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by printer 14y ago
Maybe it needs a little more work. I've got a "Unhandled DOMException: SYNTAX_ERR" in jQuery. And "plugins.js" and "main.js" are loaded twice. Also: I'm on Opera and get a lot of CSS errors. Some are strange: "-o-opacity is an unknown prope
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by printer 14y ago
Some days ago I posted this link: http://www.billbuxton.com/multitouchOverview.html These word sum it up for me: " In making this statement about their awareness of past work, I am not criticizing Westerman, the iPhone, or Apple. It is s
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by printer 14y ago
Why don't browsers support TeX anyway? Maybe it could even be embedded in a HTML page, like SVG. <!doctype html> <tex> Hello, World \bye </tex>
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by printer 14y ago
Well the Palm Pilot isn't multitouch so ofcourse you can't do a pinch there. But double click just works out of the box on almost all devices when an existing OS is used. I think you should give this a read: http://www.billbuxton.com/multi
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by printer 14y ago
Would you ever think about patenting a double touch interaction when you were the first to implement a double click action on a touchscreen? I think these things are so obvious I would even be ashamed to call them my innovation.
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by printer 14y ago
This note is very clever. A lot of "fact" are just wrong but they are written in a very convincing manner so that nobody will check them. "sending a loud and clear message that stealing isn’t right" Well Steve Jobs liked to quote somethin
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Insane in the Chromatophores (squid skin display)(youtube.com)
1 points by printer 14y ago|0 comments
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by printer 14y ago
On Google Search: Options -> Search settings -> Languages There you can change the language(s) of your search result. I think you can mark up to 10 languages.
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Steve Jobs: Good artists copy. Great artists steal.(youtube.com)
4 points by printer 14y ago|4 comments
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by printer 14y ago
Just use SVG for logo's and icons. I use it all the time. They even render better than reduced PNG logo's.
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by printer 14y ago
Yes. Super cars are not best selling cars.
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by printer 14y ago
Thanks. This article is also clear about the differences: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photochemistry
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by printer 14y ago
Just curious: why isn't the making of vitamin D by the human skin called photosynthesis?
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by printer 14y ago
Nice, I did not know this was possible. But I'm currently on Windows Server 2008, and the invert option is only available in the magnifier screen.
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by printer 14y ago
Thank you. I already use something similar calles Red Shift. But I still think it would be nice to have a reflective display.
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Ask HN: Reflective display for programming
6 points by printer 14y ago|4 comments
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Real-time path traced Brigade demo at Siggraph(raytracey.blogspot.nl)
2 points by printer 14y ago|1 comments
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by printer 14y ago
"Apple is the world’s largest company" . Last time I checked Apple was listed somewhere around 30 (20th for most profitable). Maybe Day4 didn't check there facts...
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by printer 14y ago
Every font is designed for a purpose. Serif fonts are designed to help the brain recognize the different letters. Comic Sans was designed to be used informal. Helvetica was designed to be used in signage. Verdana was designed to be readable
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by printer 14y ago
So does the user sprinkle the powder after each slice, or does the machine somehow do it? How would the machine make an even layer of powder? I can't make it up from the pictures, but most printers just trow a pile of powder on top of the
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by printer 14y ago
1: A very thin layer of powder (plastic) is evenly spread. Then the print head prints a binder on the places where you want to create a slice of your 3D model. Then another layer of powder is layered on top of it and GOTO 1. When all slices