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Nice progressive enhancement from Ryan Doherty "$("audio").removeAttr("controls")" http://blog.mozilla.com/webdev...
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07Aug
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07AugI am sure this is what our live coding on stage looks like ;) http://www.zefrank.com/zesblog...
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07AugRT @swardley: "GPLv3 has an important loophole known as the 'SaaS Loophole'" http://blog.gardeviance.org/2009...
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07Aug
Now, geeks stay fit and healthy and never even have to leave the basement! Introducing the Webcycle, from Matt Gray and Tom Scott.
It’s an exercise bike, with sensors on the pedals, connected to an Arduino and a laptop running Ubuntu with wondershaper.
Cheetos not included.
[via b3ta]
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07AugHad an awesome time hanging and playing with Charles Jolley and SproutCore. Thanks for coming in to hack w/ us!
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07AugDaniel Griesser has created jCryption, a simple jQuery plugin that encrypts a form via RSA before submitting http://www.jcryption.org/
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07Aug
Dear Jessica,
Please run away as far as you can from this guy if you don’t want to end up with your belly cut open and some freak trying to get inside you.
So ladies, if a guy would send you a love letter like this, how would you react? :)
[Via emailsfromcrazypeople]
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07Aug
A word of warning to all our single geek readers: If you ever decide to wear this costume at that next Halloween party, please note that you’ll be increasing your chances of leaving the celebration miserable and alone tenfold. This was a friendly warning from your friends at geeksaresexy.net.
[Via HolyTaco]
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07AugTori’s Eye: You can never have enough Twitter visualizations - http://ajaxian.com/archive...
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07AugA fun way to use machine translation services is to start with a text, translate it in a different language and then translate the result in the original language. Translation Party extends this idea by repeating the translation until the text is no longer modified. The service uses Google Translate's API and it translates English texts into Japanese and then back in English.
{ via Waxy Links }
