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by treyp 15y ago
In HTML5, not only is it valid, but doing otherwise would break the document outline.
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by treyp 15y ago
IE7 doesn't support base64-encoded images, and IE8's support is limited.
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by treyp 15y ago
pretty awesome job. fullscreen or a larger playable area would be nice.
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by treyp 16y ago
if you expect to be truly anonymous with 23andme, you're going to need to anonymize the address the kit is sent to, the payment information, and the connections to other people you have as well. related: http://www.quora.com/Is-it-possible
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by treyp 16y ago
In their defense, they do allow anonymous posting of questions and answers. So if it's anonymity you're worried about...
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by treyp 16y ago
It's funny that Bono and his 1.5% made it, but Microsoft and their 1.6% did not. From the source link (reface.me, which actually got the picture from twitpic): "Not specifically included in the infographic are Microsoft’s 1.6% stake, Hong K
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by treyp 16y ago
does this apply to SMS too? if the phone gets an incoming text, will it disconnect the internet?
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by treyp 16y ago
similarly, search.twitter.com has had this using "(expand)" on the end of links for some time. i'm not sure if this was part of the original acquisition for that service or if they added it in after.
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by treyp 16y ago
kind of. it's not done on the front end (js) but rather using some service on the backend. the phrasing of that is a bit weird, but they probably test until they no longer get a 301 or 302 redirect and save the result. they print this resul
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by treyp 16y ago
direct link: http://vimeo.com/15840418
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by treyp 16y ago
i'm actually curious, too. did a new version come out or something?
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by treyp 16y ago
the data used is not based on IPs, but on user-submitted "current cities" instead, as mentioned in the blog post
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by treyp 16y ago
the lack of china is pretty interesting. russia is practically non-existent too, but it's much larger (especially with this map projection) with a much smaller population.
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by treyp 16y ago
i'd have to disagree. a ton of the slowdown in modern sites is due to lack of front end optimization. optimizing CSS rules is probably a waste of time, but the other basics (outlined by Steve Souders) can make a huge difference. as he says,
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by treyp 16y ago
it was due to "low usage rates" according to http://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/402
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by treyp 16y ago
the wakemate will finally ship
47.
by treyp 16y ago
i don't know how long they store those hashmark keys, but i have a feeling that the lengthy google maps URLs would last longer
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by treyp 16y ago
the psychological concept behind what you're describing is called "diffusion of responsibility" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffusion_of_responsibility apartment buildings have burned down because nobody called the fire department, assum
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by treyp 16y ago
Wikipedia wouldn't be open to an acquisition for the same reason they're against putting advertising on their site -- it'd ruin their neutrality. And also, IIRC, rumor has it Google attempted to acquire Wikipedia a long time ago but was reb
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Usability study on keyboard performance: iPad versus a netbook(surl.org)
1 points by treyp 16y ago|0 comments
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by treyp 16y ago
> Having flash crash and bringing down my whole browser sucks. haven't OOPPs (out of process plugins) been released since ff3.6?
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by treyp 16y ago
if you like this, this guy's style reminds me a lot of Khoi Vinh's, who also has done a famous realignment mockup: http://www.subtraction.com/2009/09/15/our-craigslist
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by treyp 16y ago
It's great that they're using HTML5 for their purposes, but unfortunately they still rank among the worst for supporting HTML in the actual emails. http://www.email-standards.org/ You can't even include background images in GMail.
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by treyp 16y ago
if you can map these hashes to actual URLs, you can get rid of hashes entirely by using HTML5's history methods. see: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/Manipulating_the_browse... you can fall back on hashes for browsers without support
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by treyp 16y ago
isn't that due to actual full capacity (restaurants) and fire code (clubs)? i don't think either one has the ability to schedule their customers throughout the day or take another approach to reservations.
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by treyp 16y ago
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22logged+in%22 About 224,000,000 results
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"Login" is not a verb(loginisnotaverb.com)
38 points by treyp 16y ago|65 comments
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First look at Life, a web browser optimized for the iPad(tuaw.com)
5 points by treyp 16y ago|0 comments
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by treyp 16y ago
http://www.quora.com/How-does-a-Facebook-Questions-product-i...
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by treyp 16y ago
this answer on Quora was specifically marked as "not for reproduction" so that it wouldn't be reproduced on other sites. i guess we'll see how Quora handles such cases.

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