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If I'd had a site that lived off ads, and someone would come with a Do Not Track option, I would display a "Then get the hell out of my site" message. Collecting data is fine, as long as it's handled reasonably. What Washington should be fo
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I sometimes bang my head against the wall when I see stuff like this coming from Google, they should have higher standards. The lack of class keyword in JavaScript is not the problem, if you want that so badly, because you can't code in any
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15y ago
> Callback-heavy programming is what you get when your language doesn't support better ways of controlling context. UI programming is callback heavy, but I doubt that any language will support "better" ways for that. So basically UI pr
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15y ago
JavaScript is the bytecode that you can compile your python or whatever code too. Just make the standards committee implement some nice features that are useful for bytecodes and you are all set.
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15y ago
If the browser knows that the tabs.html is a reusable component that does not have changing content, it can cache it very intelligently. Also if someone builds a tabs component and hosts it on foo.com/999/tabs.html (CDN) which you use, your
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15y ago
You mess with a US copyright maffia, your judge gets bribed you go to jail in the US where you have no means of defending yourself. Makes me think the US is no different from all those neo-communist governments in Europe.
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15y ago
And this was all because the guy put a few links on his site...The power of these trolls is getting scary, they can bribe anyone it seems.
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15y ago
I stopped reading here: "callback pyramid of doom." I can't take any article about Node.js seriously, that comes from someone who can't chain callbacks properly
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15y ago
The update rate of Android is really disappointing, Google can't even update the Nexus phones in a timely manner. They are heading in a good direction, but they should have done some stuff sooner, they should have ported Chrome earlier, the
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15y ago
Guess what, some male programers earn more than double than other male programers "doing the same job". Most salary negotiations are private, so if any conclusions are to be drawn it is the fact that women are 5% less effective at negotiati
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15y ago
Get your eye examined, maybe you need lighther glasses. I opted in for contact lenses, I feel "whole" with them without the expensive surgery and I can adjust them to my eye every six months. If you don't want to go back to glasses but need
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15y ago
I wonder if Microsoft will criticize them the same way the criticized Google for similar workarounds.
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If you don't have to actually play a game like Dragon Age(by being able to skip combat), it just becomes an interactive movie. I think having really low difficulty levels is lot better than taking the gameplay out of the game, of course you
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15y ago
I don't see the problem, Google is just fighting back, Microsoft earns more money from Android vendors trough patents than it's Windows Phone product.
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15y ago
Google can't track you unless I put Google's code on my site to make money, otherwise I wouldn't have my site and you would have nothing to read. I have a fine idea: why not block a whole site if it offers a 3rd party cookie? I mean if the
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That is what Canonical is pushing for, you get Unity and GTK, if you don't like it, you are probably one apt-get install away from changing it. To accomodate Ubuntu to my needs I hack the hell out of it, it takes me hours to get it right, t
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15y ago
This is just like Dropbox without cross platform support.
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15y ago
What about IE tracking what users are searching for? Microsoft should admit that they only care about privacy when it's convenient for them.
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Canonical wants to create somethingm the OS Mark dreamed of, just like the GNOME and KDE people, what's wrong with that? “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” ― Henry Ford Sometimes you need to decid
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15y ago
Humans who work at Google do not read your emails, humans who work for the FBI on the other hand do, Google and Microsoft too along with other are required to implement back doors for the law agencies, you should be a lot more paranoid abou
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It's not Google who you should be afraid of it's your government, if your government cares about data protection, than Google will not risk it, it's not worth it, even if they are evil, But if your government forces Google to make a wiretap
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15y ago
When people can't handle their problems, they turn to their made up god, most of these people are cowards, because instead facing their own issues, they brainwash themselves to get the responsibility off their backs. As for the moral side:
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15y ago
You create an anchor like you would, you write a proper onClick handler that does your favorite animation and then sets the window.location to the href or if you don't want to figure this out, you could just use something like jQuery UI but
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What if our brain is actually a multi core machine that has millions of cores? Would you still force it to use one core? What if the task you just put into background kept working on it's own? I think humans were built to multitask, our env
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15y ago
1. Start a Youtube competer that charges money for uploading videos. 2. Sue Google for providing this for free 3. Profit??? But seriously the french authorities are either corrupt or morons, or maybe both, Google has another business model,
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For non technical users the browsing history gets exposed too along with chat logs... I would be a lot more worried about those. Basically the problem would be the lack of guest accounts or guest mode. Every time I let someone use my laptop
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15y ago
Google is evil for targeting more than one business? Google is evil for doing basically what it's competitors are doing? Reality is not black and white, sometimes you need to do some evil to achieve a greater good, if Google didn't back off
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15y ago
This is a typical 'Wat?' code.
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15y ago
The title is wrong, it basically says: don't store your data in class names and separate your styling from your code logic.
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15y ago
Pointless article, JS is not competing with ActionScript in the way that the author compares it. Most of the time your app will probably be slow because of the DOM interactions, not because of your JavaScript, most time is usually spent in
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