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ruethewhirled
15y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by that?
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
Doesn't seem like many people are considering the "security" benefits of having private, constant and frozen. Being able to freeze an object to prevent anything modifying it would be useful for preventing 3rd party scripts you include on yo
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
"I would trust the professionalism and morality of an organization like the us military" Are you being sarcastic when you say that?
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
if you want to filter out prototypes you can use object.hasOwnProperty( property )
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Ask HN: International software patent issues?
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
I think its to do with Irish tax laws being more favorable to large international companies EDIT see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_Irish_Arrangement
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
Would be nice if you could include some information about whether the usage of the fonts is free eg licensing/legal type information
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
"Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has beaten Google founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, once again. And no, we are not talking about the success of the trio's social networking ventures. Zuckerberg is now richer than the Google duo." What exa
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
I guess librarians have enough common sense to distinguish between art and a bomb
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
After reading the article I assumed that Knight Ridder was a typo for Knight rider the tv show
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
Realistically how many windows users have even heard of GNOME? Their not going to notice. And of course pausing it is not going to freeze the window to "Not Responding". The people working at Microsoft are actually really smart I don't thin
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
Kinda lame how Microsoft does this, perhaps it's some underhanded ploy to assert there relevance?
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
Same problem with setting the position off screen or 0% opacity. There is a lot of ways to hide an iframe
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
Anyone considered the monkeys didn't take the pictures and it was just set up to look like they did. Now they're kinda stuck because the only reason for the interest in the photos is because they were taken by monkeys, so they can't say th
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
that BGR site slows chrome down to a crawl for me :S
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
Pretty cool, Would be good to make the jQuery dependency more prominent. Was looking to create my own form of this but will use this instead. Does it require jQuery UI library?
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
I hate the way sites are using this kind of way to sign up. It feels so scammy and turns me right off what ever their "product" is, now I just want my email address back and couldn't care less about them. Next time I see the LaunchRock form
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
Javascript seems pretty low on that list..
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
After watching the video you'd come to the same conclusion. Doesn't seem to have anything to do with the product ..and so they code..
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
Would be good to see github do something about it. Was looking to use github for some new projects but after reading this now I might have a look at alternatives
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ruethewhirled
15y ago
It does seem like Google is more focused on the programing side of things and design is an afterthought for them. Which is a pity because I feel overall look and design dramatically changes my perceptions of how good something is. Another b
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ruethewhirled
16y ago
Ahh it all make sense now. Lots of these news articles come from slashdot
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ruethewhirled
16y ago
Is this going to be a new way for people to game search results? I personally wont be using it
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ruethewhirled
16y ago
Oh yeah, sorry I should have said domes for the radio dishes or what ever they are http://www.thelivingmoon.com/45jack_files/04images/Bases/Wai...
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ruethewhirled
16y ago
We hear about this quite often in the New Zealand media. People are often protesting outside the big "bubble" things and on the odd occasion (I think twice) people have jumped the fences and gotten past security to "pop" the "bubbles", caus
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ruethewhirled
16y ago
what is this? an advertisement for StatusNet?