zalew

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541.
by zalew 14y ago
I'm sorry, officer.
542.
by zalew 14y ago
wow, that's even weirder. btw thanks for the downvote, whoever that was.
543.
by zalew 14y ago
"Warning: You are using an outdated browser, which adversely affects your file transfer performance. Please upgrade to Google Chrome." is this a joke? I'm on FF19
544.
by zalew 14y ago
> You'd think anyone would quit after a FBI raid and being sued into oblivion. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Dotcom#Criminal_investigat...
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by zalew 14y ago
> ECMAScript is the name of the standard. Each browser implements a (different) subset of it. JavaScript used to be what Mozilla's implementation was called; Microsoft implemented JScript. mocha and livescript were the names at netscape
546.
by zalew 14y ago
qz.com should have a warning sign "DON'T TOUCH ANYTHING!". it's worse than blogspot.
547.
by zalew 14y ago
you don't like it when you search, but you like it when you track your campaigns and stats.
548.
by zalew 14y ago
it's true for the most of small opensource projects.
549.
by zalew 14y ago
is linking here exclusive?
550.
by zalew 14y ago
cool. it would be nice if it generated some reusable SASS mixins, not only the generated css.
551.
by zalew 14y ago
yep. here's his article[1] which is basically a TLDR (or teaser) for the book, but I'd recommend people read the book without spoilers, more fun (I didn't know the story details when I bought the book). [1] http://www.wired.com/techbiz/peo
552.
by zalew 14y ago
if you're interested in hacker stories there is one a bit less mainstream about Max Butler, 'Kingpin', it's a really great read (more like a criminal thriller than a nerd bio). long story short a very talented but very troubled white/grayha
553.
by zalew 14y ago
umm, is there anybody here who doesn't know who Mitnick is? well, in that case, his 'the art of deception' is an interesting book on social engineering.
554.
by zalew 14y ago
no arrow in ff (firebug 1.11.1) nor in chromium (firebug lite).
555.
by zalew 14y ago
I get it, but I thought it would map the occurences in my code, not just list the functions.
556.
by zalew 14y ago
that's what I got when using jquery migrate http://i.imgur.com/nviTD.png not that helpful, or am I missing something?
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by zalew 14y ago
I'm not intimidated, and the things you mentioned aren't that complicated. what I don't get is all those stuff about what makes a font good. I can spot out flaws in ux, recognize a good ui solution from a bad one, and I see when something f
558.
by zalew 14y ago
I agree, but it's a good kickstarter. I don't know if the said 'every hacker' will understand the one about type (I haven't read it, but even as someone interested in design I find typography quite a difficult subject).
559.
by zalew 14y ago
where is "don't make me think"?
560.
by zalew 14y ago
yeah, I edited it not to be so vague. me arguing your opinion about programmers <air quote>designing</air quote> <air quote>great looking</air quote> apps is not pedantry nor is it irrational. better tools ar
561.
by zalew 14y ago
> design-lead tools like Bootstrap have made it much easier for engineers to design great looking apps using a css framework has nothing to do with design , it's an implementation detail. using a preconfigured theme doesn't make it de
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by zalew 14y ago
> While I agree entirely with you, another point the author of the article is making is that his problems may be typical in kids growing up with the world wide web at their fingertips. what the web has to do with it? as a teenager I cou
563.
by zalew 14y ago
> By their very nature blog articles like this are reaching an audience of non-coders are they? I always got the feeling it's preaching to the choir - those posts are popular on hn and so, and nowhere else. I don't know a single program
564.
by zalew 14y ago
yeah, they are certainly pissed they can talk in their native tongue when they're on vacation in one of their many post-colonies where there is sun all year long, and you feel like an idiot because nobody speaks english. when you say 'lingu
565.
by zalew 14y ago
I use Bitbucket too, but get over it, it's just a poll, not that this breaks your workflow or prevents you from using tools or anything. It's a throwaway use case.
566.
by zalew 14y ago
> if you want to contribute pull requests to Django you need a GitHub account these days anyway technically, you don't.
567.
by zalew 14y ago
Eurozone != Europe
568.
by zalew 14y ago
very cool. but remember folks, wiki is where docs go to die.
569.
by zalew 14y ago
cool, can't wait
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by zalew 14y ago
how's the location search going? have you already got anything in mind where will the circus be here in Warsaw? :)

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