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by taitems 17y ago
1. NSFW thumbnail in recently added items list 2. The grey boxes and text-shadows combine to form some really unreadable text
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by taitems 17y ago
I don't actually use FriendFeed, but isn't that what it wanted to achieve re:notifications?
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by taitems 17y ago
The one I wish they had measured was createElement compared to innerHTML replacement. In my job I was always shocked to see massive HTML strings appended or replaced in an objects innerHTML, and instead wrote lots of createElements and crea
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by taitems 17y ago
Cool, keep downvoting. But what I'm saying is that performance etc always comes at the cost of something. In this case: font-rendering and anti-aliasing. Firefox renders text-effects beautifully!
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by taitems 17y ago
Yeah, but it still renders text funny when css effects such as text-shadow are applied to it. The anti-aliasing goes all early Windows Safari on you.
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by taitems 17y ago
Having just saw the indie flick "Moon" the other night, this scares me. Not from the humanitarian literal sense, but more so what corners a corporation may be willing to cut and safety measures forgone in order to minimise costs.
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by taitems 17y ago
Just some pieces of constructive critcism; the flow of information on the homepage is very confusing. I can't quite make out what you want the user to look at first, nor what is the most important information on the page. Your call to actio
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by taitems 17y ago
Oops, I meant to reply, not upvote. Sharepoint is only really utilised because it comes as part of Microsoft's enterprise package. More often than not it is recommended/purchased by the IT department solely, without any other input from man
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by taitems 17y ago
We're running Intranet DASHBOARD. It's an incredibly cost effective Australian-made product. When you're quoted upwards of $1 mil for Sharepoint licenses you'll understand.
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by taitems 17y ago
That would only apply to a highly competitive market. In this case, you have one store with a long history of customer satisfaction.
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by taitems 17y ago
iiNet is pretty much the fall guy for this issue, as a vast array of other ISPs provide a similar "look the other way" service and are never publicly called out for it. It's more so the fact that every time iiNet undermines the Government's
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by taitems 17y ago
"However, Mr. Kalashnikov's design was never patented and the production agreements were largely handshake deals." Well, what can I say? Bad luck? From another article from 2007 - http://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSL0689377120070
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by taitems 17y ago
Can you tell us what the startup is called? Or at least what kind of work you guys do?
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by taitems 17y ago
I think being a "booklet" is the only way Microsoft and Apple are going to protect a tablet device from in-use damage such as scratches and being dropped. But then again, look at the iPhone.
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by taitems 17y ago
Just remember that sometimes doing things the "right" way can really slow your code down. I started coding believing that text should be added with createTextNode and any HTML element should be created via createElement. This causes two iss
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by taitems 17y ago
Some usability flaws: - There are no back buttons when cycling through domains (or any indication on what number of domain you're on - perhaps an iPhone style page counter would do?) - For Google, there are much more than 3 options. A "..."
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by taitems 17y ago
Weird. Every time I hit "run" it would flash something and then go back to the homepage. I turned on Firebug and broke on next command (once it got out of stupid jQuery interval) it seemed to work. Refreshing again and again and it seems to
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by taitems 17y ago
Realistically, 4000 of them would be cold.
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by taitems 17y ago
I thought being searchable would provide some hilarious or insightful notes. But frankly, no matter what I search for, it's only mentioned in someones 25 things about me/my friends quiz.
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Detecting HTML 5 Features (javascript library + examples)(diveintohtml5.org)
8 points by taitems 17y ago|0 comments
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Apple Event Rumour Round-Up(gearlog.com)
7 points by taitems 17y ago|0 comments
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by taitems 17y ago
His most recent post silences Beatles rumours: http://daringfireball.net/linked/2009/09/08/beatles
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by taitems 17y ago
That's a good idea, but it's also battery conservation and the knowledge that it's also OFF. Certain processes can hang and chew through your battery until you restart, which is also why it's nice to turn it off of a night.
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by taitems 17y ago
text-shadow:0px 1px rgba(255,255,255,0.4); Just a small change and it looks so much better!
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by taitems 17y ago
Sidenote: Mega annoyance. Why does the iPhone not wake for an alarm. I think pretty much every other phone in existance has nailed this?
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by taitems 17y ago
Wow turn down the text-shadow there buddy. Alpha to 0.4 or something similar.
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by taitems 17y ago
I graduated high school at the age of 16, turned 17 in January and started university in February (Australian). I missed all my friends who stayed for the extra year. I took a placement between my second and third year and have continued to
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by taitems 17y ago
Is this entirely Apple and AT&Ts fault for trying to achieve a greedy communications monopoly? (Foreigner here, I believe AT&T is the only one offering the iPhone apart from outright?)
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by taitems 17y ago
Maybe :visited should not apply to cross domain links.
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by taitems 17y ago
I seem to be getting buried for a bit of a misunderstanding. If a company is hosting it internally, THEY cannot use that program in the downtime. If the entire cloud is down, NONE of the companies can do any work for a day.

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