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24Oct@limedaring Same here. I wish I could have stayed longer / gotten to know people more
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24OctRT @reddit_prog: WebKit WebGL demos ported to Firefox http://origin.reddit.com/r...
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24Oct
You’ve seen the ad, now, here’s how the thing looks in reality.
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24Oct
If you drive a fair amount and have an ipod, it's essential that you visit radiolab and see what they've been up to.
You can easily (and for free) subscribe to their podcast in iTunes and listen to every one of their past shows. I'm hoarding them, saving each one for a drive that deserves it, because they don't make new ones fast enough.
The content of each show is a unique mix of science, pop culture and relevance. I guarantee that they will make you smarter. That's a lot to promise for a radio show, but I think it's true.
And the production demonstrates that even when a medium is 90 years old, it's possible to reinvent it. They make the flat and linear structure of radio old fashioned. These guys are the real deal, and I'm privileged to recommend them to you.
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24Oct
Lots of things about work are hard. Dealing with trolls is one of them. Trolls are critics who gain perverse pleasure in relentlessly tearing you and your ideas down. Here's the thing(s):
1. trolls will always be trolling
2. critics rarely create
3. they live in a tiny echo chamber, ignored by everyone except the trolled and the other trolls
4. professionals (that's you) get paid to ignore them. It's part of your job."Can't please everyone," isn't just an aphorism, it's the secret of being remarkable.
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24Oct
Lots of things about work are hard. Dealing with trolls is one of them. Trolls are critics who gain perverse pleasure in relentlessly tearing you and your ideas down. Here's the thing(s):
1. trolls will always be trolling
2. critics rarely create
3. they live in a tiny echo chamber, ignored by everyone except the trolled and the other trolls
4. professionals (that's you) get paid to ignore them. It's part of your job."Can't please everyone," isn't just an aphorism, it's the secret of being remarkable.
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24OctRT @okito: SproutCore 1.0 Release Candidate 1 hit the streets tonight! gem install sproutcore to get. Also new demos at http://demo.sproutcore.com/
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24Oct
eCSStender is an open source JavaScript library, created by Aaron Gustafson, that helps browsers (including IE6) pay attention to the CSS code you write.
It aims to prevent the usage of browser-specific properties & hacks but make leaner & meaner CSS possible.
eCSStender is an extendible library with its API support & has ready-to-use extensions like CSS3 selectors, @font-face, rotation & more.
How does it work?
- it loops through the document's stylesheets and begins collecting information
- parses the rules it understands
- checks if the parsed rules are supported by the extensions
- applies the supported rules to the document via JavaScript
It is a very flexible library & well-documented that makes discovering the capabilities easier.
The download package includes examples which you may be surprised to see CSS rotation working even in IE6.
To better findout how functional eCSStender can be, check this presentation of Aaron Gustafson at the "An Event Apart Chicago 2009":
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