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by nym 16y ago
How can one identify if they've been compromised? Is there any kind of fix?
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by nym 16y ago
I think the title is just ambiguous, as in "Opera joins in 'Jobs vs Flash' argument."
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Hive: Simplified WebWorkers with jQuery(github.com)
4 points by nym 16y ago|0 comments
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Live: Web 2.0 Expo's Launchpad for startups(oreil.ly)
1 points by nym 16y ago|0 comments
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by nym 16y ago
The fine grained control makes me feel like I have more say in the process, even if in the end I'll probably just split evenly.
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Popeye 2.0: Elegant Integrated Lightboxes(dev.herr-schuessler.de)
1 points by nym 17y ago|0 comments
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JsPlumb your DOM(morrisonpitt.com)
2 points by nym 17y ago|0 comments
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$.delegate() and you(sitecrafting.com)
1 points by nym 17y ago|0 comments
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by nym 17y ago
Can someone explain why this is so beautiful or clever?
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PluginQuery - Search for jQuery Plugins(pluginquery.com)
7 points by nym 17y ago|1 comments
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by nym 17y ago
Two cameras, a GPS, better graphics, and an open operating system . Very nice.
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by nym 17y ago
Interesting, I didn't know about the <NSFW> element.
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by nym 17y ago
No.
224.
by nym 17y ago
If they are in fact phoning home, wouldn't that be interesting to know?
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by nym 17y ago
Yes.
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Haiti: CrisisMapping(youtube.com)
5 points by nym 17y ago|0 comments
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by nym 17y ago
I thought the guy was disfigured until I read this comment and realized the blog author had watermarked over the guy's face.
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by nym 17y ago
spam
229.
by nym 17y ago
Ahem, "Fluff Busting Purity"... you could also call it "Fluff BP", but then British Petroleum might get upset too.
230.
by nym 17y ago
My favorite: "JohnResig == awesome, but DouglasCrockford === awesome"
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by nym 17y ago
There are all sorts of uses! For example, you could make a site called smilelinks that is automatically generated based off the webpages that make you smile. My guess is cuteoverload would dominate the list.
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by nym 17y ago
:)
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by nym 17y ago
If you're going to write large scale widgets, YUI is a better suited choice because of it's already large collection of A-grade supported widgets, and emphasis on reuse. Yahoo! has put a ton of work into making sure their widgets are access
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by nym 17y ago
Yes you can, just tiny screen, tiny processor.
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by nym 17y ago
I can't wait until someone comes out with a tablet that has a camera on the backside, so you can do proper Augmented Reality. Imagine being able to walk around with a window into another world - now that's revolutionary.
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by nym 17y ago
Have a design company but no good at designing? http://99designs.com/logo-design/store/search?q=design has design company logos for you :-)
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by nym 17y ago
Yes, but if you check out the site they don't just update the position to mimic fixed, they "bounce" it into place.
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by nym 17y ago
Mine is #bada55. Just sayin.
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Location Sharing is Coming to Facebook(readwriteweb.com)
4 points by nym 17y ago|1 comments
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by nym 17y ago
It annoys me more to have the ad follow me on the right hand side. I like supporting ad-driven websites, but why not used position: fixed instead of a bouncy JS animation?

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