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Comment #36185503
Sat in that same course. Nice to see Bremen people here
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Comment #28949203
It’s a German company and “flix” is local slang for quick
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Comment #6246849
Yes please
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Comment #5710993
SoundCloud is using go lot: http://backstage.soundcloud.com/2012/07/go-at-soundcloud/
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Comment #4299167
it's not hardware and doesn't exactly what you'd like, but have a look at MIT's Junkyard Jumbotron: http://jumbotron.media.mit.edu Essentially a bit of software to add other device…
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Comment #4291140
“Considered Harmful” Essays Considered Harmful: http://meyerweb.com/eric/comment/chech.html
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Comment #4117406
Or simply flushing out the of a html document before the body is generated so the browser can start pre-fetching resources. That's the main use case that motivated Rails to impleme…
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Comment #4114136
I've been using hogan.js to compile mustache templates to JavaScript functions on the server-side and write them to a js file that is then served to the browser: Templates={} Templ…
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Comment #4017256
AOL wasnt sold to Time Warner, it was the other way around (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Warner#2000 )
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Comment #3961861
I guess the problem for a lot of people is, sometimes the samwers clone the execution too. In some cases even down to typos in the HTML source
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Comment #3961801
Most German banks have been providing HBCI for over a decade, so that doesn't really narrow it down.
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Comment #3929899
Have a look at Mirah[1] a statically typed ruby-like language that runs on the JVM, by Charles Nutter, the main jRuby developer. Here's an article [2] with short descriptions of Mi…
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Comment #3927449
It's the account of Junio C Hamano who is the main maintainer of git
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Comment #3901244
Japanese computer systems are often not using Unicode but are based on other encodings like shift-jis. Even if it wasn't for historical characters that aren't part of Unicode, this…
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Comment #3867540
The user experience when viewing webpages is improved by actually showing a lower-resolution image while the crisp high-resolution image is being downloaded (however slowly), simil…
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Comment #3734382
on second inspection, that “gear icon” only appears when looking at it on the iPad.
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Comment #3734365
you can click on that gear icon in the top right to add/remove cities. The list of available ones is quite limited tough, and it’s very US-Centric
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Comment #3729678
you can apply css to svg
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Comment #3641310
Yes ruby threads will block on all IO
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Comment #3615840
Apple introduced the -webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 2 media query parameter with the iPhone 4. But for HTML images that doesn't help
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Comment #3614788
Except that designers might want to include 4x-sized bitmap assets to have their sites appear sharp on those retina displays. If that isn't done carefully, users with smaller displ…
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Comment #3614772
Some of the assets are mouse cursors. Unlikely we are going to see iOS mouse support, so that does suggest mac retina displays
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Comment #3573604
You should check out etckeeper, a package that does exactly that. Additionally it will hook into apt-get and similar system tools and automate Some of the revisioning
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Comment #3533909
Even with digital fonts, there are situations where certain character combinations, such as “ffi” touch/overlap each other. Ligatures are a special-case letterform for these situat…
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Comment #3509172
On giffgaff too, any chance you could link to that thread?