staticshock

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by staticshock 19y ago
since there's no way reach standardization on every little arbitrary piece of ui functionality, the best way to deal with this is to provide some "Emulate x" options in the menu, which would switch things around to emulate some other applic
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by staticshock 19y ago
you want to ignore everyone new? just like that?
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by staticshock 19y ago
every "Why you'll never amount to anything" article i've read has lived up to its title :(
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by staticshock 19y ago
that's all fine and dandy, except for the implication that a background download equates to being technically savvy however, the hack itself is neat.
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by staticshock 19y ago
didn't know: - setting innerHTML is faster than dom manipulation - doing dom node manipulation is faster off dom (reinsert when manip is done) - is attaching a 'click' event listener really that much slower than setting node.onclick? disagr
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by staticshock 19y ago
the fact that it could be said about any language is part of his point. ruby isn't the one true language. just program in whatever language makes you feel good, be it ruby or not. nevertheless, some languages feel more zen-like on the avera
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by staticshock 19y ago
Storing the data in a "coherent way", as tfa says when it refers to schemas in a relational database, is what makes "asking questions" fast. Freenode's goal is to remove the schema and replace it with a graph to allow "any type of question"
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by staticshock 19y ago
Amazon.com Sales Rank: #279,510. anyone know how to get a chart of sales rank over time? is this baby going up or down?
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by staticshock 19y ago
newer versions of jquery also allow you to clean up the one global variable it adds, afaik, moving it to a location of your choosing. it's very clean.
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by staticshock 19y ago
the article is garbage, but i gotta give the author props for his tremendous indecision on this non-issue, as displayed in the subheading: "Teenagers are abandoning their Yahoo! and Hotmail accounts. Do the rest of us have to?"
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by staticshock 19y ago
that's the point of the study
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by staticshock 19y ago
security is likely not a serious prerequisite to the target demographic here
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by staticshock 19y ago
that book is hardly part of their core business, and should be regarded as such