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Comment #3332133
yes, and I do that often. My point is that Javascript + Node would make the basis for a nice bash replacement.
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Comment #3331393
absolutely... Im imagining a 100% javascript shell. 'jash' ? node.js is great for all those perl-y 1 to 10 liners. It should be the shell.
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Comment #3249120
Webkits share cookies = ouch.. so you really need a VM. New browser feature - open this site in a temp VM.
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Comment #3229307
Theres no reason why Adobe [ or more likely, a startup ] cant write a superb (web based) animation editor for designers, which spits out HTML5/CSS or SVG + Javascript. Couple that …
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Comment #3190491
Why not just launch a startup and build a superb reader that solves the problem and looks nice? Wouldn't it be better to have the freedom to implement your own version of what the …
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Comment #3181425
yeah I really want Lokenote to be realtime, but hit the practicality of shipping.. so its 'hit refresh' initially :[ My intuition is that 'Layers/Layars' are a good abstraction for…
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Comment #3181384
yes.. I didn't mean to say location information is time-static.. I want there to be better tools / web UI to supply current location information. So the person in the street can fl…
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Comment #3181197
Geo-data is effectively 'read-only', it seems to me.. There are things local people know about, which still diffuse by word of mouth - and I still see paper notices posted on lamp-…
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Comment #3160748
I think hes right... I created Lokenote.com as I saw people posting adverts on lampposts, but I think that was too vague an idea, so maybe my first go at Lokenote was too generic […
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Comment #3153022
like the idea.. and Id really like to see a fully javascript unix shell. Using mongo, node.js for real work, I find this a really practical environment, and I often write little 'p…
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Comment #3113328
powered by mongoDB + node.js under the hood. I actually wrote my own KeyVal over Postgres in js. It worked fairly well, but got better perf with MongoDB which I found quite sane an…
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Comment #3081984
+1 for absolute relative social local time!
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Comment #3078488
sadness.. Steve Jobs built beautiful useful things. This solid alu keyboard with rounded corners tells a story of someone who cared.
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Comment #3074301
It strikes me as somewhat 1984-ish / Orwellian This is a trade agreement! I assume it has no provisions for 'extraordinary rendition' of mp3 downloaders ?
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Comment #3074287
I only know networking basics, so not sure about your other use cases, but I was pleasantly surprised how useful something like 'http-proxy' for node is. I use it to serve up sever…
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Comment #3074239
yes, I much enjoyed flipcode.com back in the day, particularly Alex Champandards series - http://www.flipcode.com/archives/The_Art_of_Demomaking-Issue... I played with Javascript s…
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Linode.com Fremont nodes are down
Just in case any of you host on linode, their Fremont located virtual hosts are down, due to DOS attack. Would have appreciated an email from linode before discovering this myself.…
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Comment #2947913
Its a bandaid where a bazooka is needed... but its an epsilon of improvement in the right direction.
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Comment #2926933
And.. Warm Hug to all the team for nice work on the site and congrats on the 3.4 release!
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Comment #2926917
re my last point as I just noticed YUI App Framework - I like the idea of a framework.. but the Todo List app just seems overweight. I personally dont want to see a Rails style or …
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Comment #2926902
Site looks better. +1 for [Download] button. I use YUI mainly for table/grid widget - I preferred API design in YUI3 but found various table UI bugs when I 'mixed in' sortable and …
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Comment #2855321
Where would we be if Tim Berners Lee had patented http ? Google need to win the 'make patents irrelevant' battle not the 'my bullshit patent portfolio is larger than your bullshit …
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Comment #2843647
Note to Google - fix smartphones and insure against future patent abuse by advancing an even better alternative - a fully formed HTML5+Javascript mobile OS offering. Mobile and Web…
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Comment #2814106
Heartbreaking to read this. Hang in there. It may help to think that a) these people are broken in some profound way, possibly from some early abuse b) this may not be directed at …