phalasz

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   by phalasz 13y ago

   Love it. :)
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   by phalasz 14y ago

   Yeah, it is quite funny. Love the code critique :)
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   by phalasz 14y ago

   My thoughts exactly. And as other pointed out earlier, this happens all the time.
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   by phalasz 15y ago

   Firstly. Really good idea to list these books. As for the direct link vs. link to the website... You could have both maybe?
5. 5.▲
   by phalasz 15y ago

   Still it is EPIC especially in HTML5. Quite impressed how far you can go with HTML5 and javascript :)
6. 6.▲
   by phalasz 15y ago

   Useful site. Will definitely use it in the future to look up features.
7. 7.▲
   by phalasz 15y ago

   Really good. They just take the piss out of this whole thing. Nicely done :)
8. 8.▲
   by phalasz 15y ago

   I agree with both of your points. I do agree that the solution wired used is really creative and cool and will raise the point. Also I think that what wikipedia did on the english pages proves a stronger point since they don't give you a me
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   by phalasz 15y ago

   I agree. It is very neatly done.
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    by phalasz 15y ago

    I think the checkbox approach would be good. Nice tool though. Easy to try out quick changes fast.
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    by phalasz 15y ago

    Looks quite useful for people who use vim a lot. Seems basic vim features work well enough. Will keep an eye on it for sure.