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by myfonj 11y ago
In retrospect it seems he could have saved himself a Fiddler session if he just opened console debugger in browser and used `?"-(function(){debugger}())-"` in URL instead of `?"-prompt()-"`. (I would not have guessed thi
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by myfonj 11y ago
And "there is no more content in the parent element" applies here. Actually, what you call "very specific cases" are in fact, well, all reasonable cases. That list consists of all block level elements that can appear in
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V8 doesn't stable sort (2008)(code.google.com)
2 points by myfonj 11y ago|0 comments
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by myfonj 11y ago
I'd add http://regexpal.com/ for historical completeness. It's the first such tool I used and prefer it even today. Very sad that from what it seems Steven Levithan sold entire domain recently and is not updated a
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by myfonj 11y ago
It is actually true for PCRE (PHP), Python, and and a bit for non-global Javascript regex. For global matches in JS it is, I dare to say, incredibly difficult, if not impossible. I haven't seen visualised submatches in JS anywhere. I&#
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by myfonj 12y ago
Pretty neat! And I see you have included that tileset natively. I think that making "pure ASCII image-less tileset" should be piece of cake as well: .tile:after { display: block; text-align: center; font: bold 30px
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by myfonj 12y ago
Ad funny hack with ASCII tileset: I googled for some `NetHack ASCII tileset` and found [1], made userstyle [2] that uses this picture and it works seemingly well [3]. So I suppose there will some "true console-looking" tileset soo
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by myfonj 12y ago
> Have a nice day, Andy! > Nice days are made , not had ! #page/n79/mode/2up
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by myfonj 12y ago
There is a great (humorous) Computerphile video about this topic: "The Problem with Time & Timezones" [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5wpm-gesOY
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by myfonj 12y ago
Not speaking about processing costs, this could be nice format for storing the data. Consider the example from page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 a · 1 2 · · · · b · A # # · · · c · · # # # · · e · · · 9 # 3 · f · · · 8 # 4 · h · · # #
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by myfonj 12y ago
Feature idea: BRUSH. After finishing a shape or stroke, call it a brush and drag it. Brush from a shape (like in the example chevron): . 2 3 . . . . . 1 4B# . . . . . # # # . . . . . # # # . . . . # # 5 . . . # # # . .
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by myfonj 12y ago
Idea of shared/distributed backup leads me to vision of web browsers actively archiving and sharing public data. No more slashdot effects: more clients hits some public resource, more caches are filled and seeded in case of original re
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by myfonj 12y ago
Why not just function isPrime(n) { return !/^1?$|^(11+?)\1+$/.test(Array(n+1).join('1')) } then? :]
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by myfonj 12y ago
For those lazy but curious, hurl: http://hurl.eu/hurls/75bc3ea92343cf38b3711597c5bd4a2e25bed84... (GET of ` https://play.google.com/store` with User-Agent header of Fx 35 on Android)
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by myfonj 12y ago
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by myfonj 12y ago
Other thing that wasn't mentioned is the actual mechanism that caused that 'controlled randomness': http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V-1_flying_bomb#Guidance_system
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by myfonj 12y ago
I've hacked quick userstyle [1] that adds text labels into blocks, it seems like [2] then. [1] https://userstyles.org/styles/103877/game-about-squares-colo... [2] https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com&
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by myfonj 12y ago
Maybe it is some kind of prank, but actual JPEG [1] used in the article is not pure #000000 it is in fact #010101. [1] http://cdn4.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/incoming/article30427651....
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by myfonj 12y ago
Wee, cake is not a lie this time. Nice!
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by myfonj 12y ago
1) Referrer obscuring: If I wanted not to enclose referrer, I'd have told my browser not to do it. (I don't want to disable this so I don't like some sites forces me to do something very similar by their design.) 1a) (Rhetori
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by myfonj 12y ago
Another evil that roams interwebs are "farewell" gates for outgoing links; eg dA [1]. Unlike URL shorteners which could be in rare cases useful [2] I see not a single benefit of this. [1] http://www.deviantart.com/
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Google Chrome violates UAAG and CSS standards by removing user stylesheets(code.google.com)
2 points by myfonj 13y ago|0 comments
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by myfonj 13y ago
Good point. Headsup: this issue should be gone from the Trunk build of Firefox after July 2014; relevant bug [0] is resolved and fix shipped to Nightlies already. [0] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=63895
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by myfonj 13y ago
I suppose that’s the way most maps operate: loads map tiles and anchors current viewport properties in URL. Difference is that there is no 'real scroll position with real scrollbar'.
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by myfonj 13y ago
Yes, saving to URL would make this also shareable , so it would become real 'self contained Codepen' :] I've made something in this manner recently: http://tinyurl.com/selfcontained-editable-datauri
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by myfonj 13y ago
It is hard not to mention series of articles [0] on the same topic by Christopher 'vjeux' Chedeau [1] in this context. [1] http://blog.vjeux.com/?s=%22Image+Layout+Algorithm%22 [0] https://news.ycombina
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by myfonj 13y ago
Love the file size / file count transition! OT: I recall old and apparently abandoned Windows program called "Overdisk"[0] for examining entire filesystem, which uses similar visualization pattern and for me is pleasure to us
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by myfonj 13y ago
Consider even task to "open the contacts list". Who would guess it is hidden under "Gmail logo with dropdown arrow"? [0] Yes, after such recall it is single 'clickdrag' operation, but still, recognition just passed out. [0] https://dl.dro
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by myfonj 14y ago
I cannot express how much I adore Georgify Dark (Hacker News) userstyle [1]. And it is quite amusing to see how many other userstyles exist for this site [2]. BTW, There was "Show HN: HackerNews reimagined without tables or center elements.
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by myfonj 14y ago
Most vanilla browsers lets you add your own user style into cascade. In Firefox it is userContent.css and userChrome.css [1] (loaded at startup), in Google Chrome custom.css [2](this file is 'live'). IE [3] and Opera [4] have something lik

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