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   by battlehorse 15y ago

   Dammit, Emacs. http://xkcd.com/378/
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   The live javascript editor I used for my Google I/O 2011 presentation(battlehorse.net)

   1 points by battlehorse 15y ago|0 comments
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   by battlehorse 16y ago

   A few years back I attended a tech talk from T.V.Raman (of emacspeak fame) and he was making fun of us, poor non-blind users, for being so slow at deciphering the bursts of sounds from the screen reader. He, and other blind computer scienti
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   by battlehorse 16y ago

   On the contrary, searching for javascript technical topics still throws up a lot of nonsense. developer.mozilla.org rarely comes up among the top results. For example [javascript offsetwidth] shows java2s.com results on position 2 and 3 for
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   Yet another (simple but beautiful) CSS scroll, canvas and webfonts demo(battlehorse.net)

   4 points by battlehorse 16y ago|0 comments
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   by battlehorse 16y ago

   Very interesting library, I'd like to suggest another similar alternative : Rhizosphere, http://site.rhizospherejs.com (demos at http://www.rhizospherejs.com ). Compared with Isotope, I think it has some extra features, but also is stil