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by nawariata 15y ago
This is common approach in MVC frameworks, where every view (template/partial/widget) is rendered independently and then injected into main template.
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by nawariata 15y ago
This is expected behavior. Browsers follow the link on mouse up event, if you try to drag it away then mouse up happens outside of the button area and link won't be followed. Button remains active as last clicked element, this behavior is a
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by nawariata 15y ago
Reminds me of a man who was actually able to get artificial vision through a camera wired directly to his brain. The article is over a decade old, makes me wonder what happened to that technology. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0YU
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by nawariata 15y ago
Using the car analogy, crippling hardware to make it slower is an equivalent of putting speed limiter on an engine (admittedly for different reasons) which still makes it fully operational. Purposefully introducing bugs is like making airba
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by nawariata 15y ago
Kinda cruel to do speed test and ignore browser which advertised itself as the fastest browser on Earth not so long ago.
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by nawariata 15y ago
What problems did you encounter? I own .lt domain purchased via french registrar without trouble.
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by nawariata 15y ago
Dr. Chandra, RobotCrunch Subtle jab at Arrington? =)
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by nawariata 15y ago
I'm currently building a hybrid. An app would benefit from pure javascript frontend (speed), but to honor accessibility (and SEO), I've decided to serve pages traditionally using static urls, and only if client has javascript enabled, it wi
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by nawariata 15y ago
You can always use func_get_args() if you truly want it that way.