unfletch

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by unfletch 15y ago
Also, the double underscore prefix is reserved for magic methods: PHP reserves all function names starting with __ as magical. It is recommended that you do not use function names with __ in PHP unless you want some documented
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by unfletch 15y ago
For people who only read as far as the "Fixing It" section, this post will make the problem worse. There's an unfortunate mistake that changes the meaning to the exact opposite of what was intended: Write your code to call open async
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by unfletch 15y ago
I haven't tried it, but Canary is available for Mac: Announcement: http://blog.chromium.org/2011/05/adding-more-yellow-to-mac-c... Download: http://tools.google.com/dlpage/chromesxs
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by unfletch 15y ago
Element.classList is a bit of an odd addition. No doubt it'll be useful, but wouldn't something more generic have served us better? Class isn't the only attribute that takes space-delimited values. (Or is there also Element.relList?)
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by unfletch 15y ago
Yeah, it must have been targeted at Chrome. I got the same blank page in Safari 5.0.5, and an error dialog in Firefox 5. Edit : It's meant for Chrome 14.
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by unfletch 15y ago
People did this to share non-mp3 files on the original Napster. I wonder if Wrapster still runs... http://www.team-mp3.com/mp3/wrapster.htm
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by unfletch 15y ago
This is definitely more ambitious, but basic multi-column text flow is already defined in the multi-column layout module: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-multicol/ CSS columns as defined by that module have been supported by Firefox and WebKit
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by unfletch 15y ago
Apple has an event keynote podcast you can subscribe to. iTunes link: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/apple-keynotes/id27583466... Feed link: http://www.apple.com/podcasts/apple_keynotes/apple_keynotes....
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by unfletch 15y ago
Yeah, I understand the cause. Just because those steps make logical sense doesn't mean it's not a bug. My real point was about the WONTFIX tendencies of the PHP dev team at the time (I've been gone a while; maybe it's better now). It's ab
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by unfletch 15y ago
I filed that bug 7 years ago and they wouldn't fix it: http://bugs.php.net/29992 I had it a little wrong in the initial report, but it was cleared up in the comments. The reluctance to fix stuff like this because "people might use this f
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by unfletch 15y ago
I have this simple json formatting alias defined: alias json='python -mjson.tool' I'm not much of a vi/vim/macvim user, but I bet you could pipe an open json document through that command pretty easily right in the editor.
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by unfletch 15y ago
FYI, the app limits the precision artificially. The database is much more precise. There's an entry in their FAQ about it. Maybe the parent poster patched the app to get finer precision.
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by unfletch 15y ago
The precision was limited intentionally. From the FAQ: To make it less useful for snoops, the spatial and temporal accuracy of the data has been artificially reduced. You can only animate week-by-week even though the data is
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by unfletch 16y ago
Damn, you're right. I'd played around with Cloud Player a bit last night in Safari/Mac, but I guess I never let it play two songs in a row. I just tried to play an album and it stopped after the first song.
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by unfletch 16y ago
It actually looks like they could make the web-based UI work in Mobile Safari without too much work. (Easy for me to say.) The UI renders perfectly already. As far as I can tell, playback is the only thing that doesn't work. (But if yo
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by unfletch 16y ago
In case you missed it in Amazon's terms, the free upgrade is temporary. It expires in a year, at which point you can start paying or be bumped back down to the free level. ...you will be automatically eligible for the 20 GB plan for
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by unfletch 16y ago
in Bash, change the first line to: shopt -s cdable_vars
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by unfletch 16y ago
I'd guess the answer to the article's headline is "yes," if not only because of Facebook's size. Being so big, it makes sense that it's one of the largest referrers to anything . I mean, India has almost as many English speakers as the US
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by unfletch 16y ago
Too late for this ex-Things user, unfortunately. I waited for over a year before switching to OmniFocus. After buying licenses and climbing OF's relatively steep learning curve, I'm too invested to switch back.
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by unfletch 16y ago
In the words of Anil Dash, after this morning's announcement, "This is my favorite app for editing ringtones, copying presentations to my iPad, telling friends I'm going to a concert & watching TV!" http://twitter.com/anildash/statuses
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by unfletch 16y ago
but Kindle books are DRMed and iTunes music isn't. ...anymore. iTunes books have DRM. iTunes music had DRM for years. DRM is the way you get big media to shift business models. Without DRM they'll happily forgo the new revenue s
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by unfletch 16y ago
not in my firefox :( It's coming in 4.0! They've added support for the CSS "resize" property, and set it to "both" by default. Just like WebKit.
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by unfletch 16y ago
Immediately reminded me of Dack's Web Economy Bullshit Generator, a classic from the original web bubble. I'm happy to see that it's still online: http://dack.com/web/bullshit.html
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by unfletch 16y ago
That's a cropped image. The actual patent image is here: http://aiw1.uspto.gov:80/.DImg?Docid=20100190510&PageNum... (Open it in something that supports TIFF if your browser doesn't display it. Photoshop worked for me.) In the un-c
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by unfletch 16y ago
FYI, Less.js isn't just a javascript port. It adds new features, and the "&" selector is among them. That said, I agree that SASS is more mature. I've used each on at least two projects now, and, with the release of SASS 3.0's and SCS
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by unfletch 16y ago
I know a woman whose last name is Null. I remember her telling stories of frequent failed form validation years ago (for failing to enter a last name, of course). I wonder if it's gotten any better as the web has matured.
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by unfletch 16y ago
Worked temporarily. Google appealed that case and won: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/aaron-greenspan/why-google-bot...
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by unfletch 16y ago
TTF: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_gordon
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by unfletch 16y ago
Handle the click with javascript, adding a CSS class to the element. The class definitions should look like those of :hover in this example.
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by unfletch 16y ago
In summary, he violated Facebook's terms of service by creating this page, and is accusing Facebook of "stealing" the page from him now that they've finally decided to enforce those terms. Facebook requires affirmation that the page creator

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