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by treyp 17y ago
Extended Info (Facebook application, so you'd think a little more mainstream than a tech site, although Facebook has problems with IE6 so it may drive that number way down) 25.5k uniques (last 30 days) Firefox 50.49% 3.x 96.4% 2.
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by treyp 17y ago
yeah, i wonder if they're just systematizing the YSlow suggestions
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by treyp 17y ago
try setting your greeting
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by treyp 17y ago
I'm surprised nobody else is a fan of Yahoo News. It might be faux pas to say this here, but I find Yahoo News to be a lot better than Google News, so I use Yahoo and NPR as my main news sources (NPR isn't something I can easily glance at,
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by treyp 17y ago
Actually, I'm a web developer and I've been looking for a larger site to do a survey exactly like this for a long time. And as far as changing my behavior developing sites, I'll actually word it a bit differently now -- something like "plea
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by treyp 17y ago
have you heard of ie7-js? it uses javascript to fix many such problems. http://code.google.com/p/ie7-js/
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by treyp 17y ago
Random selection of people I've been in pictures with. edit: they've tagged me in their photo, or i've tagged them in mine. age of picture is all over the place, so not just recent ones.
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by treyp 17y ago
I'm really displeased with the comparison to a country. Saying something about the percentage of people in the world that have signed up, or the growth rate is okay, but the choice of where to live is pretty substantial compared to signing
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by treyp 17y ago
Cool, but just in theory because of IE compatibility issues. Hmm, I wonder if you could have done this without :target, using a:active. Drop an element inside of a link that is the lightbox container (#lightbox_container), set to display: n
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by treyp 17y ago
If someone has a Windows solution, I'd be honored. :)
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by treyp 17y ago
You should catch up and starting watching the Gillmor Gang. Leo has some respectable and well-informed opinions. He actually cares about technology, not plugging himself.
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by treyp 17y ago
actually, TTH uses the purported Hacker News algorithm, so i'm not sure if Digg would be the best comparison. http://www.seomoz.org/blog/reddit-stumbleupon-delicious-and-...
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by treyp 17y ago
It's true; as a recent graduate, I can tell you that Blackboard (still) looks and feels like a rush job from 1995. I'm not an expert on the markets, but one thing that has amazed me is that Blackboard has maintained a P/E ratio in the hundr
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by treyp 17y ago
maybe the solution, then, would be to only allow this for personal profiles?
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by treyp 17y ago
it should be noted that they later added IE6 support
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by treyp 18y ago
Actually, there's one simple meta tag ("X-UA-Compatible") you can add to the head of your pages that will make IE8 use the IE7-compatible rendering engine: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/internet-explorer/readiness... IE7 obviously isn'
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by treyp 18y ago
please read the comments of this article before reading its content or upvoting this anymore. it's grossly inaccurate. in particular, this comment which mostly nails it. again, i'm not the author of this, just quoting Paul Armstrong: ------
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by treyp 18y ago
The title should probably say: Firefox may already be dead... for Linux users who care strictly about rendering speed. He may be right in the end (once Chrome gets extensions, it might see wider distribution), but not just because it's fast
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by treyp 18y ago
I should probably clarify. I've worked with the Facebook Platform since it was launched at F8 in 2007. I definitely agree with and appreciate the idea. I also understand that the company is pretty inundated with response that they've had. H
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by treyp 18y ago
yeeeeep, welcome to the platform.