

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