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  1. # Session Start: Tue Jan 04 00:00:00 2011
  2. # Session Ident: #html5
  3. # [00:00] <paul_irish> nimbupani:
  4. # [00:00] <paul_irish> .visuallyHidden {
  5. # [00:00] <paul_irish> camelcase class :(
  6. # [00:00] <nimbupani> SHOULD CHANGE
  7. # [00:00] <paul_irish> ah. its a regression!
  8. # [00:00] <paul_irish> jon neal!
  9. # [00:00] <nimbupani> YEAH
  10. # [00:00] <nimbupani> JON NEALLLL
  11. # [00:00] <nimbupani> sneakky
  12. # [00:00] <nimbupani> jon neal
  13. # [00:01] <nimbupani> are you changing?
  14. # [00:01] <paul_irish> umm
  15. # [00:01] <paul_irish> i fucking hate all those importants.
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  17. # [00:01] <nimbupani> i hate too
  18. # [00:01] <paul_irish> is the issue still open on that one?
  19. # [00:01] <nimbupani> no i dont think so.
  20. # [00:01] <nimbupani> this was the solution.
  21. # [00:01] <nimbupani> the problem is if you define author styles later
  22. # [00:01] <nimbupani> it will override visuallyhidden
  23. # [00:01] <paul_irish> like.. all of these helper classes could hypothet have !importants
  24. # [00:02] <nimbupani> maybe what we can do is to put all helpers before @media
  25. # [00:02] <nimbupani> and ask them to define their styles ABOVE it
  26. # [00:02] <nimbupani> so helps always override
  27. # [00:02] <paul_irish> can you reopen the old ticket
  28. # [00:02] <paul_irish> and amend it with the case change
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  30. # [00:04] <mikesusz> i can't replicate my font issue on remote server. very interesting.
  31. # [00:04] <nimbupani> amend the style you mean
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  33. # [00:07] <paul_irish> well.. sure fix the class if you want.. but i want to remove importants.. and i know jon put a lot of detail on the ticket around that
  34. # [00:07] <nimbupani> what do you say about putting helpers just above @media paul_irish
  35. # [00:08] <paul_irish> i'm good with that. i normally do that anyway
  36. # [00:08] <nimbupani> ok
  37. # [00:08] <paul_irish> but hold off on a commit for that.
  38. # [00:08] <paul_irish> actually. ticket for that
  39. # [00:08] <paul_irish> see if anyone cares
  40. # [00:08] <nimbupani> okay there is no point commiting removed !importants
  41. # [00:08] <nimbupani> if we are not putting them before @media
  42. # [00:09] <nimbupani> i will create a new ticket with that and link to the visuallyhidden issue
  43. # [00:12] <nimbupani> here you go https://github.com/paulirish/html5-boilerplate/issues/issue/265
  44. # [00:14] <nimbupani> why is reset css still resetting acronym even tho it is deprecated :/
  45. # [00:18] <paul_irish> can kill.
  46. # [00:18] <nimbupani> kill what?
  47. # [00:18] <paul_irish> acronym
  48. # [00:19] <nimbupani> no i am just comparing changes with his new reset and what we use
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  50. # [00:19] <nimbupani> should I update some of it?
  51. # [00:19] <paul_irish> yah
  52. # [00:19] <nimbupani> okay
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  59. # [00:37] <nimbupani> paul_irish: can you update sr.boilerplate.com :)
  60. # [00:37] <nimbupani> or rather push the latest styles.
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  66. # [00:45] <paul_irish> wait
  67. # [00:45] <paul_irish> just styles?
  68. # [00:45] <paul_irish> styles are all on the root domain now
  69. # [00:45] <nimbupani> yeah thats what
  70. # [00:45] <nimbupani> i mean update the style on the root domain is what I am sayin
  71. # [00:46] <paul_irish> done
  72. # [00:46] <nimbupani> woot thanks
  73. # [00:48] <danielfilho> paul_irish: can you make me a sandwich?
  74. # [00:48] <paul_irish> god no
  75. # [00:48] <paul_irish> i hate sandwiches
  76. # [00:49] <danielfilho> paul_irish: sudo can you make me a sandwich?
  77. # [00:49] <danielfilho> ok. that is old.
  78. # [00:49] <paul_irish> old jokes.
  79. # [00:49] <danielfilho> wait.
  80. # [00:50] <danielfilho> you said you hate sandwiches?
  81. # [00:50] <danielfilho> HOW COULD?
  82. # [00:50] <paul_irish> gross
  83. # [00:50] <danielfilho> ok. that is definitely the most weird thing I see someone writing.
  84. # [00:50] <danielfilho> pizza?
  85. # [00:52] <paul_irish> i like pizza.
  86. # [00:52] <paul_irish> ?g multiplicity pizza youtube
  87. # [00:52] <bot-t> paul_irish, YouTube - Multiplicity 1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhk-J9YwLR8
  88. # [00:52] <tw2113> this is just cute http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjLvjNtInD4&NR=1
  89. # [00:53] <danielfilho> pizza is a sandwich without a slice of bun, dude.
  90. # [00:53] <danielfilho> like, just half bun.
  91. # [00:53] <tw2113> a hot sandwich preferably
  92. # [00:53] <paul_irish> except its fucking HOT
  93. # [00:54] <paul_irish> and not full of either cold meat
  94. # [00:54] <paul_irish> or mayo or mustard
  95. # [00:54] <danielfilho> and sandwiches are hot too.
  96. # [00:54] <paul_irish> or oddly textured vegetables.
  97. # [00:54] <danielfilho> OH
  98. # [00:54] <danielfilho> I thought you americans called everything between two pieces of bread a sandwich.
  99. # [00:54] <paul_irish> for the record, i eat grilled cheese, cheese burgers, and meatballs subs, and probably a nice chicken pesto panini
  100. # [00:55] <danielfilho> got it.
  101. # [00:55] <paul_irish> but 95% of the time "sandwich" does not refer to those things
  102. # [00:55] <danielfilho> I have a desease. I'm a cheeseaholic.
  103. # [00:55] <paul_irish> amen.
  104. # [00:55] <danielfilho> And it will probably kill me someday.
  105. # [00:55] <tw2113> as long as it's not blue cheese, i'm fine
  106. # [00:56] <paul_irish> okay.... tacos, cheesesteak, or turkey burger
  107. # [00:56] <danielfilho> are you kidding me?
  108. # [00:56] <danielfilho> blue cheese is absolutely awesome.
  109. # [00:56] <danielfilho> I make a cream with blue cheese and bear. you spread on the toasted bread.
  110. # [00:56] <paul_irish> tw2113: try a blue cheese cheeseburger sometime
  111. # [00:56] <paul_irish> it's not as scary
  112. # [00:57] <tw2113> the fact that it's technically mold is a bit intimidating
  113. # [00:57] <paul_irish> hehe
  114. # [00:57] <danielfilho> there's a website of a place in US that TOTALLY makes me wish to live there. wait a second.
  115. # [00:57] <paul_irish> indeed
  116. # [00:58] <danielfilho> THIS! http://www.cheeseandburger.com/
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  118. # [00:59] <paul_irish> wow.
  119. # [00:59] <danielfilho> they're so juicy.
  120. # [00:59] <paul_irish> its The Tick voicing this.
  121. # [01:00] <paul_irish> ah. not a restaurant
  122. # [01:00] <danielfilho> tw2113: check the #5
  123. # [01:00] <paul_irish> just the wisconsin milk board.
  124. # [01:00] <danielfilho> what?
  125. # [01:00] <danielfilho> they don't make those?
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  127. # [01:00] <paul_irish> man this site is fantastic
  128. # [01:00] <danielfilho> it is!
  129. # [01:01] <danielfilho> the narration is AMAZING
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  131. # [01:01] <danielfilho> narration. I don't know if it is right to say "narration". hahaha
  132. # [01:01] <tw2113> teasing?
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  134. # [01:01] <tw2113> you can just hear in his voice that he got to sample
  135. # [01:02] <paul_irish> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvyZLipB4CY
  136. # [01:02] <danielfilho> I need to marry the daughter of Wisconsin Cheese's owner.
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  138. # [01:03] <paul_irish> patrick warburton
  139. # [01:03] <paul_irish> is his name
  140. # [01:03] <tw2113> M&M has good commercials
  141. # [01:05] <danielfilho> "this cheeseburger is a one-way road to YUMMYVILLE"
  142. # [01:05] <danielfilho> dude. the guy who wrote the text is a genius.
  143. # [01:05] <danielfilho> hahaha
  144. # [01:06] <tw2113> #25 has potential
  145. # [01:06] <tw2113> granted remove the onions and mushrooms
  146. # [01:07] <tw2113> #28 has good text too
  147. # [01:07] <danielfilho> let me find a pic of a burger I made sometime ago
  148. # [01:07] <danielfilho> HAHAHAHA, great one tw2113
  149. # [01:08] <tw2113> 29 would be almost perfect minus the onions
  150. # [01:09] <danielfilho> http://www.flickr.com/photos/danielfilho/3887716950/in/set-72157616673081906/
  151. # [01:09] <tw2113> time to go home
  152. # [01:09] <tw2113> and likely stop for a burger on my way there
  153. # [01:09] <tw2113> i hate you two for that
  154. # [01:10] <danielfilho> great! hahaha
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  157. # [01:13] <danielfilho> gotta send tw2113 this link tomorrow: http://smittenkitchen.com/2010/06/blue-cheese-and-red-potato-tart/
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  161. # [01:37] <danielfilho> ok, going home
  162. # [01:38] <danielfilho> it's 10h35pm here and I have some guys to crush on Black Ops! :D
  163. # [01:38] <danielfilho> see you guys.
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  171. # [01:58] <waldir> Hey guys. I am looking for the channel for W3C. can anyone point me in the right direction?
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  174. # [02:00] <tw2113> http://threewords.me/tw2113
  175. # [02:00] <tw2113> i caved
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  178. # [02:04] <nimbupani> #whatwg waldir
  179. # [02:05] <waldir> nimbupani: thanks :)
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  186. # [02:44] <paul_irish> nimbupani: lol
  187. # [02:45] <paul_irish> way to go
  188. # [02:45] <tw2113> i wonder if he got the joke yet
  189. # [02:45] <paul_irish> lachy's mad at you
  190. # [02:45] <nimbupani> :D
  191. # [02:45] <tw2113> i'd find it worth it
  192. # [02:46] <nimbupani> hey they are on freenode!
  193. # [02:46] <nimbupani> not my fault!
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  356. # [13:46] <sean`> seriously
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  362. # [14:18] <Syniq> sean`: Srsly.
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  364. # [14:26] <monteslu> Was 2010 the year of "really" and "seriously" being clever one word sentences?
  365. # [14:27] <monteslu> Not quite as annoying as using "litterally" incorrectly, but at least as annoying as "could care less", and both more so than nails on a chalkboard :)
  366. # [14:28] <sean`> couldn't care less*
  367. # [14:28] <monteslu> that's why I put it in quotes :)
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  369. # [14:28] <sean`> couldn't care less is wrong, could care less is oki
  370. # [14:28] <sean`> seriously
  371. # [14:29] <monteslu> troll
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  404. # [16:37] <Michael> paul_irish, Whazaaa happy new year
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  409. # [16:57] <tw2113> morning all
  410. # [16:57] <cheilmann> afternoon
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  413. # [17:02] <tw2113> doh, i don't think i can do much for CSS3 transitions on background images yet
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  424. # [17:12] <tw2113> back, had someone installing net for someone down the hall, and had to disconnect us
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  428. # [17:30] <danielfilho> shit. my apache didn't fixed himself.
  429. # [17:30] <danielfilho> since last night 'til now.
  430. # [17:31] <tw2113> :O
  431. # [17:31] <tw2113> since when did you have a little native american?
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  433. # [17:32] <mikesusz> haw
  434. # [17:32] <mikesusz> everybody duck, i just issued sudo service apache2 reload
  435. # [17:32] * tw2113 ducks behind cheilmann
  436. # [17:33] <danielfilho> tw2113: if I was Homer Simpson, i'd answer you with a D'OH! Hahaha
  437. # [17:33] <tw2113> what's stopping you?
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  439. # [17:33] <danielfilho> me?
  440. # [17:33] <tw2113> stop stopping yourself
  441. # [17:34] <tw2113> realize your full potential!
  442. # [17:34] <tw2113> who in here is good with javascript who could potentially tell me if this has all the needed syntax? http://pastebin.com/NDAJMnw9
  443. # [17:35] <danielfilho> what is javascript?
  444. # [17:35] <danielfilho> I hope it's a new coffee bean.
  445. # [17:36] <tw2113> IE8 is spitting at me with that block
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  447. # [17:37] <tw2113> all of them are actually
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  449. # [17:41] <miketaylr> is that jquery?
  450. # [17:41] <cheilmann> licat has an extra , at then end
  451. # [17:41] <cheilmann> IE doesn't like this
  452. # [17:41] <tw2113> ya, it's jquery
  453. # [17:41] <miketaylr> what's this do cat biz?
  454. # [17:41] <miketaylr> are you passing that data to the server?
  455. # [17:41] <tw2113> it's for some plugin on a client site
  456. # [17:41] <tw2113> something i wasn't in charge of
  457. # [17:42] <tw2113> i come back from some vacation time, and see all this extra js/jq stuff in the header.php file
  458. # [17:42] <cheilmann> I changed it - just remove the , after cat:licat and it should work
  459. # [17:42] <miketaylr> $.get(url){ foo } does not compute
  460. # [17:43] <miketaylr> $.get(url, {foo:bar}) makes more sense
  461. # [17:43] <cheilmann> ah yeah, that is bollox, too
  462. # [17:43] <tw2113> i have to wonder if the urls are having trouble with forward slashes
  463. # [17:43] <cheilmann> no it isn't your $get syntax is wrong
  464. # [17:44] <tw2113> woohoo </sarcasm>
  465. # [17:44] <miketaylr> s/ajax")/ajax",/ ?
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  467. # [17:44] <cheilmann> I still don't like chaining. There, I said it
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  469. # [17:45] <cheilmann> http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.get/ is the right syntax
  470. # [17:45] <tw2113> http://pastebin.com/xMcLbN1e the whole javascript <script> block
  471. # [17:46] <miketaylr> tw2113: like i said, i think there's just a typo, replace the ) with a comma
  472. # [17:46] <tw2113> but i'll look at that link too chris
  473. # [17:46] <tw2113> and mike
  474. # [17:46] <miketaylr> if that's the case, the rest looks fine
  475. # [17:47] <miketaylr> and by fine i mean jquery spaghetti :P
  476. # [17:47] <tw2113> not my fault! my primary duties are general wordpress admin and the frontend styling
  477. # [17:47] <miketaylr> eh, no worries. i'm sure no kittens will die as a result
  478. # [17:48] <tw2113> bah! "expected identifier, string, or number"
  479. # [17:48] <miketaylr> tw2113: lots of nice people in #jquery as well ^_^
  480. # [17:50] <tw2113> :P
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  485. # [17:55] <cheilmann> OK, I am starting a series of interviews with "people of HTML5" - who do you think should I contact?
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  487. # [17:56] <paul_irish> nimbupani: http://www.psfk.com/2011/01/nikes-new-site-uses-html5-to-scroll-towards-a-better-world.html
  488. # [17:56] <miketaylr> every single person in #whatwg
  489. # [17:56] <miketaylr> :)
  490. # [17:57] <nimbupani> AWWW
  491. # [17:57] <nimbupani> PSFK discovering boilerplate
  492. # [17:57] <cheilmann> paul_irish: yeah, the nike siteis cute
  493. # [17:57] <cheilmann> but the video is flash
  494. # [17:57] <cheilmann> would be interesting to know why
  495. # [17:57] <nimbupani> so what cheilmann
  496. # [17:57] <paul_irish> cheilmann: check out the video rollovers on http://www.oprah.com/own
  497. # [17:58] <cheilmann> wow that site is slow here
  498. # [17:58] <cheilmann> waiting for own.channelfinder.net
  499. # [17:58] <paul_irish> booo
  500. # [17:58] <cheilmann> probably going to tell me I am in the wrong country
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  503. # [18:07] <miketaylr> http://www.oprah.com/packages/oprah-mobile.html rofl
  504. # [18:07] <cheilmann> paul_irish: ah now it works - sweet
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  508. # [18:07] <cheilmann> tables for layout though :)
  509. # [18:07] <paul_irish> heh
  510. # [18:07] <paul_irish> my gf is workin on a project where someone used divs to recreate a table for tabular data
  511. # [18:08] <paul_irish> the good news is: the client caught that right away and was unhappy.
  512. # [18:08] <nimbupani> oh good :/
  513. # [18:08] <cheilmann> that is good
  514. # [18:09] <cheilmann> I couldn't believe that anna debenham got bad marks in Uni for creating her layout in CSS
  515. # [18:09] <cheilmann> according to the course curriculum layout is done with tables :)
  516. # [18:17] <tw2113> college is wrong...go figure
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  518. # [18:25] <danielfilho> paul_irish: http://cl.ly/2F0g1t2Y1f0v2w0e1d15
  519. # [18:25] <danielfilho> :(
  520. # [18:25] <paul_irish> BUMMER
  521. # [18:25] <paul_irish> oprah does not serve anyone in .br or .uk apparently
  522. # [18:25] <paul_irish> WILL FREEZE U OUT
  523. # [18:25] <paul_irish> chilly tab!
  524. # [18:26] <danielfilho> HAHAHAHA
  525. # [18:26] <danielfilho> I'll shut my mouth up.
  526. # [18:26] <danielfilho> and fingers.
  527. # [18:26] <danielfilho> =x
  528. # [18:27] <paul_irish> freckles.
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  533. # [18:32] <paul_irish> nimbupani: http://www.impressivewebs.com/easy-html5-template/
  534. # [18:33] <cheilmann> I just installed the TextMate bundle for Boilerplate. Wow, that ads a lot of stuff
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  536. # [18:33] <nimbupani> really? it has only the markup and css
  537. # [18:34] <cheilmann> yeah but the markup points to a lot of files you need to download, too
  538. # [18:34] <danielfilho> talking about editors, have anyone tried Kod?
  539. # [18:34] <nimbupani> omg its taking years to load paul_irish :/
  540. # [18:34] <cheilmann> would make more sense to have that as web based URLs on a CDN
  541. # [18:34] <cheilmann> nimbupani: agreed, it just finished here after 3 minutes or so
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  543. # [18:35] <tw2113> textmate at work, gedit at home
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  545. # [18:35] <nimbupani> and his markup is somehow easier than boilerplate how?
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  547. # [18:36] <cheilmann> <!-- "strong" is used for SEO and contextual hierarchy -->
  548. # [18:36] <cheilmann> err, sure
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  550. # [18:36] <tw2113> if i accomplished anything this morning, it's applying css3 transitions to some social media buttons :D
  551. # [18:37] <nimbupani> you see paul_irish this is what happens when you put the full source on the homepage
  552. # [18:37] <nimbupani> everyone things its TOO MUCH
  553. # [18:37] <nimbupani> thinks*
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  555. # [18:37] <tw2113> sometimes, that's a good thing...people thinking
  556. # [18:37] * tw2113 ducks from cardona507
  557. # [18:38] <cardona507> cardona507 is dead to me
  558. # [18:38] * cardona507 is now known as cgcardona
  559. # [18:38] <tw2113> so why do you keep entering the room with that one?
  560. # [18:38] <tw2113> :P
  561. # [18:38] <cgcardona> heh
  562. # [18:38] <cgcardona> yeah I should take the time to fix that default in my colloquy today
  563. # [18:38] <paul_irish> nimbupani: eh. i'm not worried.
  564. # [18:39] <cgcardona> it's kinda annoying fixing my name and identifying with nickserv each time
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  566. # [18:39] <nimbupani> i am not worried either paul_irish
  567. # [18:39] <paul_irish> talking to louis now
  568. # [18:39] <nimbupani> its just a boilerplate rip of the html page.
  569. # [18:39] <nimbupani> ok
  570. # [18:39] <paul_irish> gave him a few bugfixes
  571. # [18:39] <nimbupani> :D
  572. # [18:40] <tw2113> it's the @rem
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  576. # [18:40] <mokush> how the hell do you make the CORS protocol work?
  577. # [18:40] <paul_irish> ?mdc cors
  578. # [18:40] <bot-t> paul_irish, Vladimir Dzhuvinov - https://developer.mozilla.org/User:vladimir.dzhuvinov
  579. # [18:40] <paul_irish> fuckkkkk bottty.
  580. # [18:41] <remysharp> mokush: http://bit.ly/ffcors
  581. # [18:42] <mokush> remysharp: I've tryed. The servers sends the Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * header, but the browser still hates me.
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  584. # [18:43] <remysharp> mokush: there's an example here that I did a while back: http://jsbin.com/oxiyi4 (but doesn't support IE - but that's simple to fix)
  585. # [18:44] <remysharp> mokush: then to double check the server - run `curl -I http://remysharp.com/demo/cors.php` from command line (that's a capital i)
  586. # [18:45] <mokush> remysharp: does the server on which the script is located need anything special?
  587. # [18:45] <remysharp> except the headers it sends, no
  588. # [18:47] <mokush> remysharp: but your script doesn't manualy set any custom headers.
  589. # [18:48] <remysharp> sorry - which script & which server? The server side - i.e. the bit with CORS, sends the Access control header. The client side, the script sitting on JS Bin doesn't do anything fancy at all - you can see all the code right there (there's nothing going on on jsbin.com)
  590. # [18:48] <tw2113> f34r the mass twitter mention
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  596. # [18:51] <mokush> remysharp: the header is there, but I'm only getting a 0 status and the request does not show up in firebug.
  597. # [18:51] <tw2113> danielfilho, when the room had only 50 people or so regularly, i did a nick highlight for them all at once
  598. # [18:51] <remysharp> what's the address of the server?
  599. # [18:52] <mokush> remysharp: http://173.203.85.13/
  600. # [18:54] <remysharp> works for me: http://jsbin.com/oxiyi4/2 (check the console - dumps out the responseText - which is some HTML page you're sending)
  601. # [18:55] <danielfilho> brb
  602. # [18:58] <cgcardona> back when the room had only 50 people or so - the good ole dayz
  603. # [18:58] <danielfilho> cgcardona: but now you guys have me.
  604. # [18:58] <cgcardona> :-D
  605. # [19:00] <paul_irish> sup remysharp
  606. # [19:00] <remysharp> hey paul
  607. # [19:00] <paul_irish> happy 20!!
  608. # [19:01] <tw2113> i decided....i'll wait till our jquery guy is here to debug this IE stuff
  609. # [19:01] <remysharp> Thanks, but you're out by > 10 :)
  610. # [19:03] <paul_irish> shifty.
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  612. # [19:03] <tw2113> happy 20* paul_irish
  613. # [19:03] <tw2113> there, i covered the rest of the century
  614. # [19:04] <paul_irish> morganoneal: what's the punycode result of xn--p5h
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  618. # [19:04] <voodootikigod> nerds
  619. # [19:04] <tw2113> geek
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  621. # [19:04] <mokush> remysharp: you're right. there seems to be a problem with the way the webservice I'm supposed to use is built. The url I'm supposed to be posting is http://173.203.85.13/user_sessions?format=xml
  622. # [19:04] <mokush> which returns the right headers when I "curl it", but the browser doesn't seem to like it.
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  625. # [19:05] <remysharp> when I curl it - I see a 404
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  628. # [19:06] <nimbupani> hey guize who wrote that terrible article on why html5 is bad?
  629. # [19:06] <morganoneal> paul_irish: its ♋.ws
  630. # [19:06] <paul_irish> hahah baller.
  631. # [19:06] <mokush> remysharp: The smart guy that built the web service decided the url should work(not return 404) after you log in. But this is the same link the login form is supposed to post to.
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  633. # [19:07] <tw2113> nimbupani, probably someone who still thinks IE6 is a browser
  634. # [19:07] <paul_irish> nimbupani: this guy who writes an html authoring tool
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  637. # [19:07] <nimbupani> oh rite.
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  639. # [19:07] <paul_irish> http://www.google.co.jp/landing/motto/ has more of those happy chrome videos. <3
  640. # [19:08] <remysharp> mokush: the issue is on the server side then. It's dodgy that it's a 404 now, but double check by dumping out `this` in the ready handler. You'll get all the status codes
  641. # [19:08] <remysharp> pretty sure the smart guy may have missed a trick
  642. # [19:08] <rolson> whoa it is like magic heaven in here with the big boys! :D hey guys
  643. # [19:08] <paul_irish> dominoes one is fab
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  645. # [19:09] <paul_irish> sup ryan
  646. # [19:09] <mokush> remysharp: it's really weird now that I think about it. How can a form post to a 404 url?
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  650. # [19:10] <aristidesfl> hello tw2113, paul_irish
  651. # [19:10] <felcom> someone make an HTML5 food fax and send me a pizza plz ty
  652. # [19:10] <paul_irish> serio: peep the dominoes vid http://www.google.co.jp/landing/motto/
  653. # [19:10] <rolson> fun fun day paul, how are you
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  655. # [19:10] <tw2113> yo
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  658. # [19:11] <paul_irish> gosh i think its time for a bakery run
  659. # [19:11] <rolson> anything happen with that boilerplate.net site
  660. # [19:11] <serio> I saw the tab animation one you posted yesterday,
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  663. # [19:11] <danielfilho> look @maddoghall messing with iPhone users... hahaha
  664. # [19:12] <paul_irish> rolson: oh right.. my facebook. SHHH for now
  665. # [19:12] <danielfilho> http://twitter.com/maddoghall/status/22138494788829184 >>> http://twitter.com/maddoghall/status/22252209051799552 >>> http://twitter.com/izzynobre/status/22352290602024960
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  667. # [19:12] <danielfilho> sorry for this... I really think this funny
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  670. # [19:13] <paul_irish> thx peol
  671. # [19:13] <serio> japanese ppl + chrome = win
  672. # [19:13] <paul_irish> RT serio
  673. # [19:13] <peol> paul_irish: np, lets see how well he performs under pressure ;)
  674. # [19:13] <cgcardona> danielfilho: haha
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  677. # [19:14] <serio> I'm loving these paul_irish
  678. # [19:14] <peol> http://twitter.com/#!/tw2113/status/22347602720722944
  679. # [19:14] <twitterhapy> http://bit.ly/f0aXAD @tw2113 -- ahh the joys of IRC...come hang out in #html5 on freenode.net. I am interacting with @codepo8 @rem @paul_irish @cgcardona @nimbuin + others.
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  681. # [19:15] <felcom> When is google going to buy typekit?
  682. # [19:15] <tw2113> i didn't even realize paul RT'd that till just now
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  684. # [19:15] <rolson> paul_irish: ack, sorry dude
  685. # [19:15] <mahen23> omg its paul_irish
  686. # [19:15] <paul_irish> i doubt google will, felcom.
  687. # [19:15] <paul_irish> s'not really organizing the worlds information... just making it look shit hot
  688. # [19:15] <paul_irish> ?omgpaul @ mahen23
  689. # [19:15] <bot-t> mahen23, http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/hs456.snc3/26108_532014511782_29100413_31383464_6948266_n.jpg
  690. # [19:16] <nimbupani> oh good you cleaned it up paul_irish :)
  691. # [19:16] <mahen23> who is the other guy
  692. # [19:16] <rolson> lol where is that pic ffrom
  693. # [19:16] <danielfilho> damn, paul_irish is the REAL PAUL IRISH?
  694. # [19:16] <mahen23> with the finger
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  696. # [19:16] <peol> mahen23: slexaxton
  697. # [19:16] <danielfilho> oh my. OH MY. :P
  698. # [19:16] <rolson> paul you a celebrity :p
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  700. # [19:17] <Thasmo> like lady gaga but better :>
  701. # [19:17] * tw2113 is now known as also_paul_irish
  702. # [19:17] <rolson> lol
  703. # [19:17] <mahen23> Thasmo: haha
  704. # [19:17] <Thasmo> lady gaga of the web
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  706. # [19:17] <paul_irish> mahen23: that's @slexaxton from yayquery and yepnope.js and goto.js and TXJS
  707. # [19:18] <serio> and the famous dancing ajpiano
  708. # [19:18] <paul_irish> fannnntastic.
  709. # [19:18] <also_paul_irish> woo! I'm awesome
  710. # [19:18] <felcom> <- needs more yayquery
  711. # [19:18] * paul_irish _o/\o_ paul_irish_fan _o/\o_ also_paul_irish
  712. # [19:18] <Thasmo> :>
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  714. # [19:18] * serio is now known as paul_irish_h8ter
  715. # [19:18] <Thasmo> \o/
  716. # [19:18] <another_paul_iri> damn limit
  717. # [19:18] <paul_irish_h8ter> -___-
  718. # [19:18] * another_paul_iri is now known as another_irish_pu
  719. # [19:19] * another_irish_pu is now known as other_irish_pub
  720. # [19:19] <Michael> mick.
  721. # [19:19] <other_irish_pub> not it fits.
  722. # [19:19] * peol is now known as hail_sirup
  723. # [19:19] <hail_sirup> I just go with his alter ago anagram
  724. # [19:19] <hail_sirup> ego*
  725. # [19:19] * Michael is now known as not_paul_irish
  726. # [19:19] * hail_sirup is now known as peol
  727. # [19:19] <not_paul_irish> Well that's fun.
  728. # [19:19] * not_paul_irish is now known as Michael
  729. # [19:20] * other_irish_pub is now known as danielfilho
  730. # [19:20] <paul_irish_h8ter> hail_sirup, genius
  731. # [19:20] * also_paul_irish is now known as cheilmanns_red_h
  732. # [19:20] * cgcardona is now known as paul_irish_wanna
  733. # [19:20] * paul_irish_h8ter is now known as serio
  734. # [19:20] <danielfilho> hahaha!
  735. # [19:20] <cheilmanns_red_h> damn
  736. # [19:20] <paul_irish_wanna> oh yeah
  737. # [19:20] <paul_irish_wanna> i wanna be paul irish!
  738. # [19:20] * cheilmanns_red_h is now known as cheilmannsredhai
  739. # [19:20] <serio> /end hate
  740. # [19:20] * paul_irish_wanna is now known as cgcardona
  741. # [19:20] <cheilmannsredhai> close enough for the length of the gag
  742. # [19:20] <bryanrieger> is this #html5 or #guesstherealpaulirish?
  743. # [19:20] <paul_irish_fan> ?_??
  744. # [19:20] <bot-t> paul_irish_fan, #5052 ("_" is redundant in many selectors of Sizzle) – jQuery Core ... - Opened 17 months ago http://bugs.jquery.com/ticket/5052
  745. # [19:21] <paul_irish_fan> what?
  746. # [19:21] <cheilmannsredhai> i was waiting for someone to change their name to pauls_left_nut
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  748. # [19:21] <paul_irish_fan> but where is codepo8 ?
  749. # [19:22] <danielfilho> paul_irish is the new paul_mccartney
  750. # [19:22] <rolson> is Remy in here?
  751. # [19:22] * cheilmannsredhai is now known as tw2113
  752. # [19:22] <Thasmo> remysharp :> indd
  753. # [19:22] <tw2113> codepo8 = cheilmann
  754. # [19:22] <paul_irish> bryanrieger: sup man. :)
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  756. # [19:22] <tw2113> but he's probably busy rocking Mozilla at the moment
  757. # [19:22] <paul_irish> rolson: rem is around yeah. probably waiting until we return to being on topic. :)
  758. # [19:23] <paul_irish_fan> all that i know: codepo8 = javascript
  759. # [19:23] <peol> ?mlu @ paul_irish
  760. # [19:23] <bot-t> paul_irish, much like urself
  761. # [19:23] <tw2113> wha? topic?
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  765. # [19:23] <bryanrieger> paul_irish saw your tweet - just hanging out for a bit :)
  766. # [19:23] <rolson> paul_irish: lol gotcha
  767. # [19:23] <remysharp> Thasmo: indd back at you ... :-\
  768. # [19:23] <felcom> Apple 2nd largest company (market cap) in the world...whaaa
  769. # [19:23] <Thasmo> huh
  770. # [19:23] <remysharp> rolson: yep - I'm here
  771. # [19:23] <monteslu> man, that tweets really worked
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  773. # [19:23] <rolson> remysharp: Just got your book :) stoked to read it
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  778. # [19:23] <pretopia> Hi everybody
  779. # [19:23] <Michael> Is it not possible to call ExternalInterface on a swf that is loaded from a CDN?
  780. # [19:23] <tw2113> we don't need no stinkin' topic
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  782. # [19:23] * paul_irish_fan high fives sean`
  783. # [19:23] <remysharp> rolson: cool - hopefully it'll learn ya something :)
  784. # [19:23] <pretopia> I saw a retweet by paul_irish, so I thought let's check this out :)
  785. # [19:23] <serio> ?serio sean`
  786. # [19:23] <bot-t> I <3 you sean`
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  788. # [19:24] <remysharp> if not - try to spot how many times a rusty trombone is mentioned.
  789. # [19:24] <sean`> SUP
  790. # [19:24] <Michael> omg @ flash.
  791. # [19:24] <serio> SUP SUP SUP?
  792. # [19:24] <mokush> it's not fair. you guys are friends with the bot.
  793. # [19:24] <monteslu> where's the rest of your 11000 followers?
  794. # [19:24] <cgcardona> ff overtakes IE in europe! wooo hooo http://gs.statcounter.com/press/firefox-overtakes-internet-explorer-in-europe-in-browser-wars
  795. # [19:24] <paul_irish_fan> monteslu: sleeping
  796. # [19:24] <peol> http://stopwilson.com/ ms-dos, takes you back.
  797. # [19:24] <monteslu> hah
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  799. # [19:25] <tw2113> btw all, you're welcome
  800. # [19:25] <Thasmo> remysharp, dont understand your "back at you ..." indd = indeed ?
  801. # [19:25] <tw2113> cgcardona, what should I do for lunch?
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  803. # [19:26] <cgcardona> no meat
  804. # [19:26] <cgcardona> go veggie
  805. # [19:26] <peol> paul_irish: link broken in tweet
  806. # [19:26] <rolson> remysharp: ha, I have no doubt sir :D
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  808. # [19:26] <cgcardona> your body will thank you ;)
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  810. # [19:26] <tw2113> *gag*
  811. # [19:26] <paul_irish> peol: you serious?
  812. # [19:26] <remysharp> Thasmo: ah, I see. I rarely wander in to the IRC channels, so when I don't understand what's written, I assume it's l33t speak - which I'm a newbie at -
  813. # [19:26] <tw2113> i was debating subway
  814. # [19:26] <paul_irish_fan> so what are we all gathered here for? will there be games or quizes?
  815. # [19:26] <monteslu> both
  816. # [19:26] <tw2113> paul_irish_fan, because we can
  817. # [19:26] <cgcardona> tw2113: the veggie delight or veggie patty - you can't go wrong :)
  818. # [19:26] <felcom> wheres my raffle ticket
  819. # [19:26] <remysharp> Thasmo: I was just confused :-)
  820. # [19:26] <tw2113> to talk about emerging standards and the future of the internet
  821. # [19:26] <peol> paul_irish: http://i.imgur.com/fd9n1.png
  822. # [19:26] <paul_irish> peol: http://twitter.com/#!/paul_irish/status/22356192923754496 doesnt look busted to me
  823. # [19:27] <Thasmo> remysharp; ic np. = I see, no problem. :>
  824. # [19:27] <paul_irish> peol: http://www.google.co.jp/landing/motto/ breaks for you?
  825. # [19:27] <peol> paul_irish: yep
  826. # [19:27] <Thasmo> paul_irish: The requested URL /landing/motto/ was not found on this server.
  827. # [19:27] <cgcardona> not me
  828. # [19:27] <paul_irish> google hates sweden apparently
  829. # [19:27] * cheilmann is now known as codepo8
  830. # [19:27] <paul_irish> Thasmo: where are you
  831. # [19:27] <Thasmo> austria
  832. # [19:27] <monteslu> #ajax never got this kinda traction
  833. # [19:27] * paul_irish throws the finger to europe
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  835. # [19:27] <Thasmo> google jp blocks europe, I knew it.
  836. # [19:27] <paul_irish> :/ that sucks.
  837. # [19:27] <sean`> paul_irish, FUUUUUUUUU
  838. # [19:28] <rolson> good thing ajax is part of html5 right LOL
  839. # [19:28] * codepo8 throws two fingers back.
  840. # [19:28] <sean`> workn't
  841. # [19:28] <paul_irish_fan> hey looks its that javascript dude @ codepo8
  842. # [19:28] <sean`> lol
  843. # [19:28] <danielfilho> hahaha
  844. # [19:28] <paul_irish> paul_irish_fan: /nick yoself bro
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  847. # [19:28] <peol> paul_irish: through w0t.us (online web proxy), it works :p
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  849. # [19:28] <paul_irish> peol: ill tell my .jp peeps
  850. # [19:29] <peol> can't stream the pages tho
  851. # [19:29] <peol> movies*
  852. # [19:29] <peol> paul_irish: cool, thx
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  854. # [19:30] <tw2113> cgcardona, apparently i'm a top follower for the bakery below our current office
  855. # [19:30] <tw2113> but they're on their day off today, so i have to heckle them about that
  856. # [19:30] <tw2113> "you're not even open today!"
  857. # [19:30] <felcom> wish i had jpeeps
  858. # [19:30] <cgcardona> your a popular guy these dayz
  859. # [19:30] <mahen23> who me?
  860. # [19:30] <Thasmo> thought me
  861. # [19:30] <Thasmo> nvm
  862. # [19:31] <tw2113> even worse...the local twitter fanatics have come up with the Sioux Falls Socie Awards
  863. # [19:31] <sean`> paul_irish, you should write disclaimers for your tweets
  864. # [19:31] <sean`> mr american
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  867. # [19:32] <mahen23> 104 users
  868. # [19:32] <felcom> so i'm a web dev making an online portfolio site, except i've only ever worked with okay/bad designers..should i just downplay the graphical showcase of my work?
  869. # [19:32] <freedgy> tw2113: found you on twitter :) via amberwineberg
  870. # [19:32] <paul_irish> sean`: i should also test all my links in international proxies before sharing
  871. # [19:33] <sean`> finally you get it :p
  872. # [19:33] <tw2113> freedgy, you could have asked too :P
  873. # [19:33] <peol> paul_irish: your followers ARE your proxies
  874. # [19:33] <tw2113> speaking of which, i can rejoin #wordpress
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  877. # [19:33] <paul_irish> felcom: any employers that are hiring you as a dev will be view-source'ing your shit so that's what matters.
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  879. # [19:33] <tw2113> damn xchat aqua
  880. # [19:33] <danielfilho> totally agreed with paul_irish
  881. # [19:33] <freedgy> tw2113: heh... no fun in that :) Yep, using xchat also - gross.
  882. # [19:34] <danielfilho> the "ghost" projects are a good way to show your skills
  883. # [19:34] <tw2113> what's your ID there?
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  885. # [19:34] <felcom> "ghost" as in just some shit i make up?
  886. # [19:34] <codepo8> I actually just wrote a long article why Valley companies fail to hire talent - one of the things that amaze me is that you look at people's stuff, look at their source and then they get lost in HR hell
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  888. # [19:35] <danielfilho> felcom: things you do not for money, but to show your skills.
  889. # [19:35] <mahen23> i just did a for loop in PHP and a company hired me
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  891. # [19:35] <danielfilho> like your bio page, some blog, small projects like a twitter client for example. things like that.
  892. # [19:35] <felcom> i guess i'll just make sure the typography on my site is great and not worry about the rest
  893. # [19:35] <danielfilho> mahen23: hahaha!
  894. # [19:36] <mahen23> true story
  895. # [19:36] <Thasmo> paul_irish, just found that one, mentioning your mentioned URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-mqmGO_ldw
  896. # [19:36] <paul_irish> yeah they seem to be ehre http://www.youtube.com/user/googlejapan
  897. # [19:36] <danielfilho> it work for designers... here in Brazil there's a famous website for ghost-works of designers that just graduated and have nothing "solid" to show.
  898. # [19:36] <paul_irish> that's tight
  899. # [19:37] <mahen23> well we do have 99designs for these things
  900. # [19:38] <mahen23> just submit a project, put up a bid and thousands of designers will flow in
  901. # [19:38] <danielfilho> so, the point is that it should work for developers too.
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  903. # [19:39] <danielfilho> you make your domain, put it on your resume and show your skills... as Paul said, they'll "view-source"ing your project.
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  905. # [19:39] <felcom> yeah this is good advice, thanks
  906. # [19:40] <tw2113> don't forget to put an ascii portrait of paul_irish in your header as a comment
  907. # [19:40] <mahen23> haha
  908. # [19:40] <danielfilho> that will TOTALLY make difference!
  909. # [19:40] <felcom> i'm starting to think i should come up with a way to just display the code in a meaningful manner instead of any thumbnails or graphics
  910. # [19:41] <mahen23> this is an awesome site http://w3csites.com/
  911. # [19:41] <felcom> because having to view sources is kind of a bad experience
  912. # [19:41] <danielfilho> well... out for some coffee... be back later.
  913. # [19:41] <mahen23> felcom: well as long as you are doing web development, everyone can view source your code
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  915. # [19:42] <felcom> yeah, i'm just wondering if theres an elegant way to be up front with the code in the first place
  916. # [19:42] <paul_irish> mahen23: 100% validation is like following all the traffic signals but not driving anywhere worthwhile
  917. # [19:42] <felcom> they's probably just view source anyway lol
  918. # [19:42] <felcom> they'd*
  919. # [19:43] <peol> validating is good for hints on major failures in your markup, more or less everything else is... meh
  920. # [19:43] <mahen23> paul_irish: i was talking about the designs of the site featured
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  922. # [19:43] <rolson> paul_irish: I need to make a webapp/site for my work, strictly for iPad use at trade shows. Think it best to make a straight up "site" or use a framework?
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  924. # [19:44] <peol> rolson: html5 boilerplate + plain imo, depends on the size of the app tho
  925. # [19:44] <AdeelEjaz_> Yay... Finally got in.. first time user of IRC here.. expect fireworks
  926. # [19:44] <nimbupani> hai AdeelEjaz_!
  927. # [19:45] <paul_irish> rolson: use sproutcore or jqmobile. you'll save time
  928. # [19:45] <paul_irish> hey AdeelEjaz_ :)
  929. # [19:45] <rolson> peol: will basically be an "informtion display" type app, with signup forms etc
  930. # [19:45] <tw2113> bbl
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  932. # [19:45] <AdeelEjaz_> hey too Divya/Paul
  933. # [19:45] <codepo8> on a conf call
  934. # [19:45] <rolson> paul_irish: sproutcore, have not heard of. will check it out thanks
  935. # [19:45] <Thasmo> paul_irish, you seen this: http://www.dhtmlx.com/touch/
  936. # [19:46] <codepo8> hence solent here :)
  937. # [19:46] <paul_irish> and craig_barnes here too! man we got a bunch of boilerplate community here. \o/
  938. # [19:46] <codepo8> Thasmo: saw that some days ago - worst product name ever
  939. # [19:46] <paul_irish> Thasmo: yeah was looking at it earlier.. pretty hot
  940. # [19:46] <Thasmo> haha
  941. # [19:46] <paul_irish> hahaha ^^
  942. # [19:46] <rolson> lol quite a name
  943. # [19:46] <peol> rolson: i'd probably go boilerplate + html if i have the time, jqmobile is a bit too phone-y for an ipad imo
  944. # [19:47] <paul_irish> sproutcore has the best ipad demos ever.
  945. # [19:47] <paul_irish> OF ALL TIME
  946. # [19:47] <rolson> peol: paul_irish thanks guys. Needs to have lots of "touch-slide-display" stuff happening
  947. # [19:47] <rolson> OF ALL TIME you say? rad indeed :D
  948. # [19:48] <peol> yeah, if you need a bunch of touch-y interaction, sproutcore could be your best bet
  949. # [19:48] <mahen23> sencha touch also has some cool demos
  950. # [19:48] <peol> i do fancy those demos :)
  951. # [19:49] <rolson> sweet ill check that out as soon as i finish my current lame project at work
  952. # [19:49] <rolson> lol though getting to build the new/fun ones makes up for it ;)
  953. # [19:49] <peol> rolson: http://demo.sproutcore.com/signup/
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  956. # [19:54] <rolson> nice
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  958. # [19:55] <pretopia> I've got a question regarding Canvas applications on mobile devices - I've created some (fairly popular) html5 games that make extensive use of the Canvas API
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  961. # [19:56] <pretopia> However, I'm facing problems on the iPhone 4 because that device has a resolution of 960x640, and the browser has 'problems' keeping up with redrawing each pixel with my desired framerate
  962. # [19:57] <codepo8> could you try to use CSS zoom on a smaller canvas?
  963. # [19:57] <alrra> hey, i have a question - is there a better way to detect native support for speech than: var e = document.createElement('input'); 'speech' in e || 'onwebkitspeechchange' in e ? it seems to work on the browsers i`ve tested it on... but i`m just curious if there is a better way or something... tnx :)
  964. # [19:57] <paul_irish> alrra: var elem = document.createElement('input'); return 'speech' in elem || 'webkitSpeech' in elem;
  965. # [19:57] <pretopia> So in one application I 'cheated' by lowering the framerate on iPhone 4 devices drastically (I detect them using window.devicePixelRatio check)
  966. # [19:58] <alcuadrado> pretopia, do you really need to redraw the entire screen every frame?
  967. # [19:58] <pretopia> alcuadrado: for 1 game I did not, and I was able to save a lot with that
  968. # [19:58] <pretopia> alcuadrado: but in another I really need to
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  970. # [19:59] <pretopia> so what I'm considering, is half-sizing the game window for iPhone 4 (and thus having a small window...)
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  973. # [19:59] <paul_irish> alrra: so.. slight changes. :) test the attribute not the event
  974. # [20:00] <alrra> but it does`t work that way :P
  975. # [20:00] <alcuadrado> pretopia, I was working in a gameon2010 entry, and we where planning to use several canvas for the different layers. For example a terrain one, a "characters" one, and more; the idea behind this is that the terrain one only needs to be repainted a few times
  976. # [20:00] <pretopia> It is inconvenient because older devices with less pixels run the stuff perfectly. Of course it makes sense, but there is no way to tell the browser not to upscale a 480x320 (Canvas) element to 960x640, at least not as far as I know
  977. # [20:00] <paul_irish> alrra: does too
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  979. # [20:00] <alrra> well not on chrome for ubuntu :P
  980. # [20:00] <alrra> at least
  981. # [20:00] <zcorpan> pretopia: can't you use adaptive frame rate / quality, so the game automatically reduces the target frame rate and canvas size when it detects that the device doesn't keep up?
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  984. # [20:01] <pretopia> alcuadrado: that is a solution I am considering for a new project as well. Did that work out well? I was afraid that the browser would still have difficulties underneath 'the hood' then
  985. # [20:01] <peol> paul_irish, alrra: Chromium 10.0.6 on Ubuntu: http://i.imgur.com/WRr7u.png
  986. # [20:02] <alcuadrado> I think the problem might be in mobile safaris resizing cost of the canvas, not in drawing the entire screen. Try to use a real 960x640 screen, in order to avoid resizing
  987. # [20:02] <paul_irish> alrra: what he said ^
  988. # [20:02] <pretopia> zcorpan: that's an okay solution indeed I think, but I believe it 'should not be needed'. Even on older devices it runs well, except for the iPhone 4 because of that enormous amount of pixels
  989. # [20:02] <pretopia> I'm hoping that Apple puts heavy hardware acceleration in the next iOS release
  990. # [20:03] <pretopia> alcuadrado: is that possible? I thought You are not able/allowed (by design) to access the full 960x640 pixels in mobile safari?
  991. # [20:03] <alcuadrado> pretopia: due to a security problem websockets was removed of firefox4, so my entry can't be done :( bu I've seen that technique working greatly in the mobile.me login screen
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  994. # [20:04] <alcuadrado> pretopia: I don't own an iphone, so I don't know, but I experienced similar problems with firefox 3.6
  995. # [20:04] <pretopia> alcuadrado: sorry about your app :( But that's great news. To be honest, I forgot to experiment with it after I thought about it and then got sick ;)
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  997. # [20:05] <pretopia> alcuadrado: you mean with upscaling? (in ff 3.6)
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  1000. # [20:05] <alrra> http://i.imgur.com/uDaEu.png (Google Chrome 8.0.552.224 Ubuntu 10.10)
  1001. # [20:05] <alrra> :P
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  1004. # [20:07] <zcorpan> pretopia: something like http://simon.html5.org/sandbox/canvas-resolution-fps.html
  1005. # [20:07] <alcuadrado> pretopia, yeah, about upscaling
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  1007. # [20:08] <alcuadrado> I think websockets would be fixed soon, as google seems very interested in it :P
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  1009. # [20:08] <rolson> when is Chrome getting the dev tools update?
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  1012. # [20:08] <fyrd> Any word on websockets being disabled in Chrome until that security thing's figured out?
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  1014. # [20:09] <fyrd> Or Safari for that matter?
  1015. # [20:09] <pretopia> zcorpan: wow that seems to be a really useful link, thanks!
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  1017. # [20:09] <alcuadrado> I haven't heared anything, just in firefox4 and opera
  1018. # [20:09] <codepo8> wow,datatables.org is down for the whole day now
  1019. # [20:10] <pretopia> alcuadrado: yeah, websockets is getting quite some attention, very useful stuff if you ask me
  1020. # [20:10] <fyrd> Yeah, me neither.
  1021. # [20:10] <zcorpan> pretopia: i hacked it together while on the train sometime last month :)
  1022. # [20:10] <alcuadrado> yeah, I want it back! haha but many people say it technically sucks
  1023. # [20:10] <remysharp> paul_irish: are sockets going to get chopped from Chrome given recent security concerns?
  1024. # [20:11] <remysharp> codepo8: I saw Paul Rouget say sockets should be in FF 4.0.1 - any ideas if that's going to fly?
  1025. # [20:11] <pretopia> zcorpan: cool :) I like the scaling visualization
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  1027. # [20:11] <codepo8> as soon as the protocol is fixed it will be in there again
  1028. # [20:12] <codepo8> not waiting for a full number release
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  1030. # [20:12] <remysharp> codepo8: I thought the message talked about a simple fix
  1031. # [20:12] <codepo8> and it is a switch in the preferences, so you can still enable it in 4.0 now for developing
  1032. # [20:12] <alcuadrado> yeah, but there was a incresing debate wether if the protocol or the proxys are the broken thing
  1033. # [20:12] <remysharp> codepo8: you know I'm not going to ask my user to do that ;-)
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  1035. # [20:12] <remysharp> I want sexy native.
  1036. # [20:13] <codepo8> I know
  1037. # [20:13] <rolson> you want a sexy native? :p
  1038. # [20:13] <sean`> background-image: url('logos.png#xywh=10,30,60,20') hawt
  1039. # [20:13] <remysharp> rolson: that will work for the mean time.
  1040. # [20:13] <codepo8> But I also think we shouldn't keep insecure systems open as most users don't even know what their browser can do
  1041. # [20:14] <remysharp> codepo8: hmmm - although I agree, I'll play devil's advocate -
  1042. # [20:14] <pretopia> heh cool, just saw that my html5 game in the Chrome Web Store has already 1947 users, quite cool ;)
  1043. # [20:14] <peol> I hear ya, but the risk of being exposed is really, really, REALLY slim from what I can see
  1044. # [20:14] <remysharp> codepo8: what about the blacksheep plugin
  1045. # [20:14] <remysharp> that suggests we should stop using open networks...
  1046. # [20:15] <zcorpan> facebook should use TLS
  1047. # [20:15] <codepo8> DISCLAIMER: I do not work on Firefox
  1048. # [20:16] <codepo8> but I think that IF we introduce new technologies to the web security should be the first concern. We have enough bad security tech already out there
  1049. # [20:16] <codepo8> I like for example strict mode for JS
  1050. # [20:16] <zcorpan> strict mode for JS doesn't help much with web security problems
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  1052. # [20:17] <codepo8> zcorpan O RLY
  1053. # [20:17] <remysharp> doesn't it throw away things like eval (though I've not really done anything with it yet)
  1054. # [20:17] <zcorpan> yah RLY :)
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  1056. # [20:17] <alcuadrado> eval and with, yeah
  1057. # [20:18] <codepo8> I also found that not letting my water run all day doesn't fix my window staying unlocked
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  1059. # [20:18] <remysharp> codepo8: you should probably get a new lock for that.
  1060. # [20:18] <codepo8> I tried :)
  1061. # [20:18] <remysharp> then you can keep the tap running without concern.
  1062. # [20:18] <paul_irish> remysharp: sockets will not get dropped from chrome unless there is a live exploit. there is a patch ready and waiting but it's not shipping to the channels unless there is an immediate reason to.
  1063. # [20:19] <paul_irish> fyrd: ^
  1064. # [20:19] <codepo8> oh, pub time!
  1065. # [20:19] <remysharp> paul_irish: cool. I figured, but wanted to get some horse/mouth on that.
  1066. # [20:19] <fyrd> Ah, thanks paul_irish.
  1067. # [20:19] <paul_irish> rolson: dev tools get updates all the time.. sit on the dev channel
  1068. # [20:19] <paul_irish> np
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  1070. # [20:20] <rolson> paul_irish: Oh really, dang. I read something on the blog about changing to the functionality of how the inspector and edits will work. Parts more like firebug
  1071. # [20:21] <fyrd> btw, remysharp, enjoying your book. :)
  1072. # [20:21] <remysharp> fyrd: cheers, nice to hear :)
  1073. # [20:21] <Thasmo> i like the cover too! :>
  1074. # [20:22] <rolson> lol yeah that cover is smooooth :)
  1075. # [20:22] <paul_irish> rolson: dev channel gets all the new stuff within a week or two. beta every 3-4 weeks and stable less frequent
  1076. # [20:22] <remysharp> Bruce and I are hoping the 2nd edition will have *our special* photos on the cover
  1077. # [20:22] <alrra> paul_irish: http://i.imgur.com/LN7Gg.png & http://i.imgur.com/EhIcg.png :P
  1078. # [20:22] <paul_irish> hahaha
  1079. # [20:22] <remysharp> so you know who the book is by :)
  1080. # [20:23] <rolson> remysharp: does "special" include carrots of any kind? :D
  1081. # [20:23] * remysharp hmm, thinking rolson doesn't know the pictures I'm thinking of. Considering posting them here, but I might break a few people...
  1082. # [20:23] <paul_irish> alrra: looks like a bug! very interesting
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  1084. # [20:24] <rolson> remysharp: Yeah, you are gonna have to post them lol
  1085. # [20:24] <remysharp> rolson: http://www.brucelawson.co.uk/2010/introducing-html5-lands/ this should help
  1086. # [20:24] <paul_irish> lol.. nsfw ^ ya'll
  1087. # [20:24] <rolson> LMAO I am scared now!
  1088. # [20:25] <pa7> :D
  1089. # [20:25] <remysharp> paul_irish: aw, it's safe for work - well, assuming there's not a lot of ladies around, 'cos they'll come a-flocking!
  1090. # [20:25] <rolson> love that it popped up at work, brilliant
  1091. # [20:25] <rolson> remysharp: lol indeed
  1092. # [20:25] <mokush> remysharp: just wanted to let you know I've found a way around it. It was because of Firefox 3.6 Preflighted requests. Gecko<2.0 sent the options request before the post, found a 404 page, a didn't continue with the post.
  1093. # [20:25] <mokush> remysharp: thanks for the help!
  1094. # [20:25] <fyrd> Yeah, saw them pics, good stuff. :D
  1095. # [20:26] <daleharvey> lol what the hell
  1096. # [20:26] <rolson> lol "good stuff" is relative
  1097. # [20:26] <pretopia> hahaha
  1098. # [20:26] <fyrd> Indeed!
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  1103. # [20:30] <tw2113> good, most of you stayed
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  1105. # [20:30] <tw2113> and any mass exodus away now that i'm back, will be attributed to "getting back to work"
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  1107. # [20:32] <zachleat> Has anyone published anything on the precision of CSS units in different browsers?
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  1109. # [20:33] <nimbupani> in what manner precision zachleat?
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  1111. # [20:33] <fyrd> I remember reading some older article on how browsers deal with CSS % pixel rounding, if that's what you mean.
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  1113. # [20:33] <nimbupani> http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/roc/archives/2010/01/css_absolute_le.html is what I always go back to.
  1114. # [20:34] <Colonel-Rosa> good morning
  1115. # [20:34] <tw2113> yo
  1116. # [20:34] <zachleat> Ran into an issue last night where webkit truncated my font-size to the nearest tenth
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  1118. # [20:35] <zachleat> 2.33em was treated as 2.3em
  1119. # [20:35] <fyrd> Ah, I've ran into some serious headaches when dealing with absolute CSS units in SVG...ugly stuff.
  1120. # [20:35] <zachleat> I've always thought an "em" was a relative unit?
  1121. # [20:36] <fyrd> It should be, yeah.
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  1123. # [20:36] <fyrd> But no, dunno how browsers deal with the rounding.
  1124. # [20:36] <zachleat> Just curious if there was anything out there before I started a blog post on it
  1125. # [20:37] <zachleat> Or, since RSS is dead, 400 individual tweets
  1126. # [20:37] * paul_irish knows of nothing
  1127. # [20:37] <paul_irish> hahaha
  1128. # [20:37] <globe> has anyone thought of a solution to use CSS3 animations with jQuery.animate() where possible?
  1129. # [20:37] <paul_irish> the fact that good info is getting lost in tweet landfills is kinda depressing
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  1131. # [20:38] <paul_irish> globe: transitions actually. and yes :)
  1132. # [20:38] <bckenny> there was some talk about specifying CSS precision a while back, but I dont think its gone anywhere
  1133. # [20:38] <zcorpan> android 2.3 supports webm? awesome
  1134. # [20:38] <paul_irish> globe: https://github.com/paulirish/lazyweb-requests/issues#issue/16
  1135. # [20:38] <zachleat> yeah, I have a few twitter accounts in Google reader instead of following on twitter
  1136. # [20:38] <bckenny> it's going to be really important for CSSOM
  1137. # [20:38] <bckenny> or it might be, if it's not handwaved
  1138. # [20:38] <paul_irish> zcorpan: yeah. only update to the android 2.3 browser i know of was webm video, aac audio
  1139. # [20:38] <fyrd> zcorpan: Yeah, even works in the emulator! Sometimes.
  1140. # [20:39] <zcorpan> wonder if there are any mobiles where webm playback is hardware-accelerated yet
  1141. # [20:39] <danielfilho> it's with an enormous pleasure that I'm here to say to you: MY APACHE IS BACK TO LIFE!
  1142. # [20:39] <mokush> can anybody help out with some js module patterns: http://jsbin.com/ekora3/2/edit/ How can do this and load the same js module multiple times?
  1143. # [20:39] <danielfilho> ok. thanks.
  1144. # [20:40] <globe> paul_irish: any thoughts on when that would be released with jQuery?
  1145. # [20:40] <remysharp> globe: I did something a while back for XUI - which is /fairly/-ish similar to jQuery: https://gist.github.com/349069
  1146. # [20:40] <paul_irish> globe: we're looking to use it in jquery mobile for sure.. inside jquery core is another story.
  1147. # [20:40] <globe> I'm currently doing CSS3 transitions manually and "disabling" .animate() where possible. but this is quite.. sucky
  1148. # [20:40] <paul_irish> remysharp: nice!
  1149. # [20:41] <globe> why is jQuery core a different story?
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  1152. # [20:41] <globe> I see too many slow atom cpus running chrome/safari that could benefit from this just as much as a mobile device…
  1153. # [20:42] <paul_irish> i agree.
  1154. # [20:42] <paul_irish> anyway.. look at http://playground.benbarnett.net/jquery-animate-enhanced/
  1155. # [20:43] <globe> thanks
  1156. # [20:43] <globe> keep it up, great work :)
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  1159. # [20:44] <HAITI> Cheers #html5
  1160. # [20:44] <paul_irish> sup.
  1161. # [20:45] <Colonel-Rosa> Not sure if this is the place to ask, but can someone recommend some web des/dev blogs? I'm sick of the top 10 jQuery type dribble I see from a few popular ones. I've got A List Apart, Smashing Magazine and now I'm lost
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  1163. # [20:46] <tw2113> Colonel-Rosa, http://hacks.mozilla.org/
  1164. # [20:46] <felcom> http://badassjs.com/
  1165. # [20:46] <paul_irish> ?g paul irish frontend feeds to follow
  1166. # [20:46] <bot-t> paul_irish, Front-end development feeds to follow « Paul Irish - http://paulirish.com/2010/front-end-development-feeds-to-follow/
  1167. # [20:46] <globe> blogs are dead, DEAD! (havent you heard?)
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  1169. # [20:47] <globe> *scnr*
  1170. # [20:47] <Colonel-Rosa> globe, heh, it's certainly harder finding the good ones!
  1171. # [20:47] <paul_irish> see also http://planet.evileval.com/
  1172. # [20:47] <Colonel-Rosa> thanks tw2113, felcom and paul_irish
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  1174. # [20:49] <tw2113> css-tricks.com does a lot of creative work
  1175. # [20:49] <globe> following some of the people here is often simpler to get the sweet bits…
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  1179. # [20:54] <paul_irish> nimbupani: did we get a big inbound link somewhere?
  1180. # [20:55] <nimbupani> i unno paul_irish i didnt notice
  1181. # [20:55] <nimbupani> what happs?
  1182. # [20:55] <nimbupani> we did get it from PSFK
  1183. # [20:55] <nimbupani> if thats anything
  1184. # [20:56] <paul_irish> guess it was.
  1185. # [20:57] <felcom> paul_irish, i noticed on an episode of yayquery you were drankin' some scotch. What's a reasonably priced scotch to drink?
  1186. # [20:57] <nimbupani> :D :D :D :D
  1187. # [20:57] <mduncan> paul_irish, saw many time retweeted : ahh the joys of IRC...come hang out in #html5 on freenode.net. I am interacting with @codepo8 @rem @paul_irish @cgcardona @nimbuin + others.
  1188. # [20:57] <fyrd> Hey paul_irish and nimbupani, since you guys don't have anything else to update you should really add 2011 to html5readiness.com :)
  1189. # [20:57] <nimbupani> HA HA HA
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  1191. # [20:57] <nimbupani> i guess we should fyrd :/
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  1193. # [20:58] <nimbupani> opera 11 is the only new thing in 2011 no?
  1194. # [20:58] <nimbupani> or was that also 2010 :/
  1195. # [20:58] <nimbupani> i will add opera 11 today.
  1196. # [20:58] <nimbupani> shame on me.
  1197. # [20:58] <fyrd> There's also this funny new browser called chrome, I think it may have passed v5. :)
  1198. # [20:59] <paul_irish> Chrome v32
  1199. # [20:59] <fyrd> Sorry, now I'm just being mean now.
  1200. # [20:59] <fyrd> Heh.
  1201. # [20:59] <nimbupani> O GEEZ
  1202. # [20:59] <nimbupani> it says chrome 5
  1203. # [20:59] <paul_irish> hypothet we could just update html5 readiness to use the caniuse API and stop updating it manually
  1204. # [21:00] <nimbupani> yeahhhh
  1205. # [21:00] <nimbupani> but we are separating by year too
  1206. # [21:00] <paul_irish> anyone want $5 ?
  1207. # [21:00] <nimbupani> so i dunno how to do that.
  1208. # [21:00] <paul_irish> :p
  1209. # [21:00] <rolson> OMG HYES
  1210. # [21:00] <snover> wow $5!
  1211. # [21:00] <rolson> lol
  1212. # [21:00] <nimbupani> :D
  1213. # [21:00] <fyrd> Ha!
  1214. # [21:00] <rolson> its totally lunchtime too! :p
  1215. # [21:00] <paul_irish> https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/Home/chromecompatfaq
  1216. # [21:00] <rolson> paul_irish: when is the next jqcon here in ca? :)
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  1218. # [21:01] <paul_irish> tbd
  1219. # [21:01] <zcorpan> paul_irish: sure, lemme set up a donation account first
  1220. # [21:01] <tw2113> ick, i have some IE debugging to do this afternoon
  1221. # [21:01] <rolson> cool ill totally mark that date
  1222. # [21:01] <rolson> :D
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  1224. # [21:02] <snover> “Illegal for <a> to embed <div>” not in html5 bitches~~
  1225. # [21:02] <paul_irish> yeahhh.
  1226. # [21:02] <paul_irish> should i add "in HTML4" ?
  1227. # [21:03] <paul_irish> or just delete the whole thing as i think both chrome and saf let you do that with A's and span's
  1228. # [21:03] * paul_irish fiddles
  1229. # [21:05] <paul_irish> nooope. still doesnt work.
  1230. # [21:05] <paul_irish> where's that html5 test suite!
  1231. # [21:06] <zcorpan> paul_irish: <embed src="different_file.swf" ...></embed> - embed is a void element
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  1233. # [21:06] <paul_irish> oh jk. just needs display:block;
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  1235. # [21:06] <paul_irish> zcorpan: so no closer neccessary?
  1236. # [21:07] <mikesusz> dhtml
  1237. # [21:07] <zcorpan> paul_irish: not only not necessary, but "forbidden" :)
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  1239. # [21:07] <paul_irish> omg :o
  1240. # [21:07] <paul_irish> k. fixes that too
  1241. # [21:08] <snover> it bugs me so much that <embed> got codified in html5
  1242. # [21:09] <snover> Allow arbitrary attributes? Sure! That has never ever caused any trouble before or anything
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  1245. # [21:09] <zcorpan> snover: what's the trouble?
  1246. # [21:09] <snover> We definitely did not introduce a special prefix for user attributes just to avoid this exact scenario or anything.
  1247. # [21:09] <Michael> paul_irish, re http://code.google.com/p/doctype/wiki/ArticleGoogleChromeCompatFAQ#UserAgent_Detection
  1248. # [21:09] <snover> zcorpan: I think I just explained the trouble :)
  1249. # [21:09] <paul_irish> yeah the end of that one sucks bad
  1250. # [21:09] <Michael> It would be awesome if chrome recognized conditional comments
  1251. # [21:10] <paul_irish> terrible idea
  1252. # [21:10] <Michael> That way you could have the same id="blah" in the twice-cooked method of embedding swfs
  1253. # [21:10] <tw2113> paul_irish, with modernizr, i need to have the .cssgradients in front of the declaration, to make sure that the .nocssgradients call sticks, right?
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  1255. # [21:10] <zcorpan> snover: the trouble being that embed attributes might clash with future html global attributes?
  1256. # [21:10] <paul_irish> tw2113: ummmmm yes?
  1257. # [21:10] <gasbakid> .
  1258. # [21:10] <snover> zcorpan: yep.
  1259. # [21:10] <Michael> paul_irish, Give me an idea so I can shoot you down now.
  1260. # [21:11] <snover> also it doesn’t allow for fallback
  1261. # [21:11] <snover> like <object>
  1262. # [21:11] <snover> it’s so just not cloud.
  1263. # [21:11] <Michael> The problem I'm facing is needing to call ExternalInterface on a swf, and I have to get the object's id attribute
  1264. # [21:11] <Michael> BUt since I have to embed 2 objects I can't have the same id for each
  1265. # [21:11] <zcorpan> snover: doesn't seem like a huge problem to me
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  1269. # [21:14] <paul_irish> Michael: pretty sure you just want to set them to the same
  1270. # [21:14] <Michael> That's what I thought but it breaks in FF
  1271. # [21:14] <Michael> FF, despite 'ignoring' the object with the classif attribute - still remember it's id
  1272. # [21:14] <Michael> Kind of dumb
  1273. # [21:14] <Michael> classid rather
  1274. # [21:15] <Michael> So when I do $('#object').play(null) it won't work
  1275. # [21:15] <Michael> BUt if I remove the id from the first (IE) object and try again it works
  1276. # [21:15] <Michael> It's not a big deal. Just trying to avoid browser detection in JS
  1277. # [21:16] <paul_irish> s'easy
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  1281. # [21:17] <tw2113> there's a good question for you modernizr users in general...do you put your .noWhatever calls in the conditional stylesheets? or just leave them in the main one?
  1282. # [21:17] <mikesusz> i put everything special in the conditional stylesheet
  1283. # [21:17] <mikesusz> so someday when my stats say 0% ie6 or whatever, i delete the include and the file
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  1285. # [21:18] <paul_irish> i dont believe it in
  1286. # [21:18] <paul_irish> plus i dont use conditional stylesheets.
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  1289. # [21:19] <mikesusz> paul_irish - you must be lucky enough that your clients don't insist on (more) equivalent user experiences in downlevel browsers :)
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  1291. # [21:19] <tw2113> he has clients? :D
  1292. # [21:19] <mikesusz> tw2113 - exactly :)
  1293. # [21:19] <paul_irish> heh. not anymore :)
  1294. # [21:19] <paul_irish> mikesusz: i use conditional classes on the html/body tag
  1295. # [21:19] <tw2113> i imagine all his traffic are from smart people
  1296. # [21:19] <tw2113> so he doesn't need to
  1297. # [21:20] <tw2113> as much at least
  1298. # [21:20] <Michael> paul_irish, How is chrome frame's user base growing?
  1299. # [21:20] <tw2113> how does that work out without browser sniffing? unless it's all just from modernizr
  1300. # [21:20] <paul_irish> very well.
  1301. # [21:20] <Michael> good
  1302. # [21:20] <paul_irish> are you interested in beta-testing a new version of it?
  1303. # [21:21] <paul_irish> the one with the non-admin installs
  1304. # [21:21] <Michael> Sure
  1305. # [21:21] <paul_irish> i need beta testers
  1306. # [21:21] <paul_irish> pm me your email
  1307. # [21:21] <paul_irish> tw2113: see the top of the boilerplate markup
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  1309. # [21:22] <tw2113> k
  1310. # [21:23] <fyrd> paul_irish: Hey, will WebGL be coming to CF?
  1311. # [21:23] <fyrd> I'm assuming yes.
  1312. # [21:23] <tw2113> ?g html5 boilerplate
  1313. # [21:23] <bot-t> tw2113, HTML5 Boilerplate - A rock-solid default for HTML5 awesome. - http://html5boilerplate.com/
  1314. # [21:24] <Michael> fyrd, it would have to in order to compete
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  1316. # [21:26] <paul_irish> fyrd: of course. everything comes to CF
  1317. # [21:27] <Michael> paul_irish, Do you work with Ken Russell?
  1318. # [21:27] <fyrd> EVERYTHING, eh? mmm...pie.
  1319. # [21:27] <cgcardona> tw2113: how was that veggie sub?
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  1321. # [21:27] <fyrd> mmm...veggie sub
  1322. # [21:27] <paul_irish> Michael: yeah he's on my floor. walk past him and the GPU guys all the time
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  1324. # [21:27] <Michael> right on
  1325. # [21:27] <cgcardona> mmmm veggie sub indead
  1326. # [21:28] <Michael> I see a lot of posts from him on the WebGL list
  1327. # [21:28] <cgcardona> *indeed
  1328. # [21:28] <paul_irish> busy dude
  1329. # [21:28] <Michael> yeah
  1330. # [21:28] <fyrd> paul_irish: Somehow that made me picture someone lying down on the floor of your hallway as people just walk past him.
  1331. # [21:29] <Michael> lol
  1332. # [21:29] <Michael> He's ideating
  1333. # [21:29] <tw2113> hee... paul_irish was the yahoo guideline reference a jab to google or just because you preferred it more at the time?
  1334. # [21:29] <fyrd> Dammit Ken, stop lying around.
  1335. # [21:29] <Michael> Or imaginating or whatever
  1336. # [21:29] <tw2113> for the conditional sheets vs hacks post
  1337. # [21:30] <paul_irish> tw2113: was it a jab?
  1338. # [21:30] <tw2113> yeah, like you had something against them
  1339. # [21:30] <paul_irish> ?g paul irish neither
  1340. # [21:30] <bot-t> paul_irish, Conditional stylesheets vs CSS hacks? Answer: Neither! « Paul Irish - http://paulirish.com/2008/conditional-stylesheets-vs-css-hacks-answer-neither/
  1341. # [21:30] <tw2113> "Also ? Yahoo's internal coding best practices do not recommend conditional stylesheets"
  1342. # [21:31] <paul_irish> this is true.
  1343. # [21:31] <paul_irish> and yahoo has some of the best frontend devs ever
  1344. # [21:31] <paul_irish> OF ALL TIME
  1345. # [21:31] <tw2113> they've had the time to develop them
  1346. # [21:31] <Michael> that background spikes my cpu
  1347. # [21:31] <cgcardona> ya who?
  1348. # [21:31] <tw2113> when did they form? 1995?
  1349. # [21:31] <Michael> 25%
  1350. # [21:32] <Michael> paul_irish, I'd rather see conditional comments in the bottom of the CSS files
  1351. # [21:32] <Michael> rather than bloating the markup
  1352. # [21:33] <Michael> /* [if !IE] */
  1353. # [21:33] <paul_irish> i wouldnt
  1354. # [21:33] <paul_irish> then you'd have like a portion of your styles declared in a totally different area
  1355. # [21:33] <Michael> Seems like you're punishing the markup for the benefit of CSS
  1356. # [21:33] <Michael> Well maybe not the bottom necessarily - but in the stylesheet
  1357. # [21:34] <paul_irish> you're trying to figure out why something had a left margin of 5px and not 20px and you dont see it near any of the .widget styles
  1358. # [21:34] <paul_irish> because its off in some totally different area
  1359. # [21:34] <Michael> right
  1360. # [21:34] <paul_irish> Michael: we all have different concepts of beautiful markup.
  1361. # [21:35] <paul_irish> i can write some really fucking gorgeous markup that totally blows when it gets rendered in the browser.
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  1363. # [21:35] <paul_irish> sooooooooooooooo whatev
  1364. # [21:35] <Michael> What about .myClass { margin: 8px; @browser "ie8" { margin: 5px; } } ?
  1365. # [21:36] <paul_irish> you want to argue about hypotheticals that are nowhere close to reality? :)
  1366. # [21:36] <serio> @browser?
  1367. # [21:36] <rolson> lol
  1368. # [21:36] * serio dreams
  1369. # [21:36] <Michael> Yes I'm recommending something hypothetical :P
  1370. # [21:36] <paul_irish> Michael: SASS might have some pseudo syntax for that.
  1371. # [21:37] <paul_irish> if not, they should/could.
  1372. # [21:37] <Michael> Just like I'd love to see @scope #myOneOffLayout { .article { padding-left: -7em; } }
  1373. # [21:37] <fyrd> I've seen that discussed on www-style many times.
  1374. # [21:37] <serio> I wish SASS was available in the non-rails world
  1375. # [21:37] <fyrd> Not likely to go anywhere though.
  1376. # [21:37] <paul_irish> nope never
  1377. # [21:37] <Ms2ger> Fortunately not
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  1379. # [21:38] <serio> there are ways of targeting ie8 specifically though, no?
  1380. # [21:38] <Michael> CSS needs namespacing
  1381. # [21:38] <Michael> So you don't have to prefix everything with a highly intricate selector
  1382. # [21:38] <paul_irish> Michael: there are some interesting threads about this for level 4 selectors
  1383. # [21:38] <Michael> serio, of course
  1384. # [21:38] <Michael> paul_irish, sweet. I've had this idea for years
  1385. # [21:38] <Michael> Just never put it out there
  1386. # [21:39] <paul_irish> you arent alone. :) you should hop on the lists and refine the ideas
  1387. # [21:39] <Michael> what list?
  1388. # [21:40] <paul_irish> i think it's all in www-style
  1389. # [21:40] <paul_irish> http://wiki.csswg.org/spec/selectors4
  1390. # [21:40] <Michael> sweet, thanks
  1391. # [21:41] <Michael> Do you know off the top of your head if that list is logged publically, revealing peoples emails?
  1392. # [21:42] <zcorpan> yes
  1393. # [21:44] <Michael> crap.
  1394. # [21:44] <Michael> thanks, good to know
  1395. # [21:46] <tw2113> took some explaining, but my boss now comprehends what modernizr actually does as well as the IE testing for no conditional sheets
  1396. # [21:46] <paul_irish> \o/
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  1398. # [21:46] <tw2113> the only issue i could see with the IE part...there's not much for "IE8 and lower"
  1399. # [21:46] <tw2113> where it cascades to them all
  1400. # [21:47] <tw2113> crap, didn't read the post far enough, missed the steroids area
  1401. # [21:47] <paul_irish> steroidsssss
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  1405. # [21:51] <tw2113> i'm doing more reading, and failing to see how this is a hack
  1406. # [21:52] <tw2113> especially if you code validly from the getgo, the only things you should need to fix in those abominations are the ones that are non-standard issues from that browser
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  1409. # [21:53] <rickard2> hai guys
  1410. # [21:53] <Michael> Sounds like you're summarizing browser wars
  1411. # [21:53] <Michael> rickard2, hello there and once again it is good to see you. You're looking marvelous as always.
  1412. # [21:55] <paul_irish> tw2113: say what
  1413. # [21:55] <rickard2> Michael, well thank you
  1414. # [21:55] <tw2113> the linked article by Louis Lazaris
  1415. # [21:55] <tw2113> he calls it a workaround/hack and whatnot
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  1421. # [22:02] <paul_irish> o.
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  1431. # [22:13] <tw2113> time to pimp this technique in #wordpress for a minute
  1432. # [22:15] <Michael> gl
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  1435. # [22:17] <NiftyLettuce> does a mixin exist for multiple background images in sass?
  1436. # [22:18] <Michael> #rubyonrails ?
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  1439. # [22:19] <globe> is there a difference between polyfill, fallback, mixin, …? if not, why the different names?
  1440. # [22:19] <Michael> Mixin is what a rails plugin is called
  1441. # [22:20] <Michael> due to the way ruby modules 'mix' together
  1442. # [22:20] <Michael> I guess ruby modules in general can be called mixins
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  1444. # [22:20] <globe> actually I've seen some "make this html5 thing sort of work in IE" be called a "mixin" somewhere some time ago…
  1445. # [22:20] <Thasmo> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixin
  1446. # [22:21] <NiftyLettuce> oye
  1447. # [22:21] <Michael> Here's a related article http://groups.google.com/group/compass-users/browse_thread/thread/305b30dfeb9c894b
  1448. # [22:21] <Michael> globe, probably misuse of terms
  1449. # [22:21] <Michael> They probably saw 'mixin' like we just did and accepted it
  1450. # [22:22] <Thasmo> Is there or a new version or does anybody know an alternative for the web developer toolbar for firefox 4?
  1451. # [22:23] <Michael> hmm no
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  1454. # [22:24] <Thasmo> Ah alright, found this: http://chrispederick.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=2705
  1455. # [22:24] <Michael> Thasmo, https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/15003/
  1456. # [22:24] <Michael> Add-on Compatibility Reporter
  1457. # [22:25] <Thasmo> thanks
  1458. # [22:25] <Michael> np
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  1468. # [22:49] <zcorpan> y'all should play around with -o-object-fit
  1469. # [22:50] * zcorpan expects an article about it on dev.opera soon
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  1476. # [22:52] <zcorpan> now is bedtime
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  1481. # [22:57] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: alo mate
  1482. # [22:57] <paul_irish> hey nifty
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  1484. # [22:58] <Michael> paul_irish, stop breaking google groups
  1485. # [22:59] <paul_irish> whatd i do
  1486. # [22:59] <Michael> I don't know lol
  1487. # [22:59] <Michael> Getting server errors about half the time I refresh
  1488. # [22:59] <Michael> http://groups.google.com/group/swfobject/
  1489. # [23:00] <mikesusz> then refresh faster
  1490. # [23:00] <Michael> that will skew the results man. You're crazy
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  1497. # [23:04] <Michael> night guys
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  1500. # [23:08] <tw2113> nice! input[type=foo] is working in IE6
  1501. # [23:09] <paul_irish> how
  1502. # [23:09] <tw2113> no idea
  1503. # [23:10] <tw2113> it's in IETester
  1504. # [23:10] <tw2113> i'm wondering if it's perhaps selectivzr
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  1511. # [23:18] * tw2113 thinks cgcardona stalks him on IRC
  1512. # [23:18] <cgcardona> whois tw2113
  1513. # [23:18] <cgcardona> oops i meant /whois
  1514. # [23:18] <cgcardona> doh!
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  1517. # [23:20] <serio> attribute selectors don't work in IE6, that's crazy talk
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  1522. # [23:21] <tw2113> i'm not sure whether that's sarcasm or not
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  1524. # [23:23] <mikesusz> did we even know what attributes were in 2001? besides style=""
  1525. # [23:23] <tw2113> like i said, i blame selectivr until proven wrong
  1526. # [23:24] <mikesusz> i noticed selctivizr not doing what i expected it to
  1527. # [23:24] <mikesusz> so i deleted it and haven't tried it again
  1528. # [23:24] <tw2113> it does take some dedication to fix IE stuff
  1529. # [23:25] <tw2113> i might as well test my theory...delete the selectivzr reference
  1530. # [23:26] <mikesusz> i spent most of 2010 making equivalent UI/UX for IE6 (for banks) and i've got PTSD
  1531. # [23:26] <tw2113> bingo, that's what's allowing it
  1532. # [23:31] <danielfilho> tw2113: need ANYONE of those Wisconsin burgers. RIGHT NOW.
  1533. # [23:32] <dmachi> paul_irish: thats some funny ascii art in yayquery's src
  1534. # [23:32] <paul_irish> :)
  1535. # [23:32] <paul_irish> you gotta ctrl (minus) to get the FULL view
  1536. # [23:32] <paul_irish> heh
  1537. # [23:33] <dmachi> funny
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  1540. # [23:34] <danielfilho> that ascii art is a... hmm...
  1541. # [23:34] <danielfilho> a male genital bending down?
  1542. # [23:35] <mikesusz> needs more raptorize
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  1544. # [23:37] <tw2113> here you go paul_irish http://twitter.com/#!/aaronmentele/statuses/22420369113616384
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  1546. # [23:38] <paul_irish> <3 aaron
  1547. # [23:38] <paul_irish> hahahaha
  1548. # [23:43] <tw2113> i love that i finally got to use selectivizr and didn't even realize it
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