sorghum

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by sorghum 5y ago
I’ve been a huge fan of this project for a while and have some tips: - The Spotify playlists all update automatically (usually weekly) so it’s worth following genres you like. - Don’t miss the Pulse and Edge playlists linked at the top of m
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by sorghum 13y ago
Today if you feel like it: http://html2canvas.hertzen.com/
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by sorghum 13y ago
Yeah, Apple also bans tethering/proxy apps as well as anything related to P2P.
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by sorghum 13y ago
A few people (myself included) tried to use it while it was up and everyone had their payment refunded soon after.
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Head of US Copyright Office wants to shorten terms, just barely(arstechnica.com)
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by sorghum 14y ago
Space for page down and shift+space for page up are pretty common too.
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by sorghum 14y ago
I just got hit with this one too — they called themselves SayNow/mxtelecom.com on the bill, but MobibroIQ in the message itself. The real culprit appears to be Bullroarer, Inc: http://www.bullroarer.com mobibro.com lists the email address
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by sorghum 15y ago
You can do it like this with ImageMagick on the command line. This will quantize the image to 8 colors and list them in descending order of occurance: convert image.jpg -resize 400x400 -format %c -dither None -quantize LAB -colors 8 -de
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by sorghum 15y ago
Here's my shot at it from a few months ago: http://github.com/quadule/colorscore ImageMagick does the actual color extraction, then I wrote some code to score those colors against a palette for use in a "search by color" system.
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by sorghum 15y ago
I was wondering the same thing recently, so I made a little Javascript library that can detect bookmarklet usage, which could then be hooked up to something like Google Analytics: http://github.com/quadule/trackmarks I don't have a high-t
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by sorghum 16y ago
If you have to sacrifice organization to gain performance, I think that's a sign you're doing something wrong. If number of requests is a concern, you should probably be doing asset packaging.
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by sorghum 16y ago
For easy setup and universal integration, you could serve some per page JavaScript that applies the corrections to the page (kind of like Optimizely). That would come at the expense of accessibility, but I think it would be worthwhile.
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by sorghum 16y ago
I wouldn't say Apple ignores jailbreakers; while they haven't tried to sue anyone making the software (as far as I know), they did try to block the DMCA exemption for jailbreaking: http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2009/02/apple-says-jailbreaki
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by sorghum 16y ago
This bit in particular disturbs me: >> First, the PS3 System consists of a “protected computer” because it is used in interstate commerce (e.g., the Internet.) Second, without SCEA’s authorization, Defendants intentionally accessed
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by sorghum 16y ago
Compass ( http://compass-style.org/ ) lets you use CSS frameworks while bypassing the problem of non-semantic class names by using SASS mixins. It's yet another layer of abstraction to learn, but worth a look if you don't know about it al
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by sorghum 16y ago
I worked on just this for last year's Rails Rumble: http://morsurl.com/ The site acts as a proxy, injecting some Javascript based on SelectorGadget to allow the user to select parts of the page, and injecting inline styles to display the