riamu

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by riamu 7y ago
If you're still developing carousels then you deserve everything you get with Safari. Have fun with that :)
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by riamu 7y ago
Ok that's fair. From a developer's PoV, Safari is a terrible browser. It's old and buggy and stifles innovation on iOS in the same way ie did on windows.
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by riamu 7y ago
Safari is a terrible, Apple-like version of WebKit. The last viable windows version of Safari was abandoned 8 years ago, so please nobody use this browser.
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by riamu 13y ago
Wait... We're still talking about QR codes?
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by riamu 13y ago
That comma shouldn't be there - Horse drawn CSS :)
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by riamu 14y ago
Nice looking application. I'm not sure that I'd ever have a use for it personally, but it would be nice to give to the designers in the office for when they want to prototype code for a web app. A few points: - It would be nice to be able t
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by riamu 14y ago
Maybe a win for FB but certainly not for employees who would be on a share vestment plan that's locked to a price that would be (I imagine) higher than $31 - does anyone know the specifics of the employee share plans and the amount of the c
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by riamu 14y ago
Is hiding an input element really more functional than just having an input field appear on the page? The simple fact that it required instruction to use: "Hint: click or drag on the page" (and rather ambiguous instruction too as there are
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by riamu 15y ago
This is some strange joke.. right?
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by riamu 15y ago
I clicked play on that video thinking it would be in informative introduction.. tip: don't press play