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by runaway 8y ago
These aren't mopeds to me. They don't have pedals.
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by runaway 9y ago
Raised in LA and so was my mother, but she would say "back east". I always took it in a historical sense.
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by runaway 10y ago
I made a Chrome extension that opens a player on specifically selected gifs but not wholesale (would need too much memory) https://github.com/0ui/gif-scrubber
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by runaway 10y ago
The author is wrong about gifs encoding full frames. Properly encoded gifs only store the pixels that change in each frame. His own example with the dog shows this http://i.imgur.com/wISu3An.png
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by runaway 11y ago
The character's name was actually Cypher. Not sure if the Matrix reference was a mistake or if I'm not catching onto something else.
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by runaway 12y ago
I switched to Nil w/ the Big Duo color scheme about a year ago and since then no other theme/scheme looks right. To me, it's the perfect use of contrast while still pleasing to the eye.
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by runaway 12y ago
I think the idea is that in a capitalist competition we should assume all actors are trying to monopolize the industry and really only follow laws to avoid harming their bottom line. The same way you'd design any system by assuming any
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by runaway 12y ago
Well viewport units are completely flexible/dynamic [1]. That's their purpose. But I can see how this library might be a quicker solution in many cases. [1] http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css-values/#viewport-re
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by runaway 12y ago
This is very nicely done, however css viewport units have what appears to be the same browser support and are built-in. I think what this delivers that css doesn't is explicit bounds for min and max size, whereas you'd have to do
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by runaway 12y ago
The browser version has shortcuts for next track (n/j/b), prev track (p/k/z), play/pause (x/c/space), stop (v), and heart (l/h/f). I use Plug regularly but does it add anything in that regard?
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by runaway 12y ago
I think the point is that your hands may get greasy or have food bits on them and you can still browse without getting your keyboard dirty.
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by runaway 12y ago
I think tools like React actually make debugging situations like this easier. Instead of trying to figure out what actions a user took that manipulated the DOM with jQuery n times, I can take an exact snapshot of the state of the applicatio
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by runaway 13y ago
Wow. I've read anti-sports rants before, but never one so lengthy and pointless. It reminds me a lot of the hate I see for pop stars on the internet. The vitriol over the Biebers and One Directions simply because they're popular i
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by runaway 13y ago
It's really great along a few narrowly defined routes, i.e. if you want to get from Universal to Staples Center or Downtown to Culver City. But so many shorter routes that are still extremely common (like going from Sherman Oaks to the
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by runaway 13y ago
EDIT: Sent.
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by runaway 13y ago
Just got an invite (thanks @speg !) Sent one to headcanon so I have 1 left.
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by runaway 14y ago
The word "forge" seems to me an odd choice for a company that deals in finance. Three of us here independently saw negative connotations when it comes to money, security, trust, etc. but nobody else has brought it up yet so perhaps it's jus
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by runaway 14y ago
Not generally, because few would define a market in terms of a single day since it's not very useful. Usually a period of one year is assumed but can commonly be a quarter or a month. But technically, if you defined it that way, sure it had
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by runaway 14y ago
You say this as if the press is using the term in a misleading or special way, but in business the term "market share" has always meant percentage of volume for a given time period, not including product still being used. People might use a
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by runaway 14y ago
Because I personally don't value seeing a flesh-and-blood person very much. In my experience, Amazon has them beat in price, convenience, and customer service (they replace items and take my returns without an attitude, always). They also c
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by runaway 14y ago
I can't find any actual citations of the word regulate used to mean "to make regular". The only references I found are in articles trying to explain the Commerce Clause. The word regulate comes from the Latin regulare "to control by rule,
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by runaway 14y ago
This article seems to assume that in order for resolution to have an effect on perceived picture quality, you need to be able to discern individual pixels in the image and I haven't been convinced this is the case. Couldn't the image just "
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by runaway 14y ago
> One of the biggest improvements, not offered by the Lockitron, is the lack of needing to fumble in your pockets for anything Did you watch the full video? This version of Lockitron has proximity-based keyless entry like some cars do
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by runaway 14y ago
One difference I notice is that RottenTomatoes uses color more effectively. Looking at their homepage I see the red and green tomato icons and instantly see which movies are highly/poorly rated. The blue and gray clouds here don't contrast
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by runaway 14y ago
Is there a way to release an HTML5 game that isn't open source (viewable code)? Other than obfuscating the code isn't it necessarily available to the user?
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by runaway 15y ago
Incredible, I literally started making a client-side gif animator like this on Wednesday. I'm kinda glad I didn't try to finish the whole thing yet, as this is very well done. I didn't know about that cool GifEncoder.
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by runaway 15y ago
Also, as I understand it, pure CSS transitions and effects are often much faster than using javascript.
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by runaway 15y ago
The impression I got from the article is that you'd just open it up with whatever HTML editor you want. Particularly where it says "authors can further customize their books with HTML5 or JavaScript". That's pretty well spec'd.
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by runaway 15y ago
It sounds like it is open. HTML-based with a couple vendor-specific properties that anyone can interpret if they like. Anything I'm missing?
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by runaway 15y ago
I would say their user interface was designed to be a maze which is extremely difficult for the average user to figure out. Nothing was technically impossible once I found out the convoluted way to do it, but the design is no accident and m

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