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by rwaldron 13y ago
The documented semantics of the hidden attribute say otherwise https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Global_att... http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/html/ma
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by rwaldron 13y ago
There isn't a single test in the repo.
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by rwaldron 13y ago
"In fact, it is the computer that makes no sense, and doesn't act like any other object in your house." I really appreciate that you wrote this, thank you.
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by rwaldron 13y ago
Is this a joke?
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by rwaldron 13y ago
The abstraction is the whole point, so I guess you either love it or you don't ;)
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by rwaldron 13y ago
Do this today with Johnny-Five: https://github.com/rwldrn/johnny-five
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by rwaldron 14y ago
...No formal semantic or syntactic specification...
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by rwaldron 14y ago
I'm glad you think it's weird ;) From the Firmata website: "Firmata is a generic protocol for communicating with microcontrollers from software on a host computer. It is intended to work with any host computer software package. Right now th
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by rwaldron 14y ago
That's not true. Create a PeerConnection and feed it a getUserMedia stream object.
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by rwaldron 15y ago
This year, my motto is: "Tests or it doesn't exist" - don't use any code that isn't tested or the author is unwilling to accept contributed tests.
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by rwaldron 15y ago
Related: http://weblog.bocoup.com/javascript-webrtc-opera-mobile-12/
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by rwaldron 15y ago
"Node" as in http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-3-Core/core.html#ID-195064124... - not "node.js". Seriously runs in the browser.
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by rwaldron 15y ago
They didn't even bother to change the indentation whitespace...
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by rwaldron 15y ago
This is sort of thing that happens when developers start thinking that jQuery is "bloated" and that they can do better and start ripping out code without fully understanding the expected behaviour. Nothing in jQuery is there without good re
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by rwaldron 15y ago
Exactly :D
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by rwaldron 15y ago
We do... http://popcornjs.org/
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by rwaldron 15y ago
"Perhaps this is related to the track record of at least one of the Nodejitsu founders" This is irrelevant to applications hosted on his company's domain.
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by rwaldron 15y ago
I'm one of the authors and maintainers of Popcorn.js and this is unbelievably cool. I think you may be the first ever commercial product built with Popcorn.js - so congrats on that and for making such a worthwile product.
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by rwaldron 15y ago
I actually had the pleasure of witnessing this in development and it is _very_ cool.
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by rwaldron 15y ago
Thanks dude!
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by rwaldron 15y ago
You have the "brown note" on sound files? Nice!
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by rwaldron 15y ago
change the hz value... the higher you go, the more dangerous it is.
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by rwaldron 15y ago
No kidding, especially considering this: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-audio/2011Feb/...
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by rwaldron 15y ago
Hahaha, nice!
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by rwaldron 15y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2541317
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by rwaldron 15y ago
Doesn't work in Firefox, Opera or IE9. It's written with the Web Audio API available in Chrome on OSX (about:flags to enable) All it does is emits an adjustable frequency sine-tone.
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by rwaldron 15y ago
Hey everyone! I wrote this little toy... I'm glad you're all enjoying it. NOTE: OSX, Chrome dev channel (12.0.733.0 dev is the version I wrote this in) w/ Web Audio API enabled is the only way this is going to work for you. Everyone else wi
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by rwaldron 15y ago
In the future, please post any jQuery bugs you happen to find in the jQuery Bug Tracker http://bugs.jquery.com/ This helps us to help you! And remember, the future in San Dimas is excellent... so be excellent to each other.
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by rwaldron 16y ago
Thanks for making the Aristo theme for jQuery UI (and you're welcome) :)
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by rwaldron 16y ago
:D Glad you like it!

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