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by nnash 14y ago
Your understanding of semantics is a bit hazy. Conversely to the pull quote you grabbed from me any semantic element can be used in a non-semantic way.
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by nnash 14y ago
>divs are not semantic HTML This is very wrong, divs are as semantic as you want them to be. If you have an element that looks like this: <div> <div> <div><p>Hello World<p&#62
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by nnash 14y ago
I agree, I can understand IE6 since not even ms supports it anymore but 7 and 8? Seems a bit drastic to me.
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by nnash 15y ago
Serfs barely made enough to get them through the winter, any aspirations aside from surviving and enjoying what time they could with their families were simply fantasies. The parallel you're trying to draw between the Big Wigs/Lords and Ser
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by nnash 15y ago
Really hate to be, that guy but this was posted almost a year ago and got ~200pts. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1921197
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by nnash 15y ago
Praise steam all you want but WON was still superior for mp half life mods. I still play an hl mod that has been around for years and 90% of the times a user is dropped is because of steam.
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by nnash 15y ago
Nintendo releases the Wii, Wii stalls next-gen consoles by shifting the focus of other companies to create movement sensing peripherals. The Wii moves on to the next market, that is some good strategy right there.
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by nnash 16y ago
There are a couple CAD schools you can choose from SCAD and MCAD are the most well known. Other art schools include RISD, Ringling and SVA. I'd also consider MICA simply because of their awesome study abroad program. Its slightly tricky wit
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by nnash 16y ago
Comic Sans, "The Geocities of Typefaces"... Yeah has a nice ring to it.
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by nnash 16y ago
It's a novelty item. You aren't intended to open the box and eat the cereal, the popularity of the cereal wasn't what was important to the buyers.
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by nnash 16y ago
HTML (structure) - Page layout CSS (presentation) - InDesign has style-sheets as well but they are different in some fundamental respects. JS (behavior) - Using fundamental design rules a designer can have a measure of control over how the
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by nnash 16y ago
If you have a countdown page I think you should put a form there that allows people to sign up for the beta and/or newsletter. That way the people who don't get to beta still receive updates.
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by nnash 16y ago
It may be a good idea for them from the stance that the author of the article is presenting, but any facebook user with an ounce of common sense will have the same sentiment that you do about it. I'm already concerned by how often facebook
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by nnash 16y ago
Saw this on Forrst earlier today and I'm still loving it. Great to see your project is getting so much attention. It deserves it.
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by nnash 16y ago
I've never really used drawing much other then for making rough thumbnail sketches for websites or icons. Knowing basic techniques, like perspective and lighting, greatly helps to improve a sense of realism in more advanced/trendy site desi
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by nnash 16y ago
Google Chrome on OSX seems to get confused when you try to use the back button after clicking on a couple of the options.
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by nnash 16y ago
Wait... Did you just compare being HIV positive to a handicap?As in something you get your own parking spot for?
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by nnash 16y ago
Arrington's post seemed unnecessarily condemning of craigslist. Why should a listings website be burned at the stake for removing adult services? I can't make the connection between "that kind of emotion", or rather, craiglist's decision to
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by nnash 16y ago
I think mentorship is an important part of any internship process. I'm currently an undergrad and I've had two separate internships. Both experiences, while great, focused on utilizing my existing skill set (which I consider to be limited).
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by nnash 16y ago
One-click registrations are really an innovative way to get people to sign up and try something. Normally you have to fill out an arduous form and decipher captchas. Services like facebook connect, twitter and Open ID Connect are much bette
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by nnash 16y ago
The simulated fibers on the Kindle's eInk screen are pretty incredible.
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by nnash 16y ago
How would it be a big story? Fox "spikes" stories that aren't even true, and are critical to the right every day. A lot of it ends up as fodder for the Daily Show.
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by nnash 16y ago
Since I can't down-vote snorkel I'll up-vote you instead. Here's hoping he forgot his '/s'.
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by nnash 16y ago
>A directory containing personal details about more than 100 million Facebook users has surfaced on an Internet file-sharing site. Oh you mean like the public directory that is already available on facebook that you've linked to in your
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by nnash 16y ago
Definitely impressive. I can't imagine the framerates with this engine being practical though.
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by nnash 16y ago
If I remember correctly the outcome of the mythbusters tests were plausible as the polygraphs showed a reaction to their intentions.
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by nnash 16y ago
It isn't just forums that are filling the gap it is sites like Ning, and Wordpress plugins like buddypress that are allowing people to develop their own "social networks" as well. Which has me thinking that it is probably better to create a
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by nnash 16y ago
that is what I was referring to yes.
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by nnash 16y ago
Personally I don't feel the need for a facebook alternative, and I'm sure that a majority of people feel the same way. Otherwise there wouldn't be 500 million facebook users. I'm happy with using facebook to connect with all my acquaintance
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by nnash 16y ago
Is this a joke? Wouldn't it make more sense to use Open ID or a custom build solution for user authentication/registration?

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