latterd

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Sean Carroll - The Particle at the End of the Universe(youtube.com)
1 points by latterd 13y ago|0 comments
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by latterd 13y ago
FYI onlulu.com
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by latterd 13y ago
Useful, but just an observation do you think you actually need 9 JS files and 3 CSS for such a page? maybe you don't need all of them? or you can minify the JS into one file and use that?
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by latterd 14y ago
> It's not necessarily any of your business I think this is wrong, Nick initally posted to the Internet - without caveat's - I think it's perfectly reasonable to ask question's and intrigue.
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by latterd 14y ago
Indeed, but I guess, like people have said there is other information we are not privy too. Glad to see it back though. Personally speaking it was not clear to me why it was taken down in the first place. EDIT: typo
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by latterd 14y ago
Hilarious!
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by latterd 14y ago
This looks great and I can see this being useful, but if I just land'ed on the site I would struggle to know what it is about....but you probably have this covered anyway :)
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by latterd 14y ago
I want to know this also? However there is: https://stripe.com/global You can sign up to get notified about UK launch, you could try that, I have.
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by latterd 14y ago
Have you seen: "The Two-Thousand-Year-Old Computer? http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01hlkcq Amazing stuff!
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by latterd 14y ago
Good, now stop, collaborate and listen :)
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by latterd 14y ago
looks good, you might want to look at swipe.js so you can provide a touch optimised version. At its simplest you could use swipe.js so your carousel can be swiped as opposed to clicked when viewing on touch enabled device.
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Creating a Mobile-First Responsive Web Design
1 points by latterd 14y ago|0 comments
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by latterd 14y ago
"A BBC/National Geographic documentary is being made about the project. This will probably air first in the UK and in the US in November, .." - so I guess they will have a lot more cool pics. (BBC Website)