sgarrity

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by sgarrity 12y ago
Patience, friends.
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by sgarrity 12y ago
I can't quite get a feel for the background and slant of some of these new web-only publications. I'm thinking of nautil.us and aeon.co in particular. They are science-focused, but lean toward philosophical topics. I can't fi
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by sgarrity 12y ago
I wonder what "initially with a streaming version of Photoshop" actually means. In a roundabout way, this is Photoshop on Linux, which is interesting.
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by sgarrity 12y ago
Can you elaborate on this statement? "Now that it's possible to write sensible UI components" I'm curious what improvements you are referring to.
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by sgarrity 12y ago
This was the Earth's crusts doing a 'pivot'. Probably quite disruptive.
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by sgarrity 12y ago
Oh, forgot http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/ - economics for people who don't care about economics.
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by sgarrity 12y ago
http://99percentinvisible.org/ - Design focused, but interesting for anyone http://atp.fm/ - Mac/iOS focused, but again, interesting for anyone http://www.radiolab.org/ - General inter
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by sgarrity 12y ago
I created an artists rendition of this last year: http://www.actsofvolition.com/archive/2013/september/swimmin...
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by sgarrity 12y ago
The name on the registration is "paulvonribbeck", which brings up an environmental activist with a history such shinnanigins: http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/science-slam-ak...
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by sgarrity 12y ago
This was my mistake. Embarrassing. Fixed.
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by sgarrity 13y ago
They should probably work on the mixed-content SSL warnings on their own website. It's obviously not related to the security of the phones, but it doesn't instill much confidence.
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by sgarrity 13y ago
The Firefox devtools have been improving dramatically. I'm looking forward to dropping Firebug completely. The responsive mode is an excellent new feature. What I'd really like, though is a single set of web devtools that can insp
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by sgarrity 13y ago
I'm glad to see Firebug being replace with a more modern set of tools, but you're right - Firebug (and the webkit devtools that followed from it) is/was amazing. It was probably the most significant change in front-end web de
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by sgarrity 13y ago
re: #2 You can edit all of the individual components of a tag (attributes, the tag itself, add new attributes, etc.), but you can't edit/select the entire tag or child tags at once as you can in Firebug. This can be really powerfu
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by sgarrity 14y ago
I was thinking of non-media files - arbitrary files. PDF, docx, odf, txt, etc. The lack of being able to attach arbitrary files to Issues is awkward. That said, for open projects, I can see them wanting to avoid becoming an accidental free
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by sgarrity 14y ago
So, it's images only? I can't find any mention of what file types are supported.
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by sgarrity 14y ago
For what it's worth, I've been very pleased with Gnome 3 and the new direction and focus in Gnome interface and design.
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by sgarrity 14y ago
A nice move. Too bad the XPS13 has a (reportedly) terrible display: http://www.theverge.com/2012/3/6/2848346/dell-xps-13-review#...
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by sgarrity 14y ago
Known issue - fix is in the queue. A fragment of code from the soon-to-be-released responsive layout variation made it into the live site before the rest.
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by sgarrity 14y ago
Yeah, this page was mostly written for internal use and hasn't gone through the usually editing process. I'll clean up those typos though. Good point about the cursor too (it's the difference between anchor tag buttons and form input elemen
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by sgarrity 15y ago
It’s about time.