mindrun

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by mindrun 11y ago
Don't you think 'dirty snippets' are just a matter of who made them and in which way they're presented? When sharing them as Gist on GitHub ( https://gist.github.com ) for example, they're very well format
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by mindrun 11y ago
ooookay, That might sound a biiiiit too self-convinced, sorry for that :D
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by mindrun 11y ago
I think I found a short way to web-developer's garden eden...
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Snippets Are the Future(leo.github.io)
3 points by mindrun 11y ago|8 comments
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by mindrun 11y ago
Why don't you just stop writing him? I mean, it looks like he's just not interested in chatting. Or did he do this to your client?
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Design and Development(leo.github.io)
1 points by mindrun 11y ago|0 comments
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by mindrun 11y ago
Hehe, that's a another good point! Didn't think of the "sandbox" attribute before, will do so next time I write about iframes. Thanks for the info!
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by mindrun 11y ago
I think that's exactly the problem I was trying to pass: I don't want to use JS to modify the content of an iframe that's embedded in my site. Why? Because it's dirty. The advantage of using the 'all' property
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You probably don't need iframes for external content(leo.github.io)
3 points by mindrun 11y ago|5 comments
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No more CSS grid frameworks(leo.github.io)
3 points by mindrun 11y ago|0 comments
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WWW vs. no-WWW – fight(leo.github.io)
4 points by mindrun 11y ago|0 comments
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by mindrun 12y ago
Thanks for those suggestions! For hackers (who also mostly write on their pc) this could be a way to journal. But for the most people, that's not really an option. I also think in the longer term, that's not the right way to accom
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by mindrun 12y ago
Yep, that's the app I was using before I figured out that it doesn't encrypt my entries. Also it doesn't have a web-view, right? I thought it might be great if I would build a great-looking web-application which also has a we
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Ask HN: Are you writing a journal?
8 points by mindrun 12y ago|16 comments