stucox

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by stucox 12y ago
I believe the official pronunciation is /ˈdʒæŋɡiː/ (“djan-gee”).
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by stucox 12y ago
I tried very hard to persuade them to call it “Djappango”, but no dice.
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"Mobile" Is Meaningless(stucox.com)
1 points by stucox 13y ago|0 comments
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Client-Side vs Server-Side Detection for WebP(stucox.com)
2 points by stucox 13y ago|0 comments
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by stucox 13y ago
It's a technical analysis – I didn't make any claims of user preferences. "Know your audience and design appropriately." Agreed. The aim of the post was to highlight that what people think they're using as a rock-solid feature detect is in
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by stucox 13y ago
... which, incidentally, is the DOM event you can guarantee will be fired, regardless of the input device (unless you choose to `preventDefault()` before it gets a chance).
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by stucox 13y ago
I'm trying to style the <deadpan> tag with CSS3 `sarcasm: loads`, but it's not working in IE7?
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by stucox 13y ago
Gah, forgot to mention that. I'd better write it again...
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Show HN: Single-Request SVG Fallback via Progressive Enhancement(stucox.com)
2 points by stucox 14y ago|0 comments
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by stucox 14y ago
Maybe also tell some success stories, like the guy who did the million dollar homepage, etc?
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by stucox 14y ago
How cheap and easy it is to get into web programming. Everything they need (except a computer and an internet connection) is free. And the fact that there'll be plenty of jobs in software/web for the foreseeable future. And that it's fun an
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The Good & Bad of Level 4 Media Queries(stucox.com)
1 points by stucox 14y ago|0 comments