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f1lt3r

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    Comment #12086480

    HORRAY! You can use a Chrome extension to put the font back :) https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-old-github-fon... https://github.com/rreusser/the-old-github-font

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    Comment #12086434

    Yeah, the new font is HORRIBLE!! I have to move back from the screen about 12 inches to read it without my eyes hurting. Way too wide!

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    Comment #2372788

    Yeah but those companies, Coca Cola etc, can only pay as long as Twitter have the user-base. And if the adverts cause users to go visit the site less, then their revenue stream fro…

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    Comment #2372772

    What is the actual issue? What is the technical problem that Twitter are actually facing? Does it simply come down to something like processing power?

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    Comment #2372747

    It's amazing to have watched Twitter grow in the last four years. Now people even tweet from space. I think with regards to the architecture, it's not an old problem, and there are…

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    Comment #631431

    Agreed. Mozilla are also doing their part with FireFox, they have something called "35 Days" coming up to co-inside with the public release of 3.5, which is packed with juicy HTML5…

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    Comment #631415

    Yeah they do a lot of stuff. I think the reason people feel they don't is that their coming and goings are largely enveloped behind the green paper curtain. They do put things out …

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    Comment #631392

    I Disagree. I just got back from the Microsoft offices at Boston, and my personal hunch is that Silverlight is being primed for slick one-web device integration. While that may be …

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    Comment #612608

    You bid on the job. Eh? ;)

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    Comment #607563

    Well someone requested it as a demo because they are creating an interactive canvas program in which the text being displayed will change every time the script is run. Obviously th…

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    Comment #607556

    Ironically showing the url in the browsers status bar is automatically disabled in Firefox because for goatseed reasons.

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    Comment #607545

    When you talk about shifting the rights problem one step further away, I wonder what exactly you mean? Surely the issue is the same regardless of the application layer in which the…

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    Comment #607534

    Changed the example (and updated processing.js) to include mouseClicked().

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    Comment #607533

    Updated this.

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    Comment #605538

    It was not intended to be a solution to text on the canvas for anyone but people using the Processing.js language. There are already great tools for TTF rendering for websites like…

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    Comment #605464

    Well it really is designed as a low-barrier language. It doesn't have all the shortcuts you'd see in a low-level language. Even though you can use JavaScript in Processing.js, I us…

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    Comment #605435

    True, good point.

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    Comment #605434

    What are you getting at exactly? The code in the demo script or the code in the library?

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    Comment #605432

    Easy enough to make it work for iPhone though, if that's what you are trying to do.

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    Comment #605430

    It was not meant to behave like text as such. It was a quick before-breakfast response to someone's "how-to" request. Processing.js is a visualization language, not a replacement f…