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by mxxx 14y ago
There's a working draft for an html5 clipboard API but as far as I'm aware it's yet to be implemented in any browsers. edit: http://www.w3.org/TR/clipboard-apis/
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by mxxx 14y ago
That's disappointing. I really like Bitfloor, I like the approach they'd taken to their API, and I felt among the major(ish) exchanges they were refreshingly open and honest. When they were compromised earlier they seemed to make a real ef
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by mxxx 14y ago
haha
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by mxxx 14y ago
yeah the instinct to panic sell is pretty amazing. at this point it seems pretty obvious that's the entire purpose of the DDOS, but it doesn't stop it from working. XD
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by mxxx 14y ago
advantage over what? a GoPro? in terms of Glass as a tiny camera, that technology already exists and has for a long time.
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by mxxx 14y ago
slashdot, arstechnica, echojs
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by mxxx 14y ago
i believe safari does this.
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by mxxx 14y ago
golf clap (did actually lol)
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by mxxx 14y ago
Ah cheers for that, makes a little more sense now.
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by mxxx 14y ago
man, i hope that's a joke.
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by mxxx 14y ago
Yeah, I remember having it on Opera Mini on my old Sony Ericsson, prior to the advent of 3G networks. It was extremely useful, actually.
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by mxxx 14y ago
Congratulations, this is great news for the BTC community. We appreciate your hard work.
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by mxxx 14y ago
i didn't realise this and came to report a bug. i don't think it's very self explanatory from a UX perspective...
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by mxxx 14y ago
Yeah, it'll be interesting to see what the Socket.IO 1.0 release brings, if it ever actually arrives...
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by mxxx 14y ago
even with proper browser support, websockets are fairly flaky. there's all kinds of issues with firewalls/proxies that can present problems. i've been working on an app recently that was (hoping) to implement websockets, but at this stage i
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by mxxx 14y ago
absolutely. i used to dream about doing something like this to asshat clients i had when i was starting out. it's kind of like the designer equivalent of quitting your desk job by kicking your monitor onto the floor and walking out giving e
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by mxxx 14y ago
That's quite a cool idea. Nice find.
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by mxxx 14y ago
A perfect case study in why the current practice of "just add a script tag with 'facebook.com/whatever.js' into your page and all your LIKE buttons will work magically!" is an absolutely terrible idea.
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by mxxx 14y ago
Agreed, it's a bit of a straw man. It's certainly an issue that hard drive capacity is advertised as being higher than it actually is (and that BS apple is pulling is inexcusable), but the actual issue people were taking with the Surface is
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by mxxx 14y ago
Wow these chrome experiments are really kicking it up a notch, hey. This is absolutely fantastic!
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by mxxx 14y ago
yeah generally i've preferred fiddle, but this is a nice redesign. might give it a whirl the next couple of times i need it, see how it goes.
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by mxxx 14y ago
Yep, all this stuff was already available. We've been using BrowserStack for ages and the VMs have been available from MS for a long time. All they've done here is package it up in a shiny looking website that's basically begging develope
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by mxxx 14y ago
Excellent stuff, thanks a lot for sharing. The Airbnb tech talks have been great, you guys are breaking some great ground and it's cool that you're so enthusiastic to share your discoveries.
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by mxxx 14y ago
literally on the first line. XD
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by mxxx 14y ago
Looks fantastic, might try and think of a use for it at work and give it a whirl. I remember being very impressed when reading the 'teardown' articles about how Apple had achieved it, the gap between a GIF and a <video> tag has alw
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by mxxx 14y ago
Yeah, I have to pretty strongly disagree with his statement there. All kinds of news outlets get caught with this kind of stuff time and time again.
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by mxxx 14y ago
When a vulnerability/exploit is discovered, there's a difference between dealing with it responsibly and using it to troll people "for the lulz". Don't paint this guy as a white hat trying to help AT&T patch their poor security. The ver
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by mxxx 14y ago
to be fair, of all the different petition.whitehouse.gov links that have popped up in the past couple of weeks, this is the only one i care about.
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by mxxx 14y ago
er, what? this is an API for developers, not an out-the-box solution for clients.
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by mxxx 14y ago
It's interesting to see everybody up in arms about how The Atlantic have "crossed the line" or "gone too far" because they took cash in exchange for a blatant advertorial, as though up until yesterday they were a sterling example of journal

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