thezilch

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by thezilch 14y ago
Same, bad, aliasing issues in Chrome (Ubuntu). "No problems so far. The SVG looks good in all modern browsers." Not so much.
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by thezilch 14y ago
OK, that sounds like a fantastic use of Coffeescript, as it is probably rather dry with standard, "lower level" curriculum of the same subjects. Speaking of which, is there somewhere to find "the curriculum?" I obviously made a mistake in a
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by thezilch 14y ago
I often am very sketchy on the merits of Coffeescript, but how does it have a position on a 12wk crash-course? We can't even expect a competent non-programmer to jQuery-programmer in that span of time; much less great competency in JavaScri
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by thezilch 14y ago
Alt+e, s, images, <click> Content Settings, do not show and exception handlers are highlighted.
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by thezilch 14y ago
You can skin -- change fonts, backgrounds, and foregrounds -- Chrome's dev tools: http://darcyclarke.me/design/skin-your-chrome-inspector/ You can even inspect an inspector to dig right into selectors.
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by thezilch 14y ago
Wikipedia has a better explanation than I or others' comments, so far, could provide: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_versus_nominal_value , and it 's "secondary" meaning is not, at all, limited to aerospace linguistics.
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by thezilch 14y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but you'll find attached Event Listeners at the very bottom-right of the Elements panel, under where (Computed) Styles, Metrics, Properties, and DOM Breakpoints are found.
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by thezilch 14y ago
Ah, single sign-in... also offered by Twitter, Facebook, Google, Firefox, my email address... I don't disagree that people might pay for it, but why would it by App.net I'd pay? Why would they even pay though? You can trust the App.net deve
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by thezilch 14y ago
In short, if your site is mostly or entirely static after the initial creation of a page, setup Varnish (or similar reverse proxy / web accelerator) to cache and serve your pages at a timeout rate you find acceptable.
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by thezilch 14y ago
I'd quip that it is just as or more difficult for humans, and this is just FUD.
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by thezilch 14y ago
Sorry, CS and Python treat whitespace as a significantly different beasts. It's a disservice to everyone to say, "I read <insert significant-whitespace-block language> everyday, therefore <insert language that substitutes anythi
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by thezilch 14y ago
You had more than one example of pulling out "anonymous" objects from a call, because that is "how it's done." The point is that it is ridiculous that one must go to these lengths to help parse a language, especially when it flies in the fa
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by thezilch 14y ago
So, in short... In CS, assign everything to a var, because good luck parsing CS tokenization. In JS, assign a few things with a keyword or explicitly to a namespace, because good luck with global state(s). Unfortunately, only the later is r
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by thezilch 14y ago
Then roll out http://www.google.com/chromeframe .
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by thezilch 14y ago
Source? Cheaper materials? Lower R&D costs? I see it touted a lot, but it stops there, as cheap shots in the wind. I have a portable music player, phone, laptop, and desktops that match or beat competing Apple products. I've yet to see
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by thezilch 14y ago
Sure, I've tried it. Function calls are never splattered all over my page, so I don't have to care about that. And at best, it only allows me to cram more crap onto a single line, which is also not often helpful. Instead, I get to -- have t
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by thezilch 14y ago
I'm thinking it doesn't happen that often, and I would counter with having you think just how much more cognitive effort is used in parsing and debugging the syntax of CS. Remember, debugging and reading "old" code dominates our days, so it
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by thezilch 14y ago
We have canonical settings in our settings.py, while every environment imports local settings from another conf. If it is necessary to have subsidiary settings also source controlled, we could do that and have the environment symlink its pr
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by thezilch 14y ago
Or not... for example: http://images.apple.com/imac/images/overview_allinone.png [0] versus http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2012/09/hp-spe... [1] Not limited by, but your key(board) comparison completely skips over reality
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by thezilch 14y ago
Easy, Judge Koh set forth an extremely limited pool of time each party was allowed in front of jurors. And what about putting it in the brief / instructions the jurors are intended to read? Easy, the jurors didn't read it; they were nearly
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by thezilch 14y ago
> I do see Android as basically a piece-by-piece copy of the iPhone. You realize you are comparing an OS to a device? As well, assuming you are comparing Android to iOS, you realize that there are numerous accounts -- too many to iter
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by thezilch 14y ago
I had looked, prior to my first comment. Most of his Atlantic posts don't generate many or any points, individually. If his theatlantic post-frequency is our only signal, I'd just as soon have the same assumptions for nytimes, economist, or
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by thezilch 14y ago
Or just frequents there (and here) and submits "everything?" What would Ockham's say?
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by thezilch 14y ago
I don't disagree; it was just the briefest example, which assumed that window was the scope -- couldn't really think of a reason I'd warrant an inner scope to have uninitialized vars. So, to the OP, you can always check that your var is a m
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by thezilch 14y ago
if(!window.banana) banana = "banana";
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by thezilch 14y ago
If we are talking about system passwords (router or otherwise), there's a good chance you'll just be left with something malicious (ex. key logger) that is going to render null your irregular change of passwords. Regardless, irregular updat
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by thezilch 14y ago
If using a significantly good password, from the beginning, it is pretty unlikely that anyone would go through the trouble or have the opportunity to watch you enter your password. To me, it only makes sense to change a WiFi password for th
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by thezilch 14y ago
The process perhaps, but most definitely not the design, were the USPTO to be reformed.
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by thezilch 14y ago
If you're like me and want to actually compare the listed devices and patents... Design patent '305: Icon interface and grid layout Design patent '677: iPhone design, edge-to-edge glass and display borders, front speaker Utility pat
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by thezilch 14y ago
Might depend on the browser, but Webkit-based browsers, for example, use a 0xffffff mask on the resulting specificity. And so... $ python >>> MASK = 0xffffff >>> MASK 16777215 >>> ID = 0x10000

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