mjuhl24

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by mjuhl24 16y ago
1. Most obviously, jQuery is completely encapsulated, whereas Prototype extends the DOM and pollutes the global namespace fairly rampantly. 2. jQuery is designed for ease of use. It is concise and understandable. Its learning curve is lower
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
I agree that Eclipse isn't the ideal IDE for PHP (or anything that's not java), but I don't mind it too much. Maybe it's just because I've gotten used to forcing it to do what I want.
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
There is no evidence of mass abuse, but that doesn't mean there wasn't the potential for it. If a security hole affected one fan page, it seems likely that it affected every fan page.
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
It's interesting that he downplayed the idea that Google is competing with Apple and Facebook. Does this show that most of the Google/Apple competition is fabricated by the respective fanboys?
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
"...an API "bug" that allowed unauthorized persons to post not only on his page but those of an undisclosed number of other users." [read: a lot of other users]
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Finally: Google, nine others to run "white space" databases(arstechnica.com)
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
Any suggestions on an alternative IDE?
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
I'm finding that they are less relevant than they used to be. We are beginning to have more consistency across browsers, fortunately. I've been working on projects lately that don't employ them with very minimal issues.
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
These are two instruments that you can do a lot with on your own. I learned to play guitar [mostly] on my own, with information I found on the internet. I would recommend that you pick up a decent acoustic guitar and google 'beginning guita
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
On keywords: "ES4 allows the use of keywords in contexts where they were prohibited in ES3, e.g., as field names in objects: {function:37}, o.try, and ns::catch are all legal." ( http://www.ecmascript.org/es4/spec/overview.pdf , p35)
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
It really depends on the instrument. While there are many instruments that are fairly easy to "teach" yourself, in almost all cases it is good to have someone guide you in the learning process. There is so much information available on the
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
You can do a lot more than that with twitter: 1. Read Tweets 2. Write Tweets 3. Read direct messages 4. Write direct messages 5. Follow someone 6. Unfollow someone 7. Create a list 8. Add to a list 9. Remove from list 10. Delete List 11. Ed
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
This is cool, but no one should ever use this. I've used the google translator frequently, and while it's good, it always requires me to use my knowledge of the language I'm translating to in order to create a more correct and meaningful tr
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
Not good for whom? Potential investors or Facebook (the company)? In any case, I think it will be quite interesting to see just how much revenue facebook is generating from it's various sources.
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
This is not a new technology, but new for me this year was working with MVC frameworks for web development. My workflow has vastly improved because of it. Specifically, the Play Framework (java/scala) and Rails 3.0 (ruby) have been great ne
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
Culture was probably not the word I wanted. There is a global "community", or "connectedness" that did not exist in the 12th Century. While there may be many people who don't participate in this community, they are still affected by it (dir
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by mjuhl24 16y ago
I wanted this article to be interesting, but it's quite flawed actually. The comparisons are weak, at best. You can't ignore how much more ubiquity there is in the world today. The Middle Ages were a time of discovery, in many ways. There w