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A Tale of Two Pwnies (Part 1)
(blog.chromium.org)
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tkazec
14y ago
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tkazec
14y ago
Presumably Windows' fault, since it has awful font rendering systemwide. Looks fine in Chrome 20 on Lion.
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Js1k finalists
(gist.github.com)
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tkazec
15y ago
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tkazec
15y ago
Yeah, it does make me wonder some about the ethicalness. Back in 10k Apart 2010, one of the top 3 apps compressed nearly their entire app into a .png and then eval()'d the result... Which ended up being pretty innovative I suppose, as they
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tkazec
15y ago
I posted a writeup on the creation process here: https://plus.google.com/114368870393867455297/posts/W1xiWydN...
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Show HN: Firehearts - Interactive heart-shaped fireworks in 1017 bytes of JS
(js1k.com)
20 points
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tkazec
15y ago
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tkazec
15y ago
You remember correctly! If you don't mind me asking, who were you with? I (their 15 year old intern) was there from August-November and got to know the place pretty well :)
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tkazec
15y ago
It really just depends on the context: In a web app (the example in the essay) or Chrome extension, traditional navigation mostly falls away, leaving something almost entirely controlled by JavaScript. Buttons and links have two distinct st
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tkazec
15y ago
I think in situations where you want to use a "button" (in the functionality sense) that looks like a link, you probably won't need to disable it—the two styles don't really mix for the most part, though I'm sure I've seen it done somewhere
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tkazec
15y ago
>what's with all the hate for href="#"? Um, there was a section of my post explaining everything wrong with it, which was also further discussed in the G+ comments. Of course I understand why keyboard accessibility (a benefit of href="#
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tkazec
15y ago
Great point, I hadn't thought of that. Buttons are so finicky :( On a related note, I wonder how screenreaders handle buttons? I'm guessing/hope they read the labels, but if they don't...
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Why using anchors as buttons sucks
(plus.google.com)
50 points
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tkazec
15y ago
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26 comments