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by taitems 16y ago
G'day guys, the creator of this jQuery UI theme speaking. I'm working on this very idea, but I'm so very busy. The jQuerythemes.com domain was vacant for a while too, but some bastard bought it ;)
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Linking HTML Elements to JavaScript Objects(taitems.tumblr.com)
2 points by taitems 16y ago|0 comments
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by taitems 16y ago
I don't know, I kind of think of XP as the AK-47 of Windows operating systems. As a non gun owner I guess I could only compare Vista to a Howitzer.
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by taitems 16y ago
I got the invite and registered the applications etc, just haven't had the time to copy in the script and give it a red-hot go yet.
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by taitems 16y ago
Good luck with your StartMate funding, this looks really promising. Can't wait to give the beta a go.
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by taitems 16y ago
ObserverApp.com is free, and it has real time push notifications of every single visitor (try it, open observer in one tab and your site in another - it will increment in a matter of seconds). The only problem is that nearly every second aj
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by taitems 16y ago
Hmm, I noticed number 3 mostly because I don't think that was a problem in the last release.
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by taitems 16y ago
In regards to your edit, jQTouch was acquired by Sencha and is now officially supported (and maintained) as well.
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by taitems 16y ago
I was browsing the support forums and the team seemed to be copping a lot of (not undeserved) flak over their lack of communication to the public. In response to this they have promised to be much more transparent and have also set up a twi
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JQuery Mobile Alpha 3 Released(jquerymobile.com)
70 points by taitems 16y ago|39 comments
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by taitems 16y ago
I think a really important part of this is that Microsoft is listed as a major sponsor. This potentially deprecates their .NET datagrids, which our developers here tend to rely heavily upon. jQuery tweeted that this functionality will exten
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by taitems 16y ago
Since RunKeeper discounted it's Pro version (it's free for all of January - I am not affiliated, I promise) a lot of us at work have started competing against each other. I used to run a bit, and it's given me the motivation to start up aga
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by taitems 16y ago
Ignore the blogspam, original link: http://www.paleofuture.com/blog/2011/1/18/edisons-prediction...
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by taitems 16y ago
Man those Samsung ads were obnoxious, any time I got remotely close to them they kept triggering. And clicking the close "x" took me to their desired website. Frustrating.
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by taitems 16y ago
Imagine walking up to your desktop and it recognises who you are and automatically unlocks? Apple has been rumoured to be working on something like this. There are a multitude of ways this technology can be applied, and just because you can
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by taitems 16y ago
Except that a Queenslander is built on stilts primarily for heat-related reasons, and flood avoidance is only a byproduct.
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by taitems 16y ago
Is the Android gesture recognition API you speak of purely back-end and not available in webkit?
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JavaScript Gesture Recognition for Touch Screens(taitems.tumblr.com)
29 points by taitems 16y ago|4 comments
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by taitems 16y ago
I don't want to sound like a jerk, but there are a few things you might want to consider fixing: - The jarring placement of the YCombinator image, throwing out the alignment and flow of the page. - The over-sized numbers for each item. - Th
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by taitems 16y ago
Don't forget the even more magic cure-all: zoom: 1; It doesn't cause z-index bugs like position relative does! :)
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by taitems 16y ago
I think Jonothan Ive and the Apple PR team has a lot to answer for when it comes to the language and techniques used in these videos.
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by taitems 16y ago
I'm interested, maybe we should chat? taitbrown@gmail.com
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by taitems 16y ago
We did some workplace usability testing with non-technical staff (admin, sales etc) and this was a fair hurdle in our prototypes. We struck a better balance in different projects by either leaving them at a soft 30% opacity, or a desaturate
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by taitems 16y ago
I believe that in iOS, priority is given to recently used applications. When RAM dwindles, low priority applications are flat out killed. Source? This is going off my vague recollection of the background process flowchart PDF someone posted
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by taitems 16y ago
Designed and coded by myself (@taitems) with a friend (@sesh) doing all the data scraping and backend wizardry. Built in lunch breaks and on weekends. The emphasis was on making a free and universal web app for tracking the cricket scores f
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Show HN: Just launched Crikkket, an iOS/Android web app for following The Ashes(crikkket.com)
9 points by taitems 16y ago|5 comments
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by taitems 16y ago
That's fine if that's their reasoning, but I got 4 or 5 emails to the same effect. None of which really explained WHY I was being prompted so many times, so I dismissed them all as spam/phishing.
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by taitems 16y ago
That's an interesting way of managing timeouts. Is the 5*1000 intended to just be a more readable way of specifying seconds?
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by taitems 16y ago
The list of known issues seem really straightforward to fix. I hate to come down on a really cool idea, but maybe this was released a little soon?
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by taitems 16y ago
It's always encouraging when you can compare your own coding style and a document like this and see little difference. I must say that no-one here spaces their function call parameters, and I don't see much of an appeal either.

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