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by treyp 16y ago
> Just run Windows ...but they're (allegedly) banning Windows.
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by treyp 16y ago
but this was rumored to be a zero-day attack, which means nobody knew about the exploit so it was as-of-yet unpatched. even if they we're running goobuntu with the full capability of patching the source and deploying fixes, a zero-day attac
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NPR interviews Mark Zuckerberg about the latest Facebook privacy changes(npr.org)
2 points by treyp 16y ago|0 comments
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by treyp 16y ago
i don't like the throwing around of the term 'wasted' even if you mean 'wasted potential work time', who's to say that entertainment in short bursts doesn't increase productivity by preventing burn out?
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by treyp 16y ago
it decreases the size of the CSS file slightly since you don't have to repeat every browser's version
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by treyp 16y ago
while visiting my mom for mother's day, she just told me that zynga and facebook are having disagreements. shocked that she knew this, i let her keep talking without interrupting her. (she's the type who doesn't know what a browser is, so i
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by treyp 16y ago
you should have put 'fast' in quotes. for those who haven't watched it, it's a video about how awful the HTML5 experience is on the iPad so far, not only because of speed but because developers haven't developed for the touch events.
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by treyp 16y ago
so what happens now if you're in germany?
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by treyp 16y ago
sorry, but that doesn't mean that there's a war with a single winner who has already won. people are encoding videos like this because the popular ways of playing videos are through flash and through the iphone. once HTML5 video picks up, i
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by treyp 16y ago
gotta agree -- a table with spacer TDs is going to be your best solution here. like mbrubeck mentioned, justified blocks are going to require a hack since it's the last line of content. perhaps the design can be thought out again, though. i
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by treyp 16y ago
you don't necessarily have to duplicate code blocks all the time since you can declare a definition for multiple styles: .uno { color: green; font-size: 18px; text-align: center; } .dos { color: green; font-size:
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by treyp 16y ago
decent IDEs like Aptana will make browsing stylesheets much easier. like methods in an object, it lists all definitions and allows for alphabetizing and clicking to jump to that specific definition. ...not that there isn't a use for organiz
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by treyp 16y ago
or you can just adblock the iframe url with a filter: |http://www.facebook.com/plugins/like.php?*
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by treyp 16y ago
I can offset your lack of seeing it. I rented it via Netflix solely because of the parodies. I wanted to see the real context, and for what it's worth, it was a good movie.
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by treyp 16y ago
really? can't the same be said about any language with graphics support? it's not a consumer-facing product; it's a language. it's what you make of it.
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by treyp 16y ago
yeah, i thought the same thing. it must have been an error on the part of the author. here it is in the CSS2.1 spec -- http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/visuren.html#display-prop it looks like it was introduced in CSS 2.1 because it is missing in
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by treyp 17y ago
Yeah, isn't this a straw man? Nobody has claimed Apple owes them anything. They're just voicing their opinions to make the community a better place.
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John Biggs of CrunchGear reviews the iPad(crunchgear.com)
6 points by treyp 17y ago|1 comments
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by treyp 17y ago
But Apple would never let me install a radio that would tune into adult shows like Howard Stern. And they'd block all Sirius XM radios because of this possibility. And if someone created a radio that used too much battery life, I wouldn't b
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by treyp 17y ago
I would argue that canvas is another HTML5 technology that is notable for its ability to replace Flash.
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by treyp 17y ago
quora is one of the most impressive sites i've seen in a while. here are a few of the details that really impressed me: * pretty much everything is real time and extremely fast. even if you have 10+ quora tabs open. * try logging out and ha
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by treyp 17y ago
lyrics: http://lyrics.wikia.com/The_Hot_Toddies:HTML
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by treyp 17y ago
it should be noted that even though i submitted this, i'm not its creator or editor. for corrections, you can email Jed Christiansen as detailed on the first sheet.
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Status of every startup incubated by Y Combinator and other seed accelerators(spreadsheets.google.com)
92 points by treyp 17y ago|28 comments
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by treyp 17y ago
hate to be a dissenter, but just want to put out another opinion. i work on stylesheets every day, and i've found neither one very helpful. i'd spend more time indenting and alphabetizing than working on styles. i don't know where indenting
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by treyp 17y ago
i wouldn't call that meaningless. i'd call that "facebook still has a lot of catching up to do."
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by treyp 17y ago
not sure what you mean by "real" ad block support. the chrome extension API isn't mature enough yet to block ads before they're downloaded. it basically just hides them afterwards. they're working on that, though, apparently.
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by treyp 17y ago
it's pretty surprising how prevalent `clear: both` is. yes, it works, but you're putting presentational code in your markup more than you need to. let me put it in simple terms for people: you probably don't need to use `clear: both`. almo
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by treyp 17y ago
yep, that definitely must be it. if the reason they're advertising is to sell the brand, and it's a brand competition with Bing who claims Google has sometimes irrelevant search results, then of course they need the most relevant search res
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by treyp 17y ago
perhaps that's because saying "yep, looks great" doesn't contribute anything and would get downvoted. if you agree that it looks great, you'll upvote the article, which more people have done than upvoting hate comments. (although obviously

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