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by ronaldj 16y ago
I hate batteries.
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by ronaldj 16y ago
Personal computing has left the realm of the desk and the office. Surely, we can use a mouse and keyboard while being mobile, but we wouldn't trade the accuracy and ergonomics of a mouse and keyboard for something else when at home or at wo
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by ronaldj 16y ago
Am I the only one that's sad about this?
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by ronaldj 16y ago
Why not?
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by ronaldj 16y ago
Isn't that kind of a ridiculous question? Obviously, none.
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by ronaldj 16y ago
It's interesting how it sticks the images in the DOM as hidden image elements. I've been working with canvas for the past year and I've never come across someone doing it that way before. Anyone know pros/cons over doing it that way versus
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by ronaldj 16y ago
Amazingly cool.
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by ronaldj 16y ago
Instead of a click, why not make it a roll over?
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by ronaldj 16y ago
It'd be great is the canvas api returned the context object whenever you made a change to it, so we could do chaining without an extra library.
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by ronaldj 16y ago
Used this a number of times in a pinch. It'll definitely be missed. Makes me want a smartphone a little more.
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by ronaldj 16y ago
The canvas code could be optimized to make it just as efficient.
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by ronaldj 16y ago
I believe it.
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by ronaldj 16y ago
I would've bought one if they released it for Verizon.
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by ronaldj 16y ago
Looked at the US page, from ATT: $10.24 / MB for data. Seriously? What year is it?
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by ronaldj 16y ago
Russian Circles Pelican Explosions in the Sky Thrice MGMT
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by ronaldj 16y ago
From my experience with ExtJS and IE, the problem with IE is that it lazily evaluates stuff. Your ExtJS will load lightning fast in IE6, but when you start click on stuff it then runs the JavaScript to generate the HTML. Other browsers don'
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by ronaldj 16y ago
This is dumb. This is awesome: http://ukijs.org/mail/index.html
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by ronaldj 16y ago
24 steps: Interpol to In Flames: http://labs.echonest.com/SixDegrees/?start=interpol&end=...
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by ronaldj 16y ago
I loved this movie when I was a kid!
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by ronaldj 16y ago
They have some more small little artsy videos they did for Chrome's features, which I've never seen before: http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/features_mac.html
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by ronaldj 16y ago
If you have to use a stylus you've already failed.
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by ronaldj 16y ago
It's great!
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by ronaldj 16y ago
This is great. Apple isn't the company I fell in love with. Can anyone say that this still represents the Apple we know today: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USn5t5nQWU8
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by ronaldj 16y ago
Or this one? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cl7xQ8i3fc0
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by ronaldj 17y ago
I'm in the same boat. I think Apple should consider adopting that bullshit "Don't be evil" mantra.
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by ronaldj 17y ago
"... to help build the first US nuclear power stations for 30 years." Shouldn't that be the first US nuclear power stations in 30 years?
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by ronaldj 17y ago
I'm sure this will go up once they start offering the Nexus One for Verizon.
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by ronaldj 17y ago
"Mobile browser detection is really hard. None of the reports I've read so far show how they detect browsers." From my experience it's pretty easy, here's one way to do it: <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”mobile.css” media=”only screen an
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by ronaldj 17y ago
Every time I hit backspace I get sent back to this page or ones before it.
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by ronaldj 17y ago
You mean the database shards didn't give it away? :P

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