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zachrose
15y ago
Depends on the case and the game.
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zachrose
15y ago
People wouldn't say that if they didn't mind Flash. Flash sucks, and it's worth our while to hope for better.
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zachrose
15y ago
I like that Etgar Keret is going to be the first resident. One of his stories is called Malffunction, it's about a keyboard with a stuck "F" key. http://books.google.com/books?id=un6rKAjevT4C&pg=PA87...
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zachrose
15y ago
Whenever I hear logo and turtle I think of Logo.
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zachrose
15y ago
> For instance the key innovation of the iPod was not the clickwheel, but the iTunes ecosystem. Even though iTunes store didn't come out until later, it was the purpose behind the iPod. Keep in mind Apple didn't make that much money on
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zachrose
15y ago
If you demand both reflections and the browser support, you might as well port the PHP code to Ruby or whatever else you're using. Or use CSS3 and not worry about IE: http://www.webkit.org/blog/182/css-reflections/
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zachrose
15y ago
Right, but it's still good to know that years down the line, jQuery 3.0 will drop support for IE 9 and you'll get a tiny performance bump.
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zachrose
15y ago
PHP and CSS3 are as orthogonal as a pillow and a toaster.
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zachrose
15y ago
> Keyboards do not have enough bandwidth to allow an attack unless your physical security is incredibly lax. What does this mean? What's to stop someone from building a fake keyboard with an internal USB hub that connects the original k
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zachrose
15y ago
A web page explaining why rounded corners are expensive in IE, showing both rounded and unrounded corners...in IE. I would actually stick with a PDF.
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zachrose
15y ago
Maybe they want you to search.
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zachrose
15y ago
Preferably in a triple-thick blister pack.
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zachrose
15y ago
Voluntary self-regulation by the film industry. The MPAA is to movies what the CCA used to be to comic books.
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zachrose
15y ago
There is a way to get this working before FF5, it just involves a weird hack with an XML file. http://mattsnider.com/css/css-string-truncation-with-ellipsi... Yay for not needing this down the road.
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zachrose
15y ago
#DEDEDE every now and then when a Boeing plane flies over the camera.
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zachrose
15y ago
Databases, network connections, processes?
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zachrose
15y ago
Nope! (This is actually something CouchDB is designed to do: http://couchapp.org. )
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zachrose
15y ago
Perhaps because All Logos Must Fit in a Square These Days?
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zachrose
15y ago
None of this is really "computer science" though, right?
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zachrose
15y ago
Yes, if by 'stalling' the article is referring to Apple's 400% growth since the bubble collapse.
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zachrose
15y ago
Nicholson Baker's The Mezzanine is a terrific novel about a guy who leaves his desk to ride down an escalator to buy shoelaces and a cookie.
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zachrose
15y ago
I could see how 3D avatar conferencing (like Xbox Live avatars) might actually be much more appealing than video conference.
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zachrose
15y ago
"Non-techy" people express their creativity outside of a computer, sometimes uploading photos to websites.
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zachrose
16y ago
Auto-antonyms! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auto-antonym
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zachrose
16y ago
Logo is what little kids make up for themselves when nobody tells them anything different.
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zachrose
16y ago
See also, this episode of Dinosaur Comics: http://www.qwantz.com/index.php?comic=353 "Any series of 1s and 0s can be converted (quite easily) into a regular number! So, for instance, your favorite song is contained—quite literally—in one
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16y ago
My god, people! Sass! Use it!
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Why we don't use controllers in "MVC" JavaScript
(tumblr.zch-rs.com)
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zachrose
16y ago
What if this is a solution in need of a more interesting problem? I don't remember who said this, but hidden gestures in a multitouch device have the exact same learning curve as command line: they are equally magical, efficient, and comple
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zachrose
16y ago
It's not a wheel. It's a carousel.
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