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woogley
10y ago
ES6 has very little to do with keeping up with Web APIs. See https://platform-status.mozilla.org/ Notably Fetch API and WebRTC for my use-cases.
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woogley
10y ago
Interestingly, Boston Globe's registered agent is empty! http://corp.sec.state.ma.us/CorpWeb/CorpSearch/CorpSummary.a...
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10y ago
There's some conjecture involved but I would be very surprised if Google actually sold AdWords for their own browser.
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woogley
10y ago
Like the other peer comments, this does not show up for me. I'm afraid there's a good chance you already have some malware (or at least a rogue extension) that is inserting ads into your pages.
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woogley
11y ago
Not currently, because it conflicts with CSP. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10311020
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11y ago
You are thinking of the integrity="" attribute that's part of SRI: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subres... That attribute is meant to verify resource contents. The
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woogley
11y ago
That seems unrelated. It's not like Go lets you build GUI Android/iOS apps. Also Facebook has http://hacklang.org/
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11y ago
waffle.io does this, but having to run on top of GitHub means it can't really fix problems like voting. But it can offer better search and things like that
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11y ago
I think many popular sites will be a false positive because some browsers ship with a list of HSTS domains.. visiting them in HTTP first wouldn't happen. https://code.google.com/p/chromium/codesearch#chromium&
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11y ago
I actually map H to ^ and L to $. In my head it's like "h is left, H is far left"
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11y ago
This works really great on Android Chrome, it is pretty close to an app experience (not being 60fps is the biggest giveaway). Speaking of Android, FYI the Orientation API is available, so you can lock to landscape and avoid that Portrait in
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12y ago
You can use :tabe to open a new tab, and then `gt` and `gT` to switch tabs. This is somehow controversial to some[1] but it never bothered me. As far as file navigation though, I just use crtlp[2] [1]: https://stackoverflow.com&#
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12y ago
It seems like the correct link would be https://blog.bitbucket.org/2015/02/11/coding-in-the-cloud-wi... since there are more IDEs than just codeanywhere
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12y ago
Technically, all edge cases considered, `typeof` is the only fool-proof check, since you can't override the string constant `'undefined'` but the `undefined` identifier is fair game. Here is one such edge case: (functio
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12y ago
This project uses the MacvimFramework. It might be a dig at Sublime/Atom's re-implementation of Vim keybindings
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12y ago
ug, that's already a bad check, but if they insist, why not just: /mobile/i.test(navigator.userAgent)
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12y ago
Browsing with NoScript, while inconvenient, offers safe-by-default browsing for cases like these. If I see a site I actually want to interact with, I'll fire up a different browser profile and look at it there. If it's a site I wa
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13y ago
Run `vimtutor` to whet your appetite, then use vim full-time and enjoy a brief 2 weeks of Googling things every time you get stuck. Getting functional with vim takes only an afternoon.
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woogley
13y ago
I love Lua too but I've tried to get into Moai several times and I just can't seem to stomach it. Maybe I let Corona spoil me. The documentation is especially off-putting: http://getmoai.com/docs/
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13y ago
I think this depends on what version of FF you are using. The devtools in Nightly at least have really come a long way. Two very handy features I use that Chrome doesn't have is blackboxing[0] and Shader debugging[1] [0]: https:/
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13y ago
You can also just set dataset[0] on the raw element: document.getElementById('myProgrecss').dataset.progrecss = '<PERCENT>'; [0]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/
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13y ago
You're looking for Transferable Objects: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/Performan...
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13y ago
Other: ramnode
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13y ago
The project is hosted at Google Code. Last commit was Aug 21: https://code.google.com/p/leveldb/source/detail?r=748539c183...
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13y ago
think of it as "peaks" of relevance
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14y ago
Ask and you shall receive: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/pagevisibility/intro/
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Chrome Beta for Android now shipping with webcam capture via WebRTC flag
(plus.google.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
More discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5221461 I actually tried it out this weekend. Overall it's pretty good.. there are some sharp corners, but when you iron the kinks out, it really does work well. So far I have exported
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14y ago
I have this same car and exclusively use this technique in tunnel traffic. The computer has saved me a few times from accidentally shifting into 1st gear at 40mph ..
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14y ago
Chrome 26 shows the Android flag for this. Beta on Android is v25, so 6 weeks or less, hopefully ..
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