Paths of Indiana Jones & Star Wars
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Paths of Indiana Jones & Star Wars

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This Is For Everyone
But then all of a sudden the Olympic opening ceremony comes along, and millions of people sense - instinctively - that it isn't either-or or us-and-them. You can like and respect and respond to both Elgar and Dizzee, both the romantic national myth of the countryside and the achievements of the Industrial Revolution, both the older traditions cherished by the Right and the post-war developments cherished by the Left. On Friday night, miraculously, it suddenly all seemed to be part of one narrative, part of a shared national story.
Robin Carmody absolutely nails it — this is exactly why the ceremony brought a lump to my throat; the realisation that yes; this country of mine is unique and special and worth celebrating!
How has it been possible for banks to grow from less than 4 per cent of the global economy to more than 12 per cent of the global economy without impoverishing others? How has it been possible for profits in the financial sector to be consistently higher than profits from other human endeavors with more tangible products or impacts on our daily lives - such as agriculture, transport, health care or utilities? How has it been possible that banks derive their profits not from the protected and regulated activities of deposit-taking and lending, but from the unsupervised and often unknowable escalation of off-balance sheet assets and liabilities? How has it been possible that pension savings have increased while pension returns have declined to the point where only bankers can expect a comfortable old age? Global banks have built the casinos and tilted the odds in the house's favour by rigging the data that determines the outcomes of most of the bets on the table. Every one of us that sits at the table long enough - whether saver, investor, borrower, taxpayer or pensioner - will be a loser. It is not a flaw; it is feature.
Lies, Damn Lies and LIBOR.

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Mail is now using 4.61 GB of RAM
well, have you ever put any thought into how much memory it takes to store retina-quality text?
that display is approximately 8 times crisper than a regular non-retina display
and each pixel is actually a portrait of steve jobs
actually no
cause then those would be dead pixels
Some advice for the Mozilla Corporation
Forget vendor prefixes; that's like trying to apply the leeches; you're doing the patient harm, and it's not going to cure the problem. There will always be a web. So, if you want your software to remain relevant in the post-PC economy, your software needs to be on the devices that people use to browse the web. And if you are really serious about software, you should make your own hardware.
The W3C's WebKit Problem
Once again we're at a crossroads with the Open Web, with the not-so-hollow threat from browser makers that are not Apple or Google to implement the -webkit prefix for CSS extensions. WebKit has long led the field for CSS extensions, implementing features such as text-shadow as far back as 2003, but the browser landscape has radically altered since the introduction of the iPhone. CSS features once considered idealistic have rapidly become a standard part of the web developer toolkit. The transformative effects of this new era of mobile computing are still being felt, and we've yet to see just how the dust will settle, with major players such as Nokia and Microsoft yet to find their footing. What is for certain though is that they won't give up without a fight.
I find it shocking that this incredibly strong business driver has yet to be recognised as the rationale behind this threat. Microsoft, Mozilla and Opera have all yet to properly assert themselves in the new mobile web economy, and all three are at massive risk of being left behind. The fact that Opera is a major player on a massive number of existing devices is next to irrelevant when you consider just how quickly phones are replaced in comparison to desktop computers. Mozilla also faces strong competition; for years the darling of open web advocates, Firefox has long had a reputation for being a slow, memory hog, but recently many in the technology community are finally switching to Chrome. When your previously biggest advocates are turning their back on you, it doesn't bode well for how the more fickle majority will act.
Then there's Microsoft. As I wrote two years ago, Microsoft needed to embrace the open web or risk irrelevance. To my surprise (but a pleasant surprise), this is exactly what they've done, and with Windows 8 they're forging a path away from Silverlight and towards a new era of apps built for touch devices upon open web technologies. But it's quite possible this is too little, too late. The iPad is utterly crushing the competition in the tablet market, and by the time Windows 8 is in the hands of consumers on a tablet device, the marketplace may have already decided that all they want is iPads. In turn, developers will be basing their technology decisions upon this. Finding no alternative, they will turn to the -webkit CSS extension wherever they want to make use of modern CSS features.
Which brings us back to the W3C. That there is no other choice but to use vendor prefixes in spite of the fact these target mature and reliable technologies is a massive indictment of the W3C's CSS working group. These should be features by now. If there is still debate over syntax, that the development community uses them anyway should be a big pointer as to whether or not that's an important debate (and before you assume this means that the -webkit syntax will always win, there are numerous examples of syntaxes that WebKit introduced that have been superceded; -webkit-gradient immediately springs to mind). Pointing the finger at the people who build websites when they have no reasonable alternative (other than to just not use the features!) is the worst kind of passing the buck, but when the remit of a working group is to be apolitical it's too easy not to recognise when you're being gamed. And that's precisely what's happening right now.
So, what needs to happen? Do authors need to change? Well, browser sniffing was always bad; good developers have known this for over a decade, and so a call to action on this is preaching to the crowd. Using all available vendor prefixes for a given feature is naturally better than only -webkit, but there are certain situations when it's not desirable (although I doubt that's why they're absent in the majority of cases). But really what needs to happen now is for the popular attributes to be pushed through to proposed recommendation as soon as possible. Give developers a reason to use something other than -webkit. If you build it, they will come.
Spinner animation using CSS3 transitions
For those browsers that now support it (read: recent Firefox versions, Safari 5 and iOS 5 Mobile Safari) you can now use steps(x,y) as your transition-timing-function, permitting the creation of sprite frame-based animations. This example doesn't even need that, as it just rotates the same image by 30° each frame.

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Serve a static website on an arbitrary local domain under Mac OS with Pow
curl get.pow.cx | sh ; mkdir ~/Sites/foo ; mkdir ~/Sites/foo/public ; echo '<h1>hello world</h1>' > ~/Sites/foo/public/index.html ; ln -s ~/Sites/foo ~/.pow/foo ; curl http://foo.dev/
No need for a config.ru, just symlink it and you're away.
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Without Apple, I quite simply wouldn't be the person I am today. I grew up with computers, but I only used them to play games (and very occasionally write letters) until I used a Mac. It was on a Mac I was first inspired to be creative and build things using computers. I designed magazine pages. I drew icons. I wrote my first software program on a Mac, and set in motion the wheels of my future career, and it was on a Mac I designed and built my first website. Steve Jobs has died, but his vision and drive live on through millions of people like myself, who were captivated and inspired by the products that he and the many other brilliant people at Apple created. The world is a richer, better place for him having been in it. Whilst our first thoughts whenever we lose somebody may be of how much emptier life suddenly feels without them, the impact they've had on us all is still with us, and always will be. Thank you, Steve.

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