rubyruy

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by rubyruy 14y ago
Pfshaw, tags are old hat. They are also just a re-hashing of the humble search keyword of olde. The real new hat is search and all major OSes are doing this more or less correctly now. I don't recall the last time I browsed to a document. A
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by rubyruy 14y ago
The MIME type is allowed to add information about the nature of the data encoded on top of the encoding. This is why we have application/xhtml+xml. It means "this is encoded using xml, and btw the parsed xml structure is xhtml". The ideal p
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by rubyruy 14y ago
Good... the slow blade penetrates the shield... but look down. We'd have joined each other in death. However, you did seem to finally get in the mood.
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by rubyruy 14y ago
Yeah it's just unfortunate. It's effectively like attempting to distribute a broken library. People simply can't use it, and even though it may have had the workings of a good solution for many people, you're just not going to get any users
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by rubyruy 14y ago
The license/copying file that is actually distributed with the code still is what you have to go by. Without license information you MUST assume full copyright sadly.
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by rubyruy 15y ago
I was hoping for a more technical article - the core techs for HTML5 gaming aren't quite from what I can tell. WebGL and the Audio APIs in particular seem on shaky ground for the moment... it seems there are still rather major security a
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by rubyruy 16y ago
There aren't 2 Ts or any Ys in "video", duh.
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by rubyruy 19y ago
Paul Graham can compress ANY data by at least 1 bit, including binary 1.
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by rubyruy 19y ago
It seems to me you are missing the point of living in a modern economy - one with currency and the free exchange of goods and services ;) Yeah, you could go to medical school and "make a difference". However, I'm going to guess (perhaps wro