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  1. # Session Start: Tue Jan 11 00:00:00 2011
  2. # Session Ident: #html5
  3. # [00:00] <thatryan> ha
  4. # [00:00] <thatryan> when I took the driver test the manual was like 5 pages, now its a book
  5. # [00:00] <tw2113> ech! radial gradients in webkit seem overly difficult
  6. # [00:00] <paul_irish> wimp.
  7. # [00:00] <antonkovalyov> i need a drivers license to be able to get zipcar that's it :)
  8. # [00:00] <paul_irish> also they're changing.
  9. # [00:00] <thatryan> bam
  10. # [00:00] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: okay so
  11. # [00:01] <paul_irish> i'm pretty sure.. i left my zipcar running last night when i parked
  12. # [00:01] <paul_irish> i also left it unlocked
  13. # [00:01] <paul_irish> and it was gone when i walked past it at 10pm
  14. # [00:01] <paul_irish> and it looked like no one had rented it
  15. # [00:01] <paul_irish> which means
  16. # [00:01] <thatryan> what the hell is a zipcar lol
  17. # [00:01] <paul_irish> someone stole a zipcar. and it was all my fault.
  18. # [00:01] <antonkovalyov> wait, wtf
  19. # [00:01] <paul_irish> ?g zipcar @ thatryan
  20. # [00:01] <bot-t> thatryan, Car Sharing, an alternative to car rental and car ownership – Zipcar - http://www.zipcar.com/
  21. # [00:01] <paul_irish> YEAH
  22. # [00:02] <paul_irish> WHOOOOOPS
  23. # [00:02] <antonkovalyov> how can they prove that it is your fault?
  24. # [00:02] <thatryan> whoa weird!
  25. # [00:02] <paul_irish> hahahh well.. i called up zipcar and i said "i left the car there but.. didnt have my car so i couldnt lock it"
  26. # [00:02] <paul_irish> and he's like "well .. it looks like its running.. but thanks for returning it on time!"
  27. # [00:02] <antonkovalyov> oh shit
  28. # [00:02] <antonkovalyov> maybe they just took it
  29. # [00:03] <thatryan> do you have to buy it if you lose it?
  30. # [00:03] <antonkovalyov> have they contacted you yet?
  31. # [00:03] <tw2113> ha! the person behind the firefox twitter account must be really bored...they replied to me
  32. # [00:03] <thatryan> to say shutup?
  33. # [00:03] <thatryan> :D
  34. # [00:03] <tw2113> no that'd be paul_irish , and hasn't happened yet
  35. # [00:03] <thatryan> lol
  36. # [00:03] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: no but my phone is off. muhahahah
  37. # [00:04] <thatryan> TICKETS!
  38. # [00:04] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, haha
  39. # [00:04] <thatryan> wait what
  40. # [00:04] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, you are very calm person
  41. # [00:04] <thatryan> man work is boring today
  42. # [00:04] <paul_irish> aint that right.
  43. # [00:05] <antonkovalyov> actually, paul_irish
  44. # [00:05] <antonkovalyov> why do you even use zipcar?
  45. # [00:05] <antonkovalyov> i thought google has cars to rent
  46. # [00:05] <paul_irish> in mountain view
  47. # [00:05] <paul_irish> i live in sf..
  48. # [00:05] <antonkovalyov> you can't take google car from mv to sf?
  49. # [00:05] <paul_irish> not gonna take a caltrain down to MV to get a car so i can drive to the Marina :)
  50. # [00:06] <antonkovalyov> oh it was for a weekend?
  51. # [00:06] <antonkovalyov> i see
  52. # [00:06] <antonkovalyov> forgot that yesterday was sunday
  53. # [00:06] <bckenny> the new won't let us take the mech suits out of mountain view either
  54. # [00:06] <antonkovalyov> well... looks like it is time to switch to citycarshare for you, paul_irish
  55. # [00:06] <bckenny> lame
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  59. # [00:15] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, i think you need to contact them and/or police if the car was really stolen :)
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  61. # [00:17] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: they definitely have tracking on the car
  62. # [00:17] <antonkovalyov> oh yeah
  63. # [00:17] <paul_irish> and.... my return was counted... so
  64. # [00:17] <antonkovalyov> i forgot about that
  65. # [00:17] <paul_irish> its like a rental car being stolen after you returned it to their lot
  66. # [00:18] <paul_irish> aint my prob :)
  67. # [00:18] <antonkovalyov> =)
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  69. # [00:20] <paul_irish> ?wa time bucharest
  70. # [00:20] <bot-t> paul_irish, 1:17:03 am EET : Tuesday, January 11, 2011
  71. # [00:20] <paul_irish> go to sleep alrra :)
  72. # [00:20] <alrra> :))
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  80. # [00:44] <thatryan> does HTML5 support offline video caching?
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  82. # [00:50] <dgathright> Do you mean like how browsers cache images?
  83. # [00:53] <dgathright> I'd assume that's all up to the browsers and they obeying HTTP cache commands. I wouldn't expect videos to be handles any different than images, scripts, and other HTTP GETs. But, that's just a guess.
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  85. # [00:53] <dgathright> s/they/them
  86. # [00:54] <thatryan> its for an ipad only webapp
  87. # [00:54] <paul_irish> up to the browser.
  88. # [00:54] <paul_irish> look up cache limits.
  89. # [00:54] <paul_irish> also.. probably not. unless its tiny
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  91. # [00:56] <dgathright> Mobile Browser Cache Limits - http://www.yuiblog.com/blog/2010/06/28/mobile-browser-cache-limits/
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  95. # [00:59] <thatryan> wow mobile safari caches not much
  96. # [00:59] <thatryan> guess 30MB vid is too big heh
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  101. # [01:05] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, do you think this is good enough for pull request? https://github.com/antonkovalyov/jquery/commit/750cf17c51bf0596d7c8c25909d54db465f9da1a
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  106. # [01:07] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: let me bring in the resident param expert.
  107. # [01:07] <paul_irish> ben_alman: https://github.com/antonkovalyov/jquery/commit/750cf17c51bf0596d7c8c25909d54db465f9da1a
  108. # [01:07] <ben_alman> wow, it's a whole channel for html5
  109. # [01:08] <antonkovalyov> :)
  110. # [01:08] <ben_alman> that doesn't sound like a $.param bug but instead an $.isArray bug
  111. # [01:08] <antonkovalyov> oh true
  112. # [01:08] <ben_alman> what if you do $.isArray({"jquery": "1.4.2"})
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  115. # [01:09] <antonkovalyov> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/447925/Screenshots/gbf6ngaz-65c.png
  116. # [01:09] <antonkovalyov> seems to work fine?
  117. # [01:09] <ben_alman> isArray is used 18 places in the source
  118. # [01:09] <ben_alman> hmmn
  119. # [01:09] <ben_alman> looking again
  120. # [01:09] <antonkovalyov> i take "oh true" back temporarily
  121. # [01:10] <antonkovalyov> well
  122. # [01:10] <antonkovalyov> isArray actually returns false
  123. # [01:10] <antonkovalyov> bug is on the "|| a.jquery" part
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  125. # [01:10] <ben_alman> gotcha
  126. # [01:10] <antonkovalyov> you assume it is a jquery collection (or whatever you guys call it)
  127. # [01:10] <ben_alman> i wonder what a.jquery is for
  128. # [01:11] <antonkovalyov> i thought it is to catch things like $("div);
  129. # [01:11] <ben_alman> well, wycats likes using duck typing for testing because it's faster, but as we can see in this case, it's retarded
  130. # [01:11] <antonkovalyov> err $("div")
  131. # [01:11] <ben_alman> instanceof could be used
  132. # [01:11] <ben_alman> if ( jQuery.isArray(a) || a instanceof jQuery ) {
  133. # [01:12] <ben_alman> i dunno if that'll fly but it should work reliably
  134. # [01:12] <ben_alman> and i'd imagine it would work work with subclassing in the future
  135. # [01:12] <antonkovalyov> i can change it to instanceof real quick
  136. # [01:12] <antonkovalyov> and check if test still passes
  137. # [01:12] <antonkovalyov> sec
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  139. # [01:15] <antonkovalyov> errr
  140. # [01:15] <antonkovalyov> my test suite broke
  141. # [01:15] <antonkovalyov> i see only "jQuery Test Suite" and a blank page
  142. # [01:15] <ben_alman> also, i don't see any unit tests that cover serialization of jquery objects, like a collection of form elements
  143. # [01:16] <antonkovalyov> i forgot to rebuild
  144. # [01:16] <ben_alman> and your indenation on line 831 of the ajax unit tests was inconsistent
  145. # [01:16] <antonkovalyov> ok, instanceof seems to work
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  148. # [01:16] <antonkovalyov> ben_alman: i'll revert the commit, change to instanceof and fix indentation
  149. # [01:16] <antonkovalyov> ok?
  150. # [01:17] <ben_alman> there also needs to be some kind of test where a jquery object is actually parsed with $.param
  151. # [01:17] <ben_alman> which doesn't currently exist
  152. # [01:17] <ben_alman> sec
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  154. # [01:20] <ben_alman> there needs to be a test with something like
  155. # [01:20] <ben_alman> jQuery.param( jQuery('#form :input') )
  156. # [01:20] <ben_alman> because if what you've done breaks that there would be regressions
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  158. # [01:20] <antonkovalyov> kk
  159. # [01:20] <ben_alman> make sense?
  160. # [01:20] <antonkovalyov> yeah
  161. # [01:21] <antonkovalyov> sec
  162. # [01:21] <ben_alman> ok, cool
  163. # [01:21] <antonkovalyov> hm
  164. # [01:25] <antonkovalyov> ben_alman, is this okay http://dl.dropbox.com/u/447925/Screenshots/8mrerpjuzzyj.png ? i checked that the result seems to be correct but i don't have any other non-manual way to generate that data without using jQuery.param
  165. # [01:25] <ben_alman> i think so
  166. # [01:25] <ben_alman> as long as the same code works before and after you're probably good.
  167. # [01:26] <ben_alman> (in this case)
  168. # [01:27] <antonkovalyov> i have shit tons of failures in tests
  169. # [01:27] <antonkovalyov> but they happened before the change
  170. # [01:27] <antonkovalyov> so i will just check if number of failures is the same :)
  171. # [01:27] <ben_alman> well, you could always fork from when 1.4.4 was released
  172. # [01:27] <ben_alman> and make your changes against that
  173. # [01:27] <ben_alman> $.param hasn't changed since then, i'm sure
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  175. # [01:28] <antonkovalyov> oh you mean to make sure that tests don't fail?
  176. # [01:29] <ben_alman> yeah
  177. # [01:29] <ben_alman> i dunno, i just like to be sure
  178. # [01:29] <antonkovalyov> true
  179. # [01:29] <ben_alman> but if you're not causing more errors than before, for a small method liek this, i bet it's ok
  180. # [01:29] <ben_alman> if it was $.fn.html i'd maybe re-think ;)
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  183. # [01:30] <antonkovalyov> hmmm
  184. # [01:30] <antonkovalyov> even without changes
  185. # [01:31] <antonkovalyov> 1.4.4 tests seem to fail
  186. # [01:31] <antonkovalyov> pretty sure i do something wrong
  187. # [01:33] <antonkovalyov> of course, name.php returns 404
  188. # [01:34] <dgathright> Can anyone explain why Firefox & Chrome both have native support for prototype-like $ && $$ selectors? In Firebug, do a dir($) or dir($$) on a page with no JS loaded, and it returns the appropriate select by id & by css selector functions.
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  191. # [01:37] <bckenny> dgathright: isn't that from firebug/dev tools?
  192. # [01:37] <dgathright> Could be. Works in Chrome too
  193. # [01:37] <bckenny> dgathright: http://getfirebug.com/wiki/index.php/Command_Line_API
  194. # [01:37] <bckenny> yeah, supported there too
  195. # [01:38] <dgathright> Ahhh.... interesting
  196. # [01:38] <bckenny> i dont know what the story is, but it was a good day when i found out chrome had $0
  197. # [01:38] <antonkovalyov> god damn how do i enable php on mac
  198. # [01:39] <dgathright> bckenny: wow, neat
  199. # [01:39] <bckenny> yeah, i was doing ridiculous work arounds
  200. # [01:43] * dgathright feels really n00by that he just discovered the firebug API docs.
  201. # [01:43] <dgathright> the event monitoring stuff will really be handy
  202. # [01:45] <bckenny> ha, i was really late to the party as weel
  203. # [01:46] <bckenny> i believe paul_irish's exact words were "duh"
  204. # [01:48] <dgathright> I knew about things like dir, inspect, clear, etc... as I'd seen them referenced many places, but hadn't seen a full list.
  205. # [01:49] <antonkovalyov> ben_alman, https://github.com/antonkovalyov/jquery/commit/e4b1b5cd8dcd4871b89b68c69385f489def69b6e
  206. # [01:49] <ben_alman> "Make sure jQuery selectors are handled" -> "Make sure jQuery objects are properly serialized"
  207. # [01:50] <ben_alman> but yeah, looks good :)
  208. # [01:50] <antonkovalyov> my git hates me for so many --forces :)
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  210. # [01:57] <antonkovalyov> ok pull request sent
  211. # [01:57] <antonkovalyov> back to my actual duties :)
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  215. # [02:02] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: nice work
  216. # [02:02] <antonkovalyov> ty
  217. # [02:02] <antonkovalyov> this is my second bugfix for jquery
  218. # [02:02] <antonkovalyov> so proud of myself
  219. # [02:02] * paul_irish _o/\o_ antonkovalyov
  220. # [02:03] <antonkovalyov> :)
  221. # [02:03] <ben_alman> thanks antonkovalyov
  222. # [02:04] <antonkovalyov> np :)
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  227. # [02:16] <mikew3c> paul_irish: about having IRC nicks for different channels on the same server, I just create two different connections
  228. # [02:16] <mikew3c> in Colloquy
  229. # [02:16] <paul_irish> ah i see.
  230. # [02:16] <paul_irish> i was hoping it was more high-tech. :)
  231. # [02:16] <mikew3c> heh
  232. # [02:16] <mikew3c> nope
  233. # [02:16] <paul_irish> groovy
  234. # [02:17] <paul_irish> mikew3c: me, divya and some friends are putting out a site later this week about w3schools
  235. # [02:17] <mikew3c> oh
  236. # [02:18] <nimbupani> :)))
  237. # [02:18] <mikew3c> interesting
  238. # [02:18] <nimbupani> ?g github w3fools
  239. # [02:18] <paul_irish> 1) clarifying that it has no connection to w3c, pointing out all the problems with it, pointing users to better sites/references/learning material
  240. # [02:18] <bot-t> nimbupani, Links from everyone - Forrst - http://forrst.com/links
  241. # [02:18] <nimbupani> wat
  242. # [02:18] <nimbupani> ?g github paulirish w3fools
  243. # [02:18] <bot-t> nimbupani, paulirish's Profile - GitHub - https://github.com/paulirish
  244. # [02:18] <nimbupani> botty you fail me so miserably.
  245. # [02:18] <mikew3c> w3jackasses
  246. # [02:18] <paul_irish> it's currently online here. http://stage.w3fools.com login : ot / dashot
  247. # [02:19] * mikew3c gives it a try
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  249. # [02:20] <dgathright> "In fact the W3C has asked them to disavow any connection by explicitly stating they are unrelated. W3Schools refused. " While I believe it, is there a source that could be linked to?
  250. # [02:20] <paul_irish> heh that's part of the reason i'm linking mike to it now
  251. # [02:20] <nimbupani> paul_irish: does the staging have today's updates :/
  252. # [02:20] <paul_irish> yup.
  253. # [02:21] <nimbupani> i see my p removed!
  254. # [02:21] <paul_irish> nimbupani: there's been a lot since your last. ben truyman messed with yr vertical rhythm i think
  255. # [02:21] <nimbupani> :'((((
  256. # [02:21] <nimbupani> FINE i will fix it again
  257. # [02:21] <mikew3c> wow, looks great
  258. # [02:21] <mikew3c> "Bad education hurts."
  259. # [02:21] <paul_irish> :)
  260. # [02:21] <nimbupani> neat idea the fixed footer
  261. # [02:22] <paul_irish> "W3Schools.com is not affiliated with the W3C. In fact the W3C has asked them to disavow any connection by explicitly stating they are unrelated. W3Schools refused." mikew3c, IS there anything concrete i can put here.. :/
  262. # [02:22] <paul_irish> [citation needed] ;)
  263. # [02:22] <mikew3c> no there's not
  264. # [02:23] <mikew3c> but I think you could qualify it with "We've heard that the W3C has asked them…"
  265. # [02:23] <mikew3c> I suppose
  266. # [02:23] <paul_irish> i'd imagine you wouldnt be too keen on ", according to Michael™ Smith of the W3C" :)
  267. # [02:23] <mikew3c> heh
  268. # [02:23] <mikew3c> no, I am in enough trouble with my managment already
  269. # [02:23] <paul_irish> :) that's fine
  270. # [02:23] <mikew3c> :)
  271. # [02:27] <mikew3c> paul_irish: btw, I've turned of tweeting for spec checkin notifications to twitter @html5
  272. # [02:27] <mikew3c> *turned off
  273. # [02:28] <mikew3c> because anne got @whatwg working again
  274. # [02:28] <paul_irish> score. that works
  275. # [02:28] <mikew3c> and I'm thinking about turning off the automated retweeting of Planet HTML5 also
  276. # [02:28] <paul_irish> you see your "legendary" prefix on the new developers. site?
  277. # [02:28] <mikew3c> heh
  278. # [02:29] <mikew3c> yeah
  279. # [02:29] <mikew3c> Ben has a great sense of humor
  280. # [02:29] <paul_irish> mikew3c: yeah it might be worthwhile to kill the automated RTs.. :/
  281. # [02:29] <mikew3c> ok
  282. # [02:29] <mikew3c> will do
  283. # [02:29] <dgathright> General feedback: I'd like the purpose of the site to be more of a challenge to w3schools to improve (aside from a sub-point under "What should be done"). That's something the developer community can actually rally behind. It has a stronger "call to action" than "Here's some better sites for you to use for reference." considering most of the people that use w3schools.com arrive there by a search engine.
  284. # [02:29] <dgathright> In all though, I like it so far. :)
  285. # [02:30] <paul_irish> dgathright: yeah in fact it's a lot more like that challenge than it was 3 days ago.. :)
  286. # [02:30] <paul_irish> but i'm totally with you.
  287. # [02:31] <paul_irish> how do you think that could be better clarified
  288. # [02:31] <paul_irish> (before it was a big YOU SUCK page. now we've focused on being constructive... i guess we learned a little something from our 5th grade teachers. :)
  289. # [02:32] <dgathright> I'll think about it some more. Is the content work still being done off the google doc, or elsewhere (git?)?
  290. # [02:33] <paul_irish> dgathright: https://github.com/paulirish/w3fools you can either do a pull req or throw an issue up there.. and we can work from that
  291. # [02:33] <dgathright> cool
  292. # [02:33] <thatryan> paul_irish: are you in jquery channel also?
  293. # [02:33] <paul_irish> thatryan: not atm
  294. # [02:34] <thatryan> paul_irish: i think you should go in there, some super awesome dude has a question :D
  295. # [02:35] <nimbupani> .seen super awesome dude
  296. # [02:35] <nimbupani> oops hsbot just quit :/
  297. # [02:35] <thatryan> lol im doing something stupid wrong, http://pastie.textmate.org/1447042 need to toggle child items on click for nav, but return false kills it
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  301. # [02:39] <dgathright> paul_irish: I'd also have a lawyer look it over to make sure there's no chance of defamation lawsuits. They'd be idiotic to go that route, but you never know. I'm sure someone in the community is, or has a lawyer-friend that could give us any advice.
  302. # [02:39] <ben_c> You guys seen this: http://weavesilk.com/ ?
  303. # [02:40] <paul_irish> pretty hot, ben_c.
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  305. # [02:40] <ben_c> thanks, and what about the link?
  306. # [02:40] <paul_irish> is that a joke
  307. # [02:41] <ben_c> I hope so
  308. # [02:41] <paul_irish> ✌
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  312. # [02:44] <thatryan> whoa what the crap
  313. # [02:44] <thatryan> accidentaly clicked and drug this channel and it "poofed" away lol
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  315. # [02:54] <mikew3c> http://blog.mozilla.com/dmandelin/2010/12/08/crankshaft/ is worth reading
  316. # [02:54] <mikew3c> dunno how I missed that one
  317. # [02:55] <mikew3c> 「 In the words of David Anderson, “The game’s back on.”」
  318. # [02:55] <mikew3c> great to see JS engine teams continue to motivate each other to get even faster
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  352. # [03:44] <grantg> I can haz HTML5 GameBoy Color?
  353. # [03:44] <grantg> Yeshhh - https://github.com/grantgalitz/GameBoy-Online
  354. # [03:45] <grantg> lol
  355. # [03:45] <grantg> paul_irish: Still on the https://github.com/explore page
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  365. # [04:01] <paul_irish> grantg: shouldnt there be text somewhere on like... how one would get ROMs to play with?
  366. # [04:02] <paul_irish> cuz i'm honestly clueless on that bit
  367. # [04:02] <grantg> heh
  368. # [04:02] <grantg> go to doperoms.com or something
  369. # [04:03] <paul_irish> you should document that
  370. # [04:03] <grantg> and input the .gb or .gbc file into the emu
  371. # [04:03] <grantg> I thought I didn't have to
  372. # [04:03] <grantg> (document that)
  373. # [04:03] <snover> paul_irish: not legal.
  374. # [04:04] <snover> document how to get some public domain whatevers.
  375. # [04:04] <paul_irish> I've heard googling for "gameboy roms" reveals some.
  376. # [04:04] <paul_irish> is that illegal? ^
  377. # [04:05] <snover> say “public domain gameboy roms” instead and you’ve got a deal :D
  378. # [04:05] <grantg> heh
  379. # [04:05] <snover> or
  380. # [04:05] <snover> “homebrew gameboy roms”
  381. # [04:06] <grantg> I still can't get over the fact it's topping GIT
  382. # [04:06] <paul_irish> people like it.
  383. # [04:07] <paul_irish> i cant believe it's topping git despite not having a point and click demo
  384. # [04:07] <paul_irish> ha
  385. # [04:07] <grantg> lol
  386. # [04:08] <grantg> whoa
  387. # [04:08] <grantg> https://github.com/timcameronryan/mug might come in handy for a fork or branch of the emu
  388. # [04:08] <grantg> compile it to java FTW
  389. # [04:10] <paul_irish> that is some crazy shit
  390. # [04:11] <snover> christ, trying to do something like an emulator in JS sounds like a new type of hell
  391. # [04:12] <grantg> it is
  392. # [04:12] <snover> dealing with binary number representation alone is a huge pain in the ass
  393. # [04:12] <grantg> no int, char, byte, double, float
  394. # [04:12] <grantg> just an ambiguous "var"
  395. # [04:12] <grantg> one second a string, another second a number
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  397. # [04:14] <paul_irish> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010%E2%80%932011_midwinter_animal_mass_death_events
  398. # [04:15] <snover> paul_irish: confirmation bias
  399. # [04:16] <snover> paul_irish: It’s going to be nonstop conspiracy theories until the end of next year :\
  400. # [04:17] <grantg> Maybe the Republicans just don't give a damn about the environment?
  401. # [04:17] <grantg> ;)
  402. # [04:17] <dgathright> "These deaths are suspected to be the result of hypothermia in the UK's coldest December in 120 years" Serves them right for deciding to live in the water.
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  404. # [04:18] <paul_irish> ?w confirmation bias
  405. # [04:18] <bot-t> paul_irish, Confirmation bias - Confirmation bias (also called confirmatory bias or myside bias) is a tendency for people to favor information that confirms their preconceptions or hypotheses regardless of whether the information is true. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confirmation_bias
  406. # [04:20] <grantg> Gifford died?
  407. # [04:20] <paul_irish> ruh roh
  408. # [04:21] <grantg> heh
  409. # [04:21] <grantg> The fox news machine is at it again by turning around the shooting story against the dems
  410. # [04:21] <grantg> >.<
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  412. # [04:22] <grantg> heh
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  416. # [04:24] <paul_irish> grantg: https://twitter.com/#!/html5/status/24659452586102784
  417. # [04:24] <twitterhapy> http://bit.ly/fIrsXS @html5 -- GameBoy Color Emulator in JavaScript: from @grantgalitz http://www.grantgalitz.org/gameboy/ https://github.com/grantgalitz/GameBoy-Online
  418. # [04:24] <grantg> nice
  419. # [04:25] <grantg> http://imgur.com/2ai9f
  420. # [04:26] <Brodingo> oh what
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  462. # [05:34] <paul_irish> wow http://www.mint.com has a bunch of boilerplate action in it
  463. # [05:38] <thatryan> they even left your comments in it :)
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  465. # [05:46] <tw2113> this is hot
  466. # [05:46] <tw2113> http://www.phoboslab.org/ztype/
  467. # [05:48] <thatryan> lol that is awesome
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  469. # [05:49] <thatryan> thanks there went productivity tonight
  470. # [05:50] <tw2113> welcome
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  474. # [05:54] <tw2113> apparently the latest version of google goggles can solve sudoku puzzles too
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  476. # [05:57] <thatryan> paul_irish: can i have a form submit data, but just save it locally to grab later?
  477. # [05:57] <paul_irish> yes.
  478. # [05:57] <thatryan> not sure why i sent that to you sorry
  479. # [06:00] <thatryan> could ya point me in a direction? :D
  480. # [06:02] <paul_irish> you want it to submit.. and also cache locally?
  481. # [06:04] <paul_irish> thatryan: ?
  482. # [06:05] <thatryan> well where this will be run, at a trade show, i cant depend on the net. so i want them to be able to hit submit, or save, and then instead of processing, it will just save the data i can grab later
  483. # [06:05] <thatryan> make any sense?
  484. # [06:05] <paul_irish> o.
  485. # [06:05] <paul_irish> i see.
  486. # [06:06] <paul_irish> what do you think its gonna look like
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  489. # [06:06] <thatryan> what do you mean
  490. # [06:07] <thatryan> the saved data?
  491. # [06:07] <paul_irish> no. the code
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  493. # [06:08] <thatryan> no idea ;) this is for a sencha touch app
  494. # [06:08] <nimbupani> neet shit on mint.com
  495. # [06:08] <paul_irish> thatryan: wimp
  496. # [06:08] <paul_irish> this is the last time i give you code.
  497. # [06:09] <thatryan> ha!
  498. # [06:09] <paul_irish> http://pastie.org/1447389
  499. # [06:10] <thatryan> ooohh thanks paul, ive never seen this before :D
  500. # [06:15] <tw2113> it's the last time paul will give you code, thatryan, just like earlier was the last time he'll /kick me
  501. # [06:15] <thatryan> first and last time :(
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  511. # [06:51] <tw2113> anyone else think that javascript is getting so powerful that it's scary?
  512. # [06:51] <nimbupani> its too late tw2113
  513. # [06:51] <tw2113> ah you did that last week :D
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  515. # [06:53] <tw2113> if only we could go back 10-15 years and tell that generation how javascript would make a huge comeback
  516. # [06:53] <tw2113> we'd be called witches
  517. # [06:53] <tw2113> and that's just for the time travel ability
  518. # [06:53] <tw2113> either that or we'd be held ransom for Doctor Emmett L. Brown
  519. # [06:54] <thatryan> paul_irish: you know Doug Neiner right?
  520. # [06:54] <paul_irish> ya
  521. # [06:54] <thatryan> guess hes in the hospital right now :(
  522. # [06:54] <paul_irish> where how link plz
  523. # [06:54] <paul_irish> and i just sent him a bitchy email!
  524. # [06:55] <paul_irish> he's just trying to get out of doing work.
  525. # [06:55] <thatryan> ha, you ass! ;)
  526. # [06:55] <thatryan> https://twitter.com/#!/dougneiner/status/24698806801014784
  527. # [06:55] <twitterhapy> http://bit.ly/ecTgVc @dougneiner -- At the emergency room waiting to be seen. In horrible pain. I think a tore a muscle off my rib.
  528. # [06:55] <bot-t> (55 mins 30 secs ago) <coldhead> tell twitterhapy i love you
  529. # [06:55] <tw2113> i bet its easier to list who paul doesn't know, than it is to list who he does
  530. # [06:55] <thatryan> and I just skyped with his ass like 2 hours ago. hope he ok
  531. # [06:55] <tw2113> met the pope yet paul?
  532. # [06:55] <tw2113> did he kiss your feet :)
  533. # [06:55] <paul_irish> i do know many people on the internet.
  534. # [06:55] <paul_irish> he's not on the internet.
  535. # [06:56] <tw2113> i heard the vatican was getting 56k installed once
  536. # [06:56] <tw2113> they announced it on twitter
  537. # [06:56] <paul_irish> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paul_irish/83153959/lightbox/
  538. # [06:56] <thatryan> lol nice
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  540. # [06:57] <tw2113> this is why society is doomed http://www.todaysbigthing.com/music/2011/01/10
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  547. # [06:59] <tw2113> ugg flash based sites make michael want to smash
  548. # [07:00] <paul_irish> he's overweight. likely attributable to the US's ignorant farm policy.
  549. # [07:00] <paul_irish> other than that. i see nothing wrong with it.
  550. # [07:00] <tw2113> you ke$ha fan
  551. # [07:00] <paul_irish> he can sing pretty good!
  552. # [07:02] <tw2113> i kind of can't wait till march 1st
  553. # [07:02] <tw2113> we're moving into new office digs that day, and bossman is working to trick the place out for us
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  557. # [07:03] <tw2113> jacine you do drupal right?
  558. # [07:03] <jacine> tw2113: hi :) yup.
  559. # [07:04] <tw2113> yay! it's jacine! the sexiest (and only) drupal developer i know
  560. # [07:05] <tw2113> had to clarify before i made a dummy out of myself
  561. # [07:05] <jacine> haha! :P
  562. # [07:05] <thatryan> (please let jacine be a girl, please let jacine be a girl, please let jacine be a girl)
  563. # [07:05] <thatryan> otherwise tw2113 you are odd :p
  564. # [07:06] <nimbupani> only drupal dev?
  565. # [07:06] <jacine> LOL, yes I am a chick. tw2113 is a lil odd anyway :)
  566. # [07:06] <nimbupani> +100 on that
  567. # [07:06] <jacine> hehe :)
  568. # [07:06] <thatryan> lol
  569. # [07:06] <thatryan> phew
  570. # [07:06] <nimbupani> there are a few girls here thatryan
  571. # [07:06] <nimbupani> if you did not know.
  572. # [07:06] <tw2113> nimbupani and jacine are the two i know
  573. # [07:07] <nimbupani> people come and go.
  574. # [07:07] <thatryan> chicks? on the INTERNET?
  575. # [07:07] <thatryan> lol :p
  576. # [07:07] <tw2113> no girls get on the internet
  577. # [07:07] <tw2113> they get on the world wide web
  578. # [07:07] <thatryan> nah, i just said that because tw2113 said sexy HA
  579. # [07:07] <thatryan> had to make sure ;)
  580. # [07:07] <nimbupani> nothing odd about sexy men is there?
  581. # [07:07] <tw2113> i'm hurt that you wouldn't trust my judgement
  582. # [07:08] <thatryan> should be expected no? :/
  583. # [07:08] <thatryan> muahahaha
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  585. # [07:09] <thatryan> hey its that guy
  586. # [07:13] <tw2113> woo! breaking my live site
  587. # [07:14] <tw2113> it appears, my doctype sniffing may cause too much lag
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  589. # [07:15] <alcuadrado> is there any stat about which is the % of websockets enabled users?
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  591. # [07:15] <alcuadrado> chrome's users only currently, right?
  592. # [07:18] <tw2113> damn it
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  595. # [07:31] <thatryan> damn its cold out, glad my house has a fireplace
  596. # [07:31] <tw2113> does a server have to have cURL set up to use it?
  597. # [07:33] <tw2113> nevermind, answered it myelf
  598. # [07:33] <tw2113> self*
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  603. # [07:43] <paul_irish> alcuadrado: yeah chrome only at the moment.
  604. # [07:43] <alcuadrado> is there any estimation about when the next version of the protocol will be available? (and getting firefox and opera enable websockets :)
  605. # [07:45] <paul_irish> chrome is going to ~04 i believe
  606. # [07:45] <paul_irish> probably for... m11
  607. # [07:45] <paul_irish> a while for ff and op
  608. # [07:45] <paul_irish> iunno more than that. you'd have to check the hybi list and the moz bug tracker
  609. # [07:46] <snover> paul_irish: ~04?
  610. # [07:46] <alcuadrado> what do you mean by "~04"?
  611. # [07:46] <alcuadrado> and thanks =)
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  616. # [07:47] <paul_irish> 03.
  617. # [07:47] <paul_irish> http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-hybi-thewebsocketprotocol-03
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  621. # [07:50] <tw2113> paul_irish you may get the last laugh on me
  622. # [07:50] <tw2113> that doctype stuff i figured out isn't working out for my own need
  623. # [07:51] <tw2113> it's giving me 500 errors
  624. # [07:51] <alcuadrado> I thought the current version was something like 75 :p
  625. # [07:51] <paul_irish> alcuadrado: it was 76. but now its back to 00 through 03
  626. # [07:52] <alcuadrado> I see
  627. # [07:52] <alcuadrado> so chrome currently has v76 implemented, right?
  628. # [07:55] <paul_irish> http://bit.ly/chromestatus
  629. # [07:55] <paul_irish> yes i believe so
  630. # [07:57] <alcuadrado> nice, thanks for that link!
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  634. # [08:05] <thatryan> stop it
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  637. # [08:06] <tw2113> no
  638. # [08:07] <tw2113> :D
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  645. # [08:12] <antonkovalyov> is he serious? https://github.com/jquery/jquery/pull/174#issuecomment-668326
  646. # [08:12] <antonkovalyov> "I don’t know of any legitimate reason offhand why you would be adding a jquery property to an object that you pass to jQuery.param"
  647. # [08:13] <nimbupani> ask snover in #jquery
  648. # [08:13] <nimbupani> oops he is not there :/
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  650. # [08:19] <antonkovalyov> i am gonna create a ticket
  651. # [08:23] <tw2113> i feel like the only person who has ever needed to sniff out a doctype and do stuff based on which one
  652. # [08:23] <tw2113> cause google has nothing for me
  653. # [08:25] <paul_irish> tw2113: why do you have to do stuff based on doctype
  654. # [08:26] <tw2113> microformat stuff
  655. # [08:26] <tw2113> html5 moved the profile declarations off the <head> tag
  656. # [08:27] <tw2113> if it has the 5 doctype, i'd just echo the link out to wp_head()
  657. # [08:27] <paul_irish> you wanna know html5 doctype vs anything else?
  658. # [08:27] <tw2113> if not, give a note saying where to put the link
  659. # [08:28] <tw2113> and i figure anyone bothering to download something with microformats, is going to know how to edit this stuff
  660. # [08:28] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, should i use github issues for jquery or do you still use old bugtracker?
  661. # [08:28] <paul_irish> old
  662. # [08:29] <paul_irish> http://bugs.jquery.com
  663. # [08:29] <paul_irish> tw2113: document.documentElement.previousSibling works nicely in webkit.
  664. # [08:29] <antonkovalyov> oh god
  665. # [08:29] <paul_irish> probly have to traverse some whitespace in some cases.
  666. # [08:29] <antonkovalyov> this scary new warning message is
  667. # [08:29] <antonkovalyov> scary
  668. # [08:29] <paul_irish> very
  669. # [08:30] <tw2113> at the moment, i'm close to leaving a note at the top of the widget with the instructions for any doctype
  670. # [08:33] <tw2113> if i get bitchy, i'm sorry, i'm just a bit frustrated :D
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  674. # [08:37] <obert-> tw2113> html5 moved the profile declarations off the <head> tag ??
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  677. # [08:37] <tw2113> yup
  678. # [08:38] <obert-> no idea what you're talking about :)
  679. # [08:39] <obert-> is it something related to html5 jquery and wp?
  680. # [08:39] <tw2113> nope
  681. # [08:39] <tw2113> well, just html5
  682. # [08:39] <obert-> didnt gotcha then
  683. # [08:39] <paul_irish> alcuadrado: http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/hybi/current/msg05813.html
  684. # [08:39] <paul_irish> bot-t: tell snover http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/hybi/current/msg05813.html ~04 !! :)
  685. # [08:39] <bot-t> paul_irish, Okay.
  686. # [08:40] <tw2113> obert- long story short, i wanted to make a widget that creates a client-proof hcard
  687. # [08:40] <thatryan> client proof, lol
  688. # [08:40] <tw2113> they enter the info needed, they don't get access to the classes
  689. # [08:41] <obert-> wtf is a client proof?
  690. # [08:41] <tw2113> they can't fuck shit up
  691. # [08:41] <obert-> ??
  692. # [08:42] <tw2113> ever seen a case of "how do i copy/paste?"
  693. # [08:42] <antonkovalyov> "Trac thinks your submission might be Spam"
  694. # [08:42] <antonkovalyov> :'-( jQuery does not like
  695. # [08:42] <tw2113> similar thing, i'm dumbing this down as much as possible
  696. # [08:42] <obert-> ...
  697. # [08:42] <antonkovalyov> ok done
  698. # [08:42] <alcuadrado> thanks for that link paul_irish!
  699. # [08:42] <tw2113> if they can't figure out how to type their own name...they shouldn't be using WordPress
  700. # [08:42] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: leave the link on the pull req
  701. # [08:43] <antonkovalyov> kk
  702. # [08:43] <obert-> i think that would be a bad choice by who tips wp to them
  703. # [08:43] <obert-> almost people are asking for stuff that they dont need
  704. # [08:44] <tw2113> clearly if they know what they're downloading, they aren't completely stupid, but at the same time, they may not want to deal with the hassle of setting up the hcard classes
  705. # [08:44] <tw2113> also, i may use it for client sites at work, when possible
  706. # [08:45] <tw2113> i snuck a small hcard in earlier *snickers*
  707. # [08:51] <alcuadrado> paul_irish, int he link you gave me ( http://www.chromium.org/developers/web-platform-status ), what does m4, m5, m6, etc mean?
  708. # [08:51] <alcuadrado> the chrome releases?
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  710. # [08:51] <paul_irish> ya
  711. # [08:52] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, just curious, how my position is relevant to the ticket?
  712. # [08:52] <antonkovalyov> the bug is a bug no matter who filled it :)
  713. # [08:53] <paul_irish> i agree but xdomain 3rd party widgets is always a fun area
  714. # [08:53] <paul_irish> iunno. i think the context helps illuminate the use case
  715. # [08:54] <alcuadrado> thanks again paul, you are da man Y)
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  739. # [10:07] <blbrown_win3> can you compress html5 files into one archived set of code?
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  742. # [10:19] <beevi7> base64 encoded
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  800. # [13:22] <daleharvey> blbrown_win3: there is chm, but they kinda suck
  801. # [13:23] <daleharvey> I would love a portable html format as well
  802. # [13:23] <blbrown_win3> daleharvey, I come from a Java background (don't judge, don't judge) and I like the concept of jarred java classes. I was hoping there was something for html5
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  810. # [14:02] <jetienne> blbrown_win3: there is a bit of that in the offline manifest thing
  811. # [14:03] <jetienne> btw i liked .chm to store docs. light on rescources + hyperlink
  812. # [14:09] <blbrown_win3> jetienne, what is the issue with them
  813. # [14:10] <jetienne> blbrown_win3: them = ?
  814. # [14:10] <blbrown_win3> "there is chm, but they kinda suck"
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  816. # [14:11] <jetienne> blbrown_win3: this is from daleharvey, ask him. i dunno chm well, but as a user i liked chm
  817. # [14:11] <blbrown_win3> sorry
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  861. # [16:07] <craigbarnes> paul_irish, are you going to put that guys boilerplate generator on the website?
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  879. # [16:42] <sean`> So.. <nav> should be allowed in <footer>
  880. # [16:42] <sean`> semantically
  881. # [16:43] <felcom> anywhere there's navigation, from what it seems like, yeah
  882. # [16:44] <Michael> ? header#mast nav li*5>a
  883. # [16:44] <bot-t> :header: Selects all elements that are headers, like h1, h2, h3 and so on. http://api.jquery.com/header-selector/#mast nav li*5>a
  884. # [16:44] <Michael> hmm
  885. # [16:44] <Michael> bot-t, needs zen support!
  886. # [16:44] <bot-t> Michael, Custom Query – jQuery Core - Bug Tracker - Group results by Component Milestone Owner Priority Reporter Resolution Status Type Version descending http://bugs.jquery.com/query?milestone=1.5&group=status&order=summary
  887. # [16:44] <Michael> bot-t, stop.
  888. # [16:44] <bot-t> Michael, .stop() - Stop the currently-running animation on the matched elements. http://api.jquery.com/stop/
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  897. # [17:09] <davidmurdoch> It is another binary day 01/11/11 11:11:11 am (EST)
  898. # [17:10] <davidmurdoch> add 4 leading 0s and you get: Ăż
  899. # [17:10] <davidmurdoch> weird.
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  902. # [17:11] <davidmurdoch> add 4 trailing 0s and you get: Ă°
  903. # [17:11] <davidmurdoch> what does it mean?
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  908. # [17:12] <nimbupani> it means you are not busy enough.
  909. # [17:13] <davidmurdoch> If you don't put the correct numbers of characters in the Binary/Text Conversion it says: "Error: Malformed binary. Your binary code is must be divisible by 8."
  910. # [17:13] <davidmurdoch> Yah, I is must get back to work.
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  912. # [17:17] <Noxxy> So I made a html5 website for learning purposes, and opened it in IE8. Is there any way to get the "for your protection, we've blocked a script from running." alert to not happen?
  913. # [17:18] <Noxxy> like, somehow tell the browser the script is safe and just use it? D:
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  915. # [17:18] <davidmurdoch> try asking on stackoverflow.com.
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  917. # [17:19] <Noxxy> thought this would be faster :p.
  918. # [17:19] <Noxxy> thanks :3
  919. # [17:19] <tw2113> IE chokes on text if you give it enough
  920. # [17:19] <davidmurdoch> IE chokes. Period.
  921. # [17:19] <Noxxy> IE should choke and die. period. >.>
  922. # [17:19] <davidmurdoch> yah, but if I answer you here I don't get any rep points. I NEED those points for, um. hm.
  923. # [17:21] <Noxxy> lols. True true.
  924. # [17:21] <tw2113> whooptidoo @ iphone on verizon
  925. # [17:21] <Noxxy> It's not that big of a deal. I'll assume most IE users are used to clicking on the little yellow box anyway.
  926. # [17:22] <tw2113> i should really stop risking my temporary crown with hard candy in my mouth period
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  928. # [17:25] <davidmurdoch> Anything special about the iPhone on Verizon?
  929. # [17:25] <Noxxy> not really. it's not LTE though :\
  930. # [17:25] <davidmurdoch> tw2113, you should try an apple. Or some caramel! Or a caramel covered apple!
  931. # [17:26] <tw2113> maybe in a month or more
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  933. # [17:26] <tw2113> i imagine i'll have to wait 3 weeks after the permanent is in to really start testing that one too
  934. # [17:26] <davidmurdoch> does Iphone still have the webfonts bug?
  935. # [17:26] <tw2113> isn't that iOS?
  936. # [17:26] * tw2113 runs away from the mac people
  937. # [17:27] <davidmurdoch> mobile safari
  938. # [17:27] <Noxxy> david: apparently the verizon iphone works as a hotspot too, up to 5 devices can connect to it via wifi
  939. # [17:28] <davidmurdoch> but you have to pay extra to use it.
  940. # [17:28] <davidmurdoch> at least you do on droid x
  941. # [17:28] * Noxxy yawns
  942. # [17:28] <Noxxy> yep
  943. # [17:28] <davidmurdoch> unless you root it. muahahaha
  944. # [17:28] <Noxxy> btw, i have a new ipod i can test your webfonts bug on if you like.
  945. # [17:31] <davidmurdoch> eh, i found it on a site I did months ago. The client was showing his portfolio to a client on an iPad then BOOM, mobile safari completely crashed. So now, mobile safari just doesn't get fancy fonts.
  946. # [17:31] <skyler_brungardt> Jailbreak it and I'm sure it'll be free
  947. # [17:31] <skyler_brungardt> Use MiWi 4
  948. # [17:31] <davidmurdoch> thanks though.
  949. # [17:31] <davidmurdoch> ok, I seriously am going back to work now.
  950. # [17:31] <Noxxy> np
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  954. # [17:33] <Noxxy> Hm. I just tested one of my own sites using webfonts on iOS and it worked fine o.o
  955. # [17:33] <davidmurdoch> you have to have 2 or more fonts. The more fonts, the more likely you'll crash.
  956. # [17:34] <davidmurdoch> it could just be fixed though.
  957. # [17:34] <davidmurdoch> http://blog.typekit.com/2010/04/05/experimenting-with-web-fonts-on-the-ipad/
  958. # [17:34] <Noxxy> Hm. I'll edit and see what happens. I'm wanting to see this bug lol.
  959. # [17:34] <Noxxy> yeah, i just got an update a few days ago, though that could have been an old one I didn't get on time.
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  961. # [17:36] <davidmurdoch> I know this site used to do it: http://www.slrproshots.com/
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  967. # [17:38] <Noxxy> hm. seems to load just fine. Stutters a bit on the navigaiton page scrolling, but the fonts seem to load fine at least.
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  980. # [17:58] <paul_irish> craigbarnes: yes
  981. # [17:58] <bot-t> (32 mins 20 secs ago) <nimbupani> tell paul_irish DONT ADD PIXELS TO MY BLOODY CSS
  982. # [17:58] <bot-t> (14 mins 30 secs ago) <nimbupani> tell paul_irish is the quiz section better?
  983. # [17:59] <nimbupani> oops :)
  984. # [17:59] <paul_irish> who's added pixels.... psh.. not me.
  985. # [17:59] <nimbupani> iunno i saw 15px on a cite elm
  986. # [17:59] <nimbupani> :'(
  987. # [18:00] <paul_irish> oh that was because i changed the p to a cite
  988. # [18:00] <paul_irish> quiz section looks great
  989. # [18:01] <nimbupani> YEAH >:o
  990. # [18:01] <craigbarnes> since when do American people say "bloody'?
  991. # [18:01] <nimbupani> i am not american :/
  992. # [18:01] <craigbarnes> oh ok lol, I don't where I got that idea from then
  993. # [18:01] <nimbupani> :)
  994. # [18:01] <Noxxy> i'm american and i say bloody lol
  995. # [18:01] <Michael> craigbarnes, When I worked at EA Sports there were quite a few
  996. # [18:02] <Michael> and I always thought it was odd
  997. # [18:02] <Noxxy> but 3/4 of my friends are british, so meh.
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  1024. # [18:48] <lastk> guys, the type="number" input dont should start on 0 by default?
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  1026. # [18:50] <paul_irish> ?g whatwg forms spec input type number
  1027. # [18:50] <bot-t> paul_irish, Web Forms 2.0 - WHATWG - http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-forms/current-work/
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  1029. # [18:50] <paul_irish> http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/number-state.html#number-state
  1030. # [18:50] <paul_irish> i bet the first time you hit UP on an empty field it goes to 1, right/
  1031. # [18:51] <lastk> nop
  1032. # [18:51] <lastk> paul_irish : I have tested here: http://playground.html5rocks.com/#form_fields
  1033. # [18:52] <lastk> i just modified the last input to type number: <input type='number' />
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  1035. # [18:54] <paul_irish> that works how i said. and how i expected in chrome dev chan
  1036. # [18:55] <paul_irish> i think chrome stable still has different/older/wrong type=number code
  1037. # [18:56] <lastk> maybe.. I'm downloading the last version
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  1039. # [18:56] <lastk> by now I know that is not a problem with my code :)
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  1041. # [18:57] <lastk> but should I do some script to add min and all my type=number? other peoples might have a old version and that is bad ;s
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  1047. # [19:06] <paul_irish> yeah these are tough
  1048. # [19:07] <paul_irish> lastk: can you type a :) into your input number field?
  1049. # [19:07] <Ms2ger> No, only a :(
  1050. # [19:07] <lastk> paul_irish : nop
  1051. # [19:08] <paul_irish> k. well in earlier safari/webkit/chrome you could. and fwiw Modernizr.inputtypes.number returned false in those browser versions
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  1053. # [19:09] <paul_irish> now that input constraints is in, it's `true` .. which gives you some control
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  1056. # [19:11] <lastk> paul_irish let me update my chrome here, 1 minute
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  1060. # [19:15] <lastk> strange
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  1065. # [19:26] <danielfilho> I'm wondering if I will stop playing Berseker Ball someday.
  1066. # [19:26] <tw2113> never
  1067. # [19:26] <Noxxy> Are there any particular bugs related to clearing floats in IE6? I've been off developing a long while and can't remember.
  1068. # [19:27] <Ms2ger> bugs...IE6 < I'd assume yes
  1069. # [19:27] <paul_irish> kinda sorta yup
  1070. # [19:27] <Noxxy> lol yeah
  1071. # [19:27] <paul_irish> boilerplate's clearfix class works nicely :
  1072. # [19:28] <Noxxy> i'll take a look and see if it fixes the issue :3 thanks.
  1073. # [19:31] <Noxxy> Sweet, bug 1/4 solved. I'll cherish the day we don't have to design for IE6 at all.
  1074. # [19:31] <nimbupani> its not that diff Noxxy
  1075. # [19:31] <nimbupani> especially for just CSS
  1076. # [19:31] <tw2113> you still design for IE6?
  1077. # [19:32] <Noxxy> lol
  1078. # [19:32] <felcom> anyone know of a <audio> polyfill?
  1079. # [19:32] <paul_irish> there are two on the polyfills page
  1080. # [19:33] <Noxxy> it's just slightly annoying IE6 can throw a wobby over such simple things. It's like a computer science major not knowing what the internet is.
  1081. # [19:33] <felcom> herpderp, thanks
  1082. # [19:34] <paul_irish> Noxxy: you have to embrace ie6's faults.
  1083. # [19:34] <tw2113> oh nose...we're prepping to allow $client to start filling in information for their site, before we're all "fully developed"
  1084. # [19:34] <paul_irish> it makes it more personable. :)
  1085. # [19:34] <tw2113> we're darn close, but we want bug sightings
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  1087. # [19:36] <Noxxy> paul_irish: I do for the most part ha. Just those random unusual bugs that get me. Like when you have a float inside a div thats inside the body which has been styled with a certain attribute. Sometimes I think the IE team threw in bugs that are that specific just for shits n giggles lols.
  1088. # [19:36] <paul_irish> probably
  1089. # [19:39] <Evet> SSO is pain in the ass
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  1091. # [19:42] <tw2113> a very uncomfortable place?
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  1097. # [19:50] <felcom> i hate the internet sometimes
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  1099. # [19:51] <felcom> i wen to research the audio poly fill and got distracted by the demo music, now i'm in the middle of trying to find an underground copy of a mixtape that was taken down due to copyright
  1100. # [19:51] <Michael> How can you hate a medium?
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  1102. # [19:52] <Michael> soundcloud.com
  1103. # [19:52] <Michael> I found sets there from clubs in here Orlando that closed 10+ years ago
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  1105. # [19:52] <felcom> i'm in orlando too =o
  1106. # [19:52] <felcom> yessssss http://soundcloud.com/wait-what/sets/the-notorious-xx
  1107. # [19:52] <felcom> lol
  1108. # [19:52] <Michael> see? :D
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  1111. # [19:53] <Michael> They have sets from The Edge
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  1117. # [19:55] <felcom> ahhh now I can get back to work =D
  1118. # [19:55] <Michael> Oh, Thank Heavens!
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  1133. # [20:23] <voodootikigod> wait why
  1134. # [20:23] <voodootikigod> wait wut
  1135. # [20:23] <grantgalitz> lol
  1136. # [20:23] <grantgalitz> I hear a whoosh
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  1138. # [20:24] <grantgalitz> f**k
  1139. # [20:24] <grantgalitz> pual_irish: My code is 3 times larger than jquery
  1140. # [20:25] <grantgalitz> *paul_irish
  1141. # [20:25] <grantgalitz> 8(
  1142. # [20:25] <paul_irish> it does a lot.
  1143. # [20:25] <grantgalitz> it does the entire emulation of a gameboy in one file. :P
  1144. # [20:25] <grantgalitz> *gameboy color
  1145. # [20:25] <grantgalitz> so true
  1146. # [20:25] <grantgalitz> still
  1147. # [20:26] <grantgalitz> Too many lines in one file. :/
  1148. # [20:27] <paul_irish> it's okay.
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  1151. # [20:27] <paul_irish> jquery's scope is very small.
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  1154. # [20:27] <grantg> paul_irish: The rip-off forks of the code have begun. :(
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  1156. # [20:27] <paul_irish> whats wrong with that
  1157. # [20:28] <grantg> They're not doing anything useful
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  1159. # [20:28] <grantg> Like finding bugs or even touching the actual js file of the emu
  1160. # [20:28] <davidmurdoch> i'm in Orlando too!
  1161. # [20:28] <grantg> I think that one file scares them.
  1162. # [20:29] <davidmurdoch> Orlando FTW!
  1163. # [20:29] <grantg> heh
  1164. # [20:29] <grantg> I'm in Aventura, florida
  1165. # [20:29] <grantg> 3 hours south east
  1166. # [20:29] <grantg> :/
  1167. # [20:30] <davidmurdoch> Florida never gets HTML5/jquery/javascript conference love.
  1168. # [20:30] <grantg> Hold it in Miami
  1169. # [20:30] <grantg> tehehe
  1170. # [20:30] <davidmurdoch> We need a Google office in Orlando.
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  1172. # [20:30] <Michael> Yes.
  1173. # [20:30] <grantg> The happiest place on Earth would get a lot happier then.
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  1177. # [20:31] <Michael> Although I don't think I would ever leave Disney
  1178. # [20:31] <davidmurdoch> what?
  1179. # [20:31] <grantgalitz> ಠ_ಠ
  1180. # [20:31] <davidmurdoch> Qk
  1181. # [20:31] <Michael> I work for Walt Disney Parks and Resorts Online (WD-PRO) :)
  1182. # [20:31] <Michael> In Celebration
  1183. # [20:31] <davidmurdoch> my ninja trumps your glasses guy.
  1184. # [20:32] <davidmurdoch> ah, my dad used to live in Celebration
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  1186. # [20:32] <grantgalitz> Oh, didn't they have a couple murders recently there? :P
  1187. # [20:32] <Michael> It's a nice city. I live in downtown Orlando though
  1188. # [20:32] <Michael> Not quite as nice
  1189. # [20:32] <Michael> grantgalitz, In Celebration? I don't think so... but I don't watch the news often
  1190. # [20:32] <Michael> In downtown Orlando? Probably
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  1192. # [20:33] <grantgalitz> Michael: Prank the chinese tourists. :P
  1193. # [20:33] <Michael> Select the most irritable people from over a hundred different cultures and get them sloppy drunk
  1194. # [20:33] <Michael> ^^ Orlando
  1195. # [20:33] <davidmurdoch> Orlando is one of the MOST dangerous places per capita (for crime).
  1196. # [20:33] <Michael> Yeah I can't really comment on that.
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  1198. # [20:33] <Michael> davidmurdoch, You're not kidding. I'm from Philly originally and I feel safer there.
  1199. # [20:34] <Michael> I've been here 25 years and have watched it rapidly regress
  1200. # [20:34] <grantgalitz> Casy Anthony... ಠ_ಠ
  1201. # [20:34] <davidmurdoch> Yup. I got to NYC just about every year and it feels peaceful.
  1202. # [20:34] <Michael> Her dad was actually one of the security guards in our building
  1203. # [20:34] <Michael> Nice guy too. Sad story all around
  1204. # [20:34] <Michael> davidmurdoch, wow
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  1206. # [20:35] <Michael> We live in a pretty good neighborhood, but it's on one of those streets that people know is a shortcut
  1207. # [20:35] <Michael> So you'll see really creepy people walking down the street at 1AM, and cars driving really slow
  1208. # [20:36] <Michael> Which is why I keep a replica the Witch King's flail in my house lol
  1209. # [20:36] <Michael> cause... anyone who goes swinging that around in defense is obviously crazy
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  1211. # [20:37] <davidmurdoch> I got assaulted by this guy: http://www.wesh.com/video/17510590/detail.html (the guy in the body paint). I was sitting in my car in a parking lot and he came up to my window... so I opened the door to see what he wanted and he proceeded to crack my eye socket and knock my front tooth in.
  1212. # [20:37] <grantgalitz> over in miami we have a "shortcut" neighborhood that's pretty scary.
  1213. # [20:37] <grantgalitz> OverTwon.
  1214. # [20:37] <grantgalitz> *OverTown
  1215. # [20:37] <Michael> geez :/
  1216. # [20:37] <grantgalitz> And Liberty City
  1217. # [20:37] <Michael> I was held up at gunpoint by the fashion square mall on 50
  1218. # [20:38] <davidmurdoch> Hm, seems like the vid isn't working anymore.
  1219. # [20:38] <davidmurdoch> yikes.
  1220. # [20:38] <Michael> grantgalitz, yeah
  1221. # [20:38] <davidmurdoch> we are not making a good case for having some HTML5 awesome conferences here.
  1222. # [20:38] <Michael> lol sorry
  1223. # [20:38] <grantgalitz> Don't *ever* go to the 163rd street mall.
  1224. # [20:38] <grantgalitz> e v e r
  1225. # [20:38] <Michael> but that's the thing - Out by where the convention center is is fine
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  1227. # [20:39] <Michael> And Disney/celebration etc
  1228. # [20:39] <Michael> The area surrounding Universal is pretty questionable
  1229. # [20:39] <grantgalitz> chipotle: Stop making me hungry. :P
  1230. # [20:39] <Michael> mmm burrito bowl
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  1232. # [20:39] <grantgalitz> damn it
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  1235. # [20:40] <Michael> grantgalitz, pinto beans, guac, medium salsa, rice....
  1236. # [20:40] <grantgalitz> meh
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  1238. # [20:40] <davidmurdoch> The "nitro" monster energy drink tastes like Mountain Dew. This code monkey don't like Mountain Dew.
  1239. # [20:40] <Michael> lol
  1240. # [20:40] <Michael> It seems better for you than regular monster
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  1242. # [20:40] <grantgalitz> I can't wait to make a youtube video of pokemon Emerald running in Firefox 4 and Google Chrome
  1243. # [20:40] <davidmurdoch> But regular monster is delicious.
  1244. # [20:40] <grantgalitz> Will blow minds
  1245. # [20:41] <Michael> grantgalitz, sweet
  1246. # [20:41] <Michael> Are you on the webgl list?
  1247. # [20:41] <grantgalitz> no
  1248. # [20:41] <Michael> get on it!
  1249. # [20:41] <davidmurdoch> Paul Irish looks like Paul Rudd. Just thought i'd point that out.
  1250. # [20:41] <Michael> he looks like a cockier version of paul rudd
  1251. # [20:41] <grantgalitz> Michael: If there was a mailing list for typed arrays, I'd definitely be all over it.
  1252. # [20:41] <davidmurdoch> hahahahaha
  1253. # [20:41] <Michael> grantgalitz, That has come up several times
  1254. # [20:42] <grantgalitz> heh
  1255. # [20:42] <Michael> 7 in the past 2 weeks
  1256. # [20:42] <grantgalitz> My gameboy color emulator and gameboy advance emulator both use typed arrays for emulating RAM and ROM
  1257. # [20:42] <Michael> Ken Russell from google is one of the main contributers
  1258. # [20:42] <Michael> paul knows him
  1259. # [20:42] <grantgalitz> and fallback to regular arrays if not found or disabled.
  1260. # [20:43] <Michael> http://www.khronos.org/registry/webgl/doc/spec/TypedArray-spec.html
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  1262. # [20:44] <grantgalitz2> Michael: There's a bug in typed array support in google chrome that keeps getting ignored in the bug list.
  1263. # [20:44] <grantgalitz2> I had to force usage of regular arrays in a portion of my video code because google chrome trips that bug there.
  1264. # [20:45] <grantgalitz2> Not to mention it seems typed arrays are still jitted poorly or not at all in chrome (while typed arrays make firefox 4 way faster!).
  1265. # [20:45] <Michael> https://www.khronos.org/webgl/public-mailing-list/archives/1012/msg00232.html
  1266. # [20:45] <grantgalitz2> :/
  1267. # [20:45] <Michael> dunno if that's relevant
  1268. # [20:45] <grantgalitz2> This bug involves some crazy fuzzy math crash in chrome.
  1269. # [20:46] <grantgalitz2> with the sign bit of js numbers
  1270. # [20:46] <paul_irish> grantgalitz2: can you post to chromium-html5 about your typed arrays issues? we can rope in our webgl/audio/v8 guys from there
  1271. # [20:46] <grantgalitz2> ah
  1272. # [20:46] <davidmurdoch> Typed Arrays can't be found in Adobe Air's JS engine, can they?
  1273. # [20:47] <grantgalitz2> I wish there were audio-data api guys for chrome as well, in addition to crogers
  1274. # [20:47] <grantgalitz2> because the audio output in the webkit audio api builds is buggy
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  1277. # [20:48] <grantgalitz> chromium-html5?
  1278. # [20:49] <grantgalitz> paul_irish: Anyhow, I'm getting impatient with waiting for the wav pcm audio to be fixed.
  1279. # [20:49] <paul_irish> ?g "chromium-html5"
  1280. # [20:49] <bot-t> paul_irish, Discussions - Chromium HTML5 | Google Groups - https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/group/chromium-html5/
  1281. # [20:49] <grantgalitz> I'm making a java applet as a fallback
  1282. # [20:49] <grantgalitz> for audio output
  1283. # [20:49] <grantgalitz> I'll make chrome use the applet
  1284. # [20:50] <Michael> grantgalitz, http://chromium.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/samples/audio/specification/s
  1285. # [20:50] <grantgalitz> thanks
  1286. # [20:51] <Michael> from http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/audio/
  1287. # [20:51] <Michael> np
  1288. # [20:51] <Michael> hmm is that broken for you?
  1289. # [20:52] <paul_irish> http://chromium.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/samples/audio/specification/specification.html
  1290. # [20:52] <Michael> http://chromium.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/samples/audio/specification/specification.html
  1291. # [20:52] <Michael> ha!
  1292. # [20:52] <Michael> yes that one
  1293. # [20:52] * paul_irish wins.
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  1295. # [20:52] <Michael> grantgalitz, This just came up on the list like 45 minutes ago
  1296. # [20:52] <Michael> I would highly recommend joining
  1297. # [20:53] <Michael> although audio isn't the main topic but questions still get answered
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  1300. # [20:57] <mokush> how the hell is it possible to get one result by calling a link directly in the browser, and a different one by calling the same page with an ajaxed get?
  1301. # [20:57] <antonkovalyov> started reading introducing html5, surprisingly good
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  1303. # [20:57] <antonkovalyov> surprisingly because i don't usually like books with "intro*" word in title
  1304. # [20:58] <davidmurdoch> mokush: X-Requested-With header, maybe?
  1305. # [20:59] <mokush> davidmurdoch: how does that work?
  1306. # [21:00] <mokush> do I still get a browser session if I log in with ajax?
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  1308. # [21:00] <davidmurdoch> mokush: http://www.learningjquery.com/2010/03/detecting-ajax-events-on-the-server
  1309. # [21:01] <davidmurdoch> or try http://www.stackoverflow.com/
  1310. # [21:01] <paul_irish> danielfilho: can you come to #jquery for a sec
  1311. # [21:07] <paul_irish> danielfilho: nvm its okkkkk
  1312. # [21:09] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, do you happen to know if google still ships cr48 for people who filled the form? or was it only until the end of december?
  1313. # [21:09] <alrra> grantgalitz: aren`t applets deprecated since html 4.01 ? :/
  1314. # [21:09] <tw2113> IE Support....http://images1.memegenerator.net/ImageMacro/5036900/PROBLEM.jpg
  1315. # [21:13] <alrra> \clear
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  1320. # [21:18] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: i keep seeing that another batch is going out this month.
  1321. # [21:18] <paul_irish> based on who filled out that form back in dec
  1322. # [21:19] <tw2113> i heard taht antonkovalyov likes recruiters right now
  1323. # [21:19] <tw2113> that*
  1324. # [21:19] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, ah i see
  1325. # [21:19] <antonkovalyov> cool
  1326. # [21:19] <antonkovalyov> tw2113, :)
  1327. # [21:20] <antonkovalyov> kk, lunch with selenium guys. brb
  1328. # [21:20] <antonkovalyov> oops wrong channel
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  1334. # [21:29] <fyrd> Hey paul_irish (or anyone else), care to make a guess on which Chrome milestone will see the removal of h.264?
  1335. # [21:30] <tw2113> when hell freezes over? or it turns unprofitable?
  1336. # [21:30] <tw2113> i may be a bit cynic though
  1337. # [21:30] <fyrd> http://blog.chromium.org/2011/01/html-video-codec-support-in-chrome.html
  1338. # [21:30] <fyrd> It's all over the intertweets, dude.
  1339. # [21:31] <paul_irish> fyrd: i just saw...
  1340. # [21:31] <paul_irish> lemme see if there's a ticket for it
  1341. # [21:31] <fyrd> I'm guessing after 9.
  1342. # [21:31] <tw2113> i haven't paid that much attention today
  1343. # [21:32] <tw2113> it's only tuesday
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  1345. # [21:32] <paul_irish> http://twitter.com/#!/ChromiumDev/status/24925676121362432
  1346. # [21:32] <twitterhapy> http://bit.ly/ifnFgm @ChromiumDev -- Open Standards FTW! We are sunsetting support for the H.264 video codec over the next few months. http://goo.gl/lSkJY ^pi
  1347. # [21:32] <tw2113> cool
  1348. # [21:32] <tw2113> i was wrong
  1349. # [21:33] <paul_irish> fyrd: def after 9.
  1350. # [21:33] <paul_irish> maybe 11. i dont think it'll drop in m10
  1351. # [21:34] <fyrd> paul_irish: Hm, okay. Well, I'll put it down for 10 on caniuse (so people know it'll be happening), and update once more info becomes available.
  1352. # [21:35] <fyrd> paul_irish: Thanks!
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  1354. # [21:35] <tw2113> i know why i hadn't heard of this yet...i haven't really been on reddit today
  1355. # [21:35] <paul_irish> fyrd: i'm asking internally here.
  1356. # [21:35] <fyrd> Cool.
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  1359. # [21:37] <fyrd> Wonder if it'll be dropped from Android too.
  1360. # [21:38] <tw2113> i'm already pretty well invested in .ogg
  1361. # [21:38] <nimbupani> i really hope so fyrd
  1362. # [21:38] <nimbupani> would be such a big kick on the back to the RIAA
  1363. # [21:38] <fyrd> nimbupani: Sure would. :)
  1364. # [21:39] <tw2113> just what we need, more dinosaurs going extinct
  1365. # [21:39] <paul_irish> fyrd: not 10
  1366. # [21:39] <paul_irish> maybe m11
  1367. # [21:39] <paul_irish> is the word.
  1368. # [21:40] <fyrd> paul_irish: Thanks again, will add a note on that.
  1369. # [21:40] <tw2113> hee, i downvoted a verizon iphone link
  1370. # [21:40] <tw2113> sorry, i'm mindlessly chattering
  1371. # [21:42] <felcom> off-topic, but what are the main benefits of git over svn?
  1372. # [21:43] <tw2113> i'll throw in an awesome 404 page for git
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  1381. # [21:44] <Thasmo> felcom, I think the main difference is that you can have some kind of local repository to push changes to, without the need to have internet access. and when you then have internet access later, you can push all those changes to the main repository.
  1382. # [21:44] <Thasmo> so the local repository has an own specific name I cant think of now.
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  1384. # [21:45] <Thasmo> and I think GIT doesnt push the whole file but only the changes or something.
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  1392. # [21:47] <danielfilho> paul_irish: sorry, wasn't here
  1393. # [21:48] <tw2113> were you too busy doing something awesome, danielfilho ?
  1394. # [21:49] <danielfilho> tw2113: I was at the coffee shop :/
  1395. # [21:49] <tw2113> ah, consuming awesome then
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  1397. # [21:50] <fyrd> Good work on w3fools btw, all. Like it a lot! :)
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  1403. # [21:51] <tw2113> any part of w3fools include their math in the browser stats?
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  1405. # [21:53] <tw2113> or if someone links me, i can check myself
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  1408. # [21:57] <nimbupani> thanks fyrd
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  1410. # [21:57] <fyrd> Not last I checked, tw2113.
  1411. # [21:58] <fyrd> Wow, some harsh comments on the chromium blog post.
  1412. # [21:58] <tw2113> are they by steve jobs?
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  1414. # [21:59] <fyrd> Don't people realize that while FF's market share is higher, it doesn't particularly matter right now anyway?
  1415. # [21:59] <nimbupani> :)
  1416. # [22:00] <tw2113> i'm just annoyed when you drill down a bit, they divide the different versions of the browser by the grand total of its share
  1417. # [22:00] <tw2113> like IE has 27% or whatever
  1418. # [22:00] <tw2113> they treat the 27% like it's 100% when they seperate out to IE6-9
  1419. # [22:02] <fyrd> tw2113: They do? Huh.
  1420. # [22:02] <tw2113> http://w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_explorer.asp
  1421. # [22:02] <fyrd> I'm mostly annoyed at the way they act like the stats aren't just for their site.
  1422. # [22:02] <fyrd> Ah, that's weird.
  1423. # [22:03] <tw2113> those numbers are on that page, would be for compared to every other browser
  1424. # [22:03] <tw2113> but the page i looking at just IE
  1425. # [22:03] <tw2113> is*
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  1428. # [22:04] <paul_irish> tw2113: can you pulll req on w3fools with a bitch about browser_stats ?
  1429. # [22:05] <tw2113> if anything, have those numbers in parentheses saying that it's overall marketshare
  1430. # [22:05] <paul_irish> "These facts indicate that the browser figures above are not 100% realistic. Other web sites have statistics showing that Internet Explorer is used by at least 80% of the users."
  1431. # [22:05] <paul_irish> i'd really like to highlight that
  1432. # [22:05] <paul_irish> because people use this page all the time
  1433. # [22:05] <tw2113> what's the github link?
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  1435. # [22:07] <tw2113> nevermind https://github.com/paulirish/w3fools
  1436. # [22:07] <paul_irish> http://www.enjoyhtml5.com/hackathons/20110108/02/plane.html
  1437. # [22:08] <tw2113> how do oyu do a pull request? :D
  1438. # [22:08] <tw2113> crap i can't type right now
  1439. # [22:09] <thatryan> or ever
  1440. # [22:09] <thatryan> ;) hi
  1441. # [22:09] <paul_irish> the pull req button from your own fork
  1442. # [22:09] <tw2113> *points for emphases on what thatryan said*
  1443. # [22:09] <tw2113> ah, got it
  1444. # [22:09] <tw2113> fork, download, edit, submit the request
  1445. # [22:10] <tw2113> i'll have to do that later tonight when i can sit down a bit more and figure it out :D noted for my to-do list
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  1447. # [22:20] <tw2113> don't have a kinipshit over there paulrouget
  1448. # [22:21] <tw2113> :)
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  1457. # [22:41] <Neiluj> does anyone know some tools to avoid writing every f*cking -browser- prefix for CSS3 rules ?
  1458. # [22:41] <Neiluj> I wrote one but maybe something already exists ? :-/
  1459. # [22:42] <skyler_brungardt> css3please.com
  1460. # [22:42] <dgathright> I saw a prefix generator somewhere once, hmm...
  1461. # [22:42] <Neiluj> css3please is not a valid answer :-)
  1462. # [22:42] <nimbupani> sass Neiluj
  1463. # [22:42] <skyler_brungardt> That's the best you get, I think. :-)
  1464. # [22:42] <dgathright> yup, that was the site
  1465. # [22:42] <skyler_brungardt> Yeah, or LESS
  1466. # [22:42] <tw2113> i swear i saw something about this, i can't recall where
  1467. # [22:42] <Neiluj> mmmh nothing with "regular" css
  1468. # [22:42] <Neiluj> ?
  1469. # [22:42] <skyler_brungardt> Not fond of preprocessors, personally
  1470. # [22:43] <Neiluj> for info, I made https://github.com/ZeeAgency/Zee-CSS3-Prefixer
  1471. # [22:43] <Neiluj> a php based one
  1472. # [22:44] <Neiluj> maybe not the best code ever but it does the job
  1473. # [22:45] <tw2113> maybe this? http://www.demosthenes.info/blog/224/Auto-generated-CSS3-Prefixes-With-PHP
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  1475. # [22:46] <Neiluj> tw2113: mmh it requires to write css rules directly with php functions
  1476. # [22:47] <skyler_brungardt> bleh
  1477. # [22:48] <Neiluj> with my own solution, you write your .css file in the normal way and the php is doing live transformation (returns the result and write it in another file, practical)
  1478. # [22:48] <tw2113> was worth the shot :D
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  1480. # [22:48] <Neiluj> tw2113: yeah good try ;)
  1481. # [22:48] <tw2113> easy solution...just do the non-prefixed way and if the browser understands, cool, otherwise they just get what they can handle
  1482. # [22:48] <skyler_brungardt> Not a bad idea - pick a browser, say, chrome, as a standard, and use php to write to another CSS file
  1483. # [22:49] <Neiluj> tw2113: and you won't get anything but text-shadow and border-radius :)
  1484. # [22:49] <skyler_brungardt> Yeah, progressive enhancement ftw, in theory only.
  1485. # [22:50] <tw2113> you'd get some gradients
  1486. # [22:50] <Neiluj> skyler_brungardt: even chrome requires -webkit- for a lot of rules
  1487. # [22:50] <skyler_brungardt> Yup, same with firefox and -mz-
  1488. # [22:50] <skyler_brungardt> Er, -moz-
  1489. # [22:50] <Neiluj> my script miss the rgba2hex conversion, like css3please, but it's just a start
  1490. # [22:51] <skyler_brungardt> Y'know, I bet it could be done with a JS library
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  1492. # [22:51] <skyler_brungardt> Means a little extra load, but have it process for ya
  1493. # [22:51] <skyler_brungardt> If you don't mind the resource hit
  1494. # [22:51] <Neiluj> skyler_brungardt: I know but the cool thing with PHP is it can also write the transformed stylesheet as a new file
  1495. # [22:52] <skyler_brungardt> Yeah, resource hit vs. extra http requests
  1496. # [22:52] <Neiluj> so the integrator (don't know if this word is really the good one in english, I'm french) don't have to do anything, just work like always
  1497. # [22:53] <Neiluj> when the css work is done, you already have a transformed version of your css file, every change/refresh you make
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  1499. # [22:53] <Neiluj> when you need to go into production, you just switch the <link> href
  1500. # [22:53] <Neiluj> https://github.com/ZeeAgency/Zee-CSS3-Prefixer/blob/master/index.html L10-11
  1501. # [22:54] <skyler_brungardt> Call me oldskool, I like to hand-code the styles myself
  1502. # [22:54] <Neiluj> do you like to repeat yourself ? :)
  1503. # [22:54] <skyler_brungardt> Copy/paste
  1504. # [22:54] <Neiluj> I hand-code myself
  1505. # [22:54] <skyler_brungardt> Same reason I tend not to use preprocessors
  1506. # [22:55] <Neiluj> when you want to do a CSS3 transform you have to write 5 lines instead of 1
  1507. # [22:55] <Neiluj> :-/
  1508. # [22:55] <tw2113> just for the time being
  1509. # [22:55] <Neiluj> I'm old-school but lazy ;)
  1510. # [22:55] <tw2113> in the future...it'll be awesomer and less code
  1511. # [22:55] <Neiluj> tw2113: for how many time ?
  1512. # [22:55] <skyler_brungardt> Yeah, it's a time-limited pain point
  1513. # [22:55] <tw2113> just need to let the browsers catch up to our demand
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  1515. # [22:55] <tw2113> welcome to the edge of development :)
  1516. # [22:55] <skyler_brungardt> Heh
  1517. # [22:55] <Neiluj> tw2113: same as IE6, we'll have to wait old-modern browsers to not be significantly used...
  1518. # [22:55] <skyler_brungardt> :-D
  1519. # [22:55] <alcuadrado> nice news: http://blog.chromium.org/2011/01/html-video-codec-support-in-chrome.html
  1520. # [22:56] <tw2113> don't even waste your time with IE6
  1521. # [22:56] <tw2113> other than making sure your layout isn't broken
  1522. # [22:56] <skyler_brungardt> Where I am, we don't even do that anymore
  1523. # [22:56] <skyler_brungardt> As of Jan 1 this year, it's fallen off of our browser matrix
  1524. # [22:56] <Neiluj> tw2113: I don't, just saying -browser- prefixes will be a pain in the ass for many years to come
  1525. # [22:57] <Neiluj> as everybody is not updating there browsers...
  1526. # [22:57] <skyler_brungardt> We're predicting it'll be downgraded to a C on YUI's chart
  1527. # [22:57] <tw2113> i've started taking on this case...if they're browsing somewhere that forces that monstrosety on them, they probably shouldn't be browsing the sites i make
  1528. # [22:58] <tw2113> and when people buy new computers when they just need a good computer cleaning...they'll likely be decently uptodate at home
  1529. # [22:58] <skyler_brungardt> This is the case I make for most US Govt clients
  1530. # [22:58] <skyler_brungardt> IE6 requires so much extra attention that it's a special case
  1531. # [22:58] <Neiluj> tw2113: that's right when you're talking about something the browser can't do without working more just for him, but when the browser CAN ??
  1532. # [22:59] <tw2113> i figure FF/Opera/Safari/Chrome/Chromium users are much more likely to upgrade themselves
  1533. # [22:59] <Neiluj> today, box-shadow without prefix isn't understand by every browsers... even Chrome if I'm right...
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  1535. # [22:59] <skyler_brungardt> Well, it'll suggest to them more readily
  1536. # [22:59] <Neiluj> tw2113: FF is not geek-only anymore imho ;)
  1537. # [22:59] <skyler_brungardt> Whereas most IE users upgrade because they upgrade their baseline OS
  1538. # [23:00] <tw2113> nope, but even they are smart enough to upgrade from time to time
  1539. # [23:00] <Neiluj> anyway, we don't know when browsers will accept those rules without prefixes
  1540. # [23:00] <Neiluj> and I won't wait for it
  1541. # [23:00] <Neiluj> :)
  1542. # [23:00] <tw2113> prefixes aren't that big of a pain to me
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  1544. # [23:00] <tw2113> other than radial gradients in chrome
  1545. # [23:00] <tw2113> :D
  1546. # [23:00] <Neiluj> hehe
  1547. # [23:01] <Neiluj> so I guess my solution is the only one of its kind ??
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  1549. # [23:01] <tw2113> couple that in with modernizr...
  1550. # [23:01] <skyler_brungardt> Neiluj: I think it's a good idea
  1551. # [23:01] <Neiluj> I'm pretty sure every time I have a need, somebody got it before me...
  1552. # [23:01] <Neiluj> tw2113: I'm using modernizr every time
  1553. # [23:02] <skyler_brungardt> Neiluj: Case-based, though
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  1558. # [23:03] <tw2113> look at stats, see who's visiting with what and with what version, once you get to the point that you are willing to drop support for a certain prefix...go for it
  1559. # [23:03] <Neiluj> (case-based > french .... wait...) ;)
  1560. # [23:03] <grantgalitz> ...
  1561. # [23:03] <tw2113> i still have a grand plan for a site that will be targeted at twitter users
  1562. # [23:03] <tw2113> and i'd wager my left leg that 9 times out of 10, they won't be using any version of IE for regular browsing
  1563. # [23:04] <skyler_brungardt> tw2113: That'd be fun
  1564. # [23:04] <tw2113> so I am not even plotting to cater to it
  1565. # [23:04] <Neiluj> tw2113: for now, I'm targetting every modern browsers and every CSS3 rules I know
  1566. # [23:04] <Neiluj> I'm still adding some
  1567. # [23:04] <skyler_brungardt> Neiluj: I think if it targeted, say, chrome, and made it really easy to implement and maintain without bugfixes, it'd have some good traction
  1568. # [23:05] <tw2113> just remember, http://dowebsitesneedtolookexactlythesameineverybrowser.com/
  1569. # [23:05] <skyler_brungardt> Neiluj: espeically among the web devs with moderate experience
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  1571. # [23:05] <Noxxy> It's complicated targeting people sometimes though.
  1572. # [23:05] <Neiluj> skyler_brungardt: did you look at the code ? I'm targeting nobody, I'm transforming the REAL css3 rules names
  1573. # [23:05] <tw2113> that's why you hire hitmen
  1574. # [23:06] <tw2113> oh wait, crap, sensitive topic after the Arizona stuff
  1575. # [23:06] <Noxxy> for example, It's easy to say most if not all the people from web design backgrounds don't use IE, but their workplace may force them to. :\
  1576. # [23:06] <dgathright> Sad that http://dowebsitesneedtolookexactlythesameineverybrowser.com/ actually looks the same in every browser. :(
  1577. # [23:06] <nimbupani> ha ha haha
  1578. # [23:06] <skyler_brungardt> tw2113: lol
  1579. # [23:06] <Noxxy> and lol tw2113 =p
  1580. # [23:06] <grantgalitz> :/
  1581. # [23:06] <Neiluj> dgathright: that's the exception which confirms the rule ;)
  1582. # [23:06] <Noxxy> Ha. irony.
  1583. # [23:07] <Noxxy> guys, what do you think about full sail university? Have you heard anything good/bad about it? :p
  1584. # [23:07] <dgathright> Right, cause a QA person would notice the differences in the browser and ignore the message while they go file their bug report.
  1585. # [23:07] <tw2113> that url is either simple enough that all these versions on mac are covered well, or i just run that advanced
  1586. # [23:07] <dgathright> Has to look exactly the same to get through the QA filter. :)
  1587. # [23:07] <grantgalitz> Yay, hunting for the elusive japanese docs on the TAMA5 MBC mapper, so I can add tamagotchi support for the js gameboy color emulator. :D
  1588. # [23:08] <skyler_brungardt> grantgalitz: are the roms loaded on page load or on selection from the dropdown?
  1589. # [23:09] <grantgalitz> skyler_brungardt: no
  1590. # [23:09] <grantgalitz> You load them in
  1591. # [23:09] <grantgalitz> through base64 copy paste, ajax, or by the file api
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  1593. # [23:09] <skyler_brungardt> Have any plans for snes?
  1594. # [23:09] <skyler_brungardt> Or genesis?
  1595. # [23:09] <grantgalitz> yes..........
  1596. # [23:09] <skyler_brungardt> :-D
  1597. # [23:09] <grantgalitz> reading twitter, are you?
  1598. # [23:09] <davidmurdoch> Noxxy: All I know if that Full Sail doesn't let their students sleep much.
  1599. # [23:10] <skyler_brungardt> @grantgalitz?
  1600. # [23:10] <grantgalitz> heh
  1601. # [23:10] <grantgalitz> D: Opera just crashed after it ran my emu
  1602. # [23:11] <skyler_brungardt> Aww
  1603. # [23:11] <Noxxy> davidmurdoch: yeah, so i've heard. Their classes look nice though, I'm just not sure if I could do it (online degree) plus a full time job to pay for it.
  1604. # [23:11] <skyler_brungardt> :-(
  1605. # [23:11] <grantgalitz> damn buggy Opera couldn't handle extreme js
  1606. # [23:11] <skyler_brungardt> Have a log?
  1607. # [23:11] <davidmurdoch> I don't think they let you pick your schedule either.
  1608. # [23:12] <davidmurdoch> I may be wrong though
  1609. # [23:12] <Noxxy> eek.
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  1612. # [23:12] <davidmurdoch> I knew a guy who has to go to class at 2 am.
  1613. # [23:12] <davidmurdoch> had to*
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  1615. # [23:13] <Noxxy> i'll do some deeper googling. I wouldn't be going to a uni that forced me to class all around the clock lol
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  1623. # [23:26] <danielfilho> wait
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  1625. # [23:26] <danielfilho> chrome dropping H264?
  1626. # [23:26] <danielfilho> and keeping flash?
  1627. # [23:26] <danielfilho> WHAT THE HUUUUUUUGE FUCK?
  1628. # [23:26] <alcuadrado> yes
  1629. # [23:27] <alcuadrado> why?
  1630. # [23:27] <alcuadrado> is a slow progress into an html5 (almos) only web
  1631. # [23:27] <alcuadrado> first they drop h264
  1632. # [23:27] <alcuadrado> then flash supports webm
  1633. # [23:27] <danielfilho> I know. They are different things, but h264 is consolidating itself.
  1634. # [23:28] <alcuadrado> so they can remove all the h264 vids of youtube
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  1636. # [23:28] <alcuadrado> -> apple MUST support webm
  1637. # [23:28] <danielfilho> webm is good, but what about the retrocompatibility?
  1638. # [23:28] <Noxxy> ^^
  1639. # [23:28] <danielfilho> and why google must NOT support h264?
  1640. # [23:28] <alcuadrado> re-encode
  1641. # [23:28] <alcuadrado> beacuse it's not open
  1642. # [23:29] <danielfilho> is flash?
  1643. # [23:29] <antonkovalyov> hey does anybody know if there are going to be a pre-early tickets for google i/o for last years attendees?
  1644. # [23:29] <antonkovalyov> to be pre-early tickets*
  1645. # [23:29] <alcuadrado> and the web is the most open environment
  1646. # [23:29] <alcuadrado> and that's what let it evolve like this
  1647. # [23:29] <alcuadrado> and google, at least in theory, supports the open web
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  1652. # [23:30] <danielfilho> I'm pretty sure about that. but I think a little it odd.
  1653. # [23:30] <alcuadrado> (fucking isp)
  1654. # [23:30] <danielfilho> Everyone who has encoded vids on h264 will stop working
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  1656. # [23:30] <alcuadrado> the should reencode
  1657. # [23:30] <alcuadrado> they*
  1658. # [23:30] <danielfilho> I think they could still support and find another ways, less radical, to do that.
  1659. # [23:31] <danielfilho> I totally preffer webm.
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  1661. # [23:31] <alcuadrado> they encode the vids with h264 knowing that there was some kind of battle in that subject
  1662. # [23:31] <alcuadrado> but man, currently you should encode the vids at least TWICE to support the majority of html5 users
  1663. # [23:32] <tw2113> all you people trying to cater to everyone :P
  1664. # [23:32] <alcuadrado> don't forget that the bast majority of html5 vid enabled users are the one's from firefox
  1665. # [23:32] <alcuadrado> and firefox 3.6 only supports theodora
  1666. # [23:32] <tw2113> theora :P
  1667. # [23:33] <alcuadrado> woow, I always said "theodora" :$
  1668. # [23:33] <alcuadrado> and always thought "why on earth is it called like that?"
  1669. # [23:34] <tw2113> ogg theora and ogg vorbis
  1670. # [23:34] <alcuadrado> I think this is great news
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  1673. # [23:35] <tw2113> google throwing support for the FOSS stuff is always awesome
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  1679. # [23:47] <nimbupani> ?tell paul_irish this is sorta based on boilerplate but not quite view-source:http://www.bifter.co.uk/
  1680. # [23:47] <bot-t> nimbupani, Okay.
  1681. # [23:51] <tw2113> ?tell nimbupani that i find her cool
  1682. # [23:51] <bot-t> tw2113, Okay.
  1683. # [23:51] <nimbupani> waaa :/
  1684. # [23:51] <tw2113> damn, i was hoping it'd tell me that you're in the room and to do it myself
  1685. # [23:51] <nimbupani> :)
  1686. # [23:52] <tw2113> it was no lie nonetheless
  1687. # [23:52] <nimbupani> :D
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