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rimantas
12y ago
It does not mean we shouldn't too.
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rimantas
12y ago
I hope that 100 years from now we will still look at those who could benefit humanity by doing experiments on animals but did not do so for "moral" reasons with disgust.
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rimantas
12y ago
It worked perfectly fine for me from ~2004 and forward. I guess the bigger problem is that web tech is considered somehow not important so lots of developers did not really bother to unserstand CSS. I think around 2005 we had a golden times
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rimantas
12y ago
I think CSS Zen Garden still exists...
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rimantas
12y ago
Ok, now make it repsonsive, e.g. one column should be below the other on the narrow screen.
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rimantas
12y ago
Check out http://camendesign.com/ The last time I looked it had no ids nor classes.
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rimantas
12y ago
Except that div have no semantics by definition.
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rimantas
12y ago
> Immature 4Chan memes (trollface etc.) have no place in a business, not even among developers. Oh, they do. E.g. to make fun of those trying to look sooo professional.
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rimantas
12y ago
I sometimes entertain myself with the thought, that respect for military and disdain for prostitution should be reversed: the job where you are trained to kill effectively is glorified, the job where you give love (physical at least) is fro
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rimantas
12y ago
There really is only one–AppCode, and not really an alternative, because usually you end up using both.
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rimantas
12y ago
What do you mean MySQL was not aquired by Sun? I was among ~400 MySQL employees in Orlando when the deal was announced. Yes, Sun was later bought by Oracle.
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rimantas
12y ago
However, even before MySQL was acquired by Sun the most serious engine—InnoDB which got bought by Oracle in 2005 but still kept open source.
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rimantas
12y ago
If Apple cared about backlash we would not gave iPod, iPhone, iPad, MackBook Air…
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rimantas
12y ago
Ok, next time look something up on maps and then go to barista and ask them, what were you looking at. May give some credibility to "the whole starbucks knows" claim.
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rimantas
12y ago
From what I saw if you import your photos from Aperture it just creates it's own library, and most likelys by copying everything so there should be no conflicts (but probably no synchronization either).
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rimantas
12y ago
With the touch strip you'd be limited by the length of it and 1:1 mapping for scrolling.
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rimantas
12y ago
The point is to use them for prototypes and then throw away, alas it is never done. My personal opinion is that without CSS frameworks the web would be a better place. Not is is common just throw a bunch of frameworks (js and css) into the
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rimantas
12y ago
Aperture will not be updated any more. They announced that quite a long time ago (maybe when first introducing Photos, I don't really remember).
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rimantas
12y ago
Europe needs the bully who feels free to do whatever comes to mind (like grabbing territory of the another country) even less.
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rimantas
12y ago
Does "everywhere" include e.g. Firefox? Also, no, you don't have to make web applications comparable to native apps. At all. Just make native.
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rimantas
12y ago
If you have no idea what you are doing then doing it exponentially faster won't help much.
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rimantas
12y ago
Yeah, I kinda consider guys fighting for the women right just an another expression of sexism.
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rimantas
12y ago
I suppose internet persona being very different from the real person also tells something about the person.
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rimantas
12y ago
Yes, it is valid. To quote Tantek: > if it’s not curlable, it’s not on the web. http://tantek.com/2015/069/t1/js-dr-javascript-required-dead
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rimantas
12y ago
This is solving the wrong problem. Car self-driving through 2-4 rush hours does not solve the problem. Not having 2-4 rush hours would.
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rimantas
12y ago
Leaking what data?
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rimantas
12y ago
Yup, and if it had 5 ports value vould be five times as much, right? For some value is not in the ports.
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rimantas
12y ago
In some cases you don't even have to log into anything, just type one line to create migration and another line to run it.
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rimantas
12y ago
A single tap does not require much of the patience. Edit: ok, I will expand a bit. At least on iOS an app using notifications asks for the permission. So a single tap is all it needs to get zero notifications. Even if one allows notificati
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rimantas
12y ago
http://vault.simplebits.com/publications/bulletproof/ comes close, alas it is quite old. OTOH it may be still worth taking a look, because the same way of thinking still applies. Also, it was written in the golden
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