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Laugh all you want, but the stupendously silly $ 200 million Battleship blockbuster opening Friday isn’t close to sinking toy- and game-based films anytime soon. Here are 10 classic childhood diversions that got burned into our brains thanks to cheesy television commercials. We think Hollywood should eye these for their own movies.
Author: shx
Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 2:14 pm (GMT -7)
Topic Replies: 5
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| I think this is because of javascript within the youtube.com site though. I do not experience this with other sites. |
Yes, but IE and Chrome still display the url.
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On announcing the release of GIMP 2.8 the developers claimed that the update introduced ‘important changes to the user interface’. Is this the case or are there still issues to be found?
Self-promotion is tough for anyone, but for designers it’s an Olympic challenge. Everything they hand out, post, and send to potential clients has to visually represent their (inimitable) style and (immeasurable) talent.
Habit, n.: A shackle for the free. Discuss
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Author: Tony Kroos
Posted: Thu May 17, 2012 12:03 am (GMT -7)
Topic Replies: 5
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| I understand, I just want the Web Browser object to behave like the other web browsers do. |
So it does. Youtube javascript just messed up everything. You have to parse html content to extract current page links:
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| … … <link rel="canonical" href="/watch?v=T3xq32m_FZM"> <link rel="alternate" media="handheld" href="http://m.youtube.com/watch?desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DT3xq32m_FZM&v=T3xq32m_FZM&gl=RU"> <link rel="shortlink" href="http://youtu.be/T3xq32m_FZM"> <meta name="title" content="Whole Group Literacy Instruction using a whiteboard"> … … |
Producing a quality Kickstarter project requires little more than computer access, a functioning camera, and some old-fashioned wit. Here are our tips on how to pull it all together to get funded.
There has been a fair amount of research that tells us that 80-90% of the time spent loading web pages is spent on the “front-end” (browser pulling in external resources like css, javascript and images) and only 10-20% of the time for a typical page is spent on the back-end.
Brain implants, a robotic arm, thought control ? it sounds far out. But in Brown University?s BrainGate experiment, the combination worked. Scientists helped stroke survivor Cathy Hutchinson train her mind, a computer, and a robotic arm to work together to perform a simple task her own body hasn?t been capable of since 1996: raising a cup of coffee to her mouth, and drinking it.
Serving the right image to the right screen can be tricky. Developers need to account for not just screen size, but available bandwidth as well. A new solution solves the problem with just a few lines of code, provided of course that browser makers accept it.
Use Your ‘Head’ For a Better Way to Serve Images