jtwb

6 ms·

1.
Introducing Aerleon(medium.com)
2 points by jtwb 4y ago|0 comments
2.
by jtwb 11y ago
git add -p
3.
by jtwb 15y ago
This is a failing of CSS, specifically. CSS has extremely limited tools for building a page layout. See http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-flexbox/ and http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css3-grid-align/
4.
by jtwb 15y ago
Why? What does the US have to offer to Sweden in return for implementing this legislation by their design?
5.
by jtwb 15y ago
Publicly held corporations are greedy by definition. The objective of such a corporation is simply to make as much money for its owners as possible. Our laws create an environment where intellectual property abuse has proven to be a profit
6.
by jtwb 15y ago
Using (input channel, output channel, title) to summarize Recipes makes code search a breeze. Traditionally, code search is done via fulltext indexing of verbose textual function descriptions. ifttt succeeds in using a channel-signature mo
7.
by jtwb 15y ago
On the contrary, I feel that the large representation of a Recipe conveys a sense of accessibility and simplicity. It says, "this is something you can understand, it will not boggle your mind, stress you out, or confuse you." Compare this
8.
by jtwb 15y ago
The drawing requests are the descriptions of other drawings, not generated by the system.
9.
by jtwb 15y ago
Please add a way to link to these chains! Some of them are quite funny and worth sharing.
10.
by jtwb 15y ago
We forget the value of curation. Why can a boutique shop sell a $50 dress for $200? Taste. One could simply walk into that boutique, confident that 20 minutes later a cute, fashionable and well-fitting dress would be acquired. Why can top
11.
by jtwb 15y ago
This sounds like YQL, e.g. http://developer.yahoo.com/yql/console/?q=show%20tables&... .
12.
by jtwb 15y ago
Software as a service renders the manual organization of information obsolete. A great deal of human labor in general is spent organizing information. Every industry from construction to tourism. Every scale, from villages to corporations
13.
by jtwb 15y ago
Deceptive marketing? Yes. Inflated prices? Yes. Lack of competition? Totally. But using law to impose your "moral perspective" on a pricing structure is not a solution. The problem is that there exists no plan with reasonably-priced, rea
14.
Betrayed by Math.random(): tracking users by PRNG state(trusteer.com)
3 points by jtwb 15y ago|0 comments
15.
by jtwb 15y ago
"Current and previous major releases" is a peaceful approach. There is no discretion involved - at no point was an active decision made to cut off your IE 7 users. Plus, your FF 4 users will know exactly when FF support will be dropped - t
16.
by jtwb 15y ago
Maybe the most awesome part of being a human being today is recycling solutions from the past to the solutions of today. Once upon a time, written language was represented in computers by arrays of characters. Manipulating non-english user
17.
by jtwb 15y ago
Here's how to clean the ads from your domain. Name.com's DNS editor won't let you remove the DNS record that serves the ads. You need to switch to a real DNS provider. CloudFlare is a free DNS provider - generally people use it to hook up
18.
by jtwb 16y ago
I'm confused: is Cloudflare an HTTP caching proxy like squid-cache?