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by welly 12y ago
How is it "completely broken"? What version of Safari are you using because it is working perfectly fine when I use that site in Safari.
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by welly 12y ago
There's (almost) always a way round a problem. In the case of colspan, try this: http://jsfiddle.net/5cUW7/8/
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by welly 12y ago
Related but off topic: Why can Captain Kirk hear so well? Because he has three ears: a left ear, a right ear, and a final frontier. Sorry! Dad joke.
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by welly 12y ago
I stopped reading The Verge after their contribution to the "Shirt-gate" debacle.
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by welly 12y ago
That sounds more like a Buzzfeed headline than TED.
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by welly 12y ago
> I don't know if it's possible to replace ChromeOS for Linux... It is, with Crouton. https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton Or to be more precise, run the two concurrently.
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Webpack Module Builder(webpack.github.io)
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by welly 12y ago
Now I've seen the video below, I understand the point. It's been a long, long time since I used earlier versions of MacOS and I was never a regular Mac user back then. I'm not sure if that was a better or less convenient meth
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by welly 12y ago
Re: point 2. http://i.imgur.com/LNRaPK7.png It does. Re: point 1. True but I'm not sure how that would work as in the details view you're showing the files available in a particular directory. How would it sort by
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by welly 12y ago
They're both the real file. The file does exist only once. Are you saying in the spatial Finder you can't have duplicate views of a particular directory open? Or are you referring to the files themselves? So if you open up somep
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by welly 12y ago
> it didn't get too fancy and guess at your common tasks When does the current Finder try to guess your common tasks? Sure, by default it shows all the files in your home directory but this can be turned off easy as pie. I'm no
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by welly 12y ago
You and me both. But to be honest, I'm not that interested in Apple news unless I'm planning to make a purchase. I've got my iMac and Macbook Pro which will both see me good for at least another two years, I have no interest
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by welly 12y ago
Which questions were 9 and 10? Because there wasn't a question 9 and 10 on the quiz I looked at.
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by welly 12y ago
I'd be interested in a Sim Cockroach game. I reckon that would be even more fascinating than Sim Ant.
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by welly 12y ago
Some "friend" you are then.
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by welly 12y ago
Another week, another grid framework...
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by welly 12y ago
Just to clarify, Shumway converts/interprets/executes Flash files as HTML/HTML5? That is very cool, if so.
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by welly 12y ago
Actually, the least interesting part of the story for me was that he died from poisoning. I was entertained by the rest of the story, that he decided to quit everything and leave everything behind, to start a new life of some description. I
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by welly 12y ago
It was pretty much a document search system. It was really useful at the time when I was at university as a number of universities and organisations had gopher servers with information not available on the then fledgling world wide web. It
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by welly 12y ago
Was there actually a ZX82? It's my understanding the ZX82 was the code name for the ZX Spectrum but it was never released under the moniker of the ZX82. There was certainly a ZX80 as well as the ZX81.
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by welly 12y ago
Wow, that takes me back. The ZX81 was my first computer followed by a ZX Spectrum. I was browsing through the adverts and saw a couple of familiar ones, including the "50 Games £9.95". I recall buying that and £9.95 was a lot of m
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by welly 12y ago
My hopes were also dashed. Bring back gopher!
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by welly 12y ago
> Companies are only interested in candidates that won't work for them and people would prefer to work for firms that won't hire them. This bit. Might be applicable for recruiting but not for dating. Perhaps in some cases but b
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by welly 12y ago
You should write a script to create a million users and for them to automatically upvote this post.
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by welly 12y ago
None of us defined ourselves as "gamers" back then. We simply played video games.
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by welly 12y ago
A question regarding TTL. If changing the TTL value of a record will speed up (for want of a better word) when that record is available to the DNS server, why would you ever set the TTL to 3600 or more? I understand that there is some kind
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by welly 12y ago
Isn't inefficient coding, which is what we're discussing really, possibly needlessly forcing the specifications of hardware to be more and more powerful rather than getting the best out of the hardware we have now by better coding
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by welly 12y ago
Not sure that's a very good example to be honest. Why would you need to create an entirely new CSS file for this? And adding a single comment line in addition to your style sheet isn't exactly going to break the bank. What if your
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by welly 12y ago
Pixate? How is Pixate in any way a competitor to Photoshop? It's a completely different product. Are you thinking of Pixelmator? http://www.pixelmator.com/
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by welly 12y ago
Where's the inline styling used in Semantic UI? I'm looking and looking and see no inline styling in their examples.

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