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  11. # [00:25] <paul_irish> http://oksoclap.com/browserwishlist
  12. # [00:26] <Trisox> nn
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  15. # [00:32] <mikew3c> http://dev.w3.org/html5/html4-differences/#changes-2010-10-19
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  17. # [00:34] <mikew3c> biggest change is that Undo history feature is out
  18. # [00:34] <mikew3c> UndoManager
  19. # [00:34] <mikew3c> though it remains in the whatwg source
  20. # [00:35] <mikew3c> which essentially makes it a to-be-implemented-in-the-future-if-at-all feature
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  22. # [00:37] <ben_c> cheers for the update, what's special about UndoManager anyway?
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  24. # [00:48] <danielfilho> great!
  25. # [00:48] <danielfilho> :D
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  45. # [01:41] <krunkosaurus> is there a special irc room for iOS html5/css3 develepment?
  46. # [01:42] <danielfilho> krunkosaurus: i'm not sure
  47. # [01:42] <danielfilho> do you need something specific?
  48. # [01:42] <krunkosaurus> can I ask iOS specific questions here?
  49. # [01:42] <danielfilho> I think so.
  50. # [01:42] <krunkosaurus> basically I want to lock the screen horizontally
  51. # [01:43] <danielfilho> like, disabling the rotation while in mobile safari?
  52. # [01:43] <krunkosaurus> so that if you hold up the phone straight (vertical), it still has everything horizontal
  53. # [01:43] <krunkosaurus> yeah basically ignoring rotation after its been horizontalized
  54. # [01:43] <danielfilho> you can make some codes that reads the accelerometer
  55. # [01:43] <danielfilho> but you can't lock the orientation
  56. # [01:44] <danielfilho> so, if the user turns it right, you compensate it, turning the content left
  57. # [01:44] <danielfilho> but there's no api available to turn on or off orientation lock through mobile safari.
  58. # [01:44] <krunkosaurus> ok thanks
  59. # [01:45] <danielfilho> your welcome :D
  60. # [01:45] <danielfilho> *you're
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  62. # [01:49] <ben_c> You've got orientation media queries on iOS that you can use to detect and offset, but yeah.. as mentioned, no locking available
  63. # [01:49] <danielfilho> ben_c: that's what I meant with "ou can make some codes that reads the accelerometer" :D
  64. # [01:50] <ben_c> well there's JS access to the accelerometer, or CSS access to portrait / landscape :)
  65. # [01:50] <paul_irish> was gonna say
  66. # [01:50] <danielfilho> yup
  67. # [01:50] <ben_c> however transforms on iOS use A LOT of memory, so rotating the whole page probably isn't going to work great..
  68. # [01:51] <paul_irish> @media (portrait:landscape){ html {-webkit-transform: rotate(-90deg); } }
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  70. # [01:51] <paul_irish> krunkosaurus: it's worth trying ^
  71. # [01:51] <paul_irish> but probably a bad idea.
  72. # [01:52] <krunkosaurus> interesting idea, thanks paul_irish
  73. # [01:52] <ben_c> if you're feeling really adventurous: -webkit-transition: -webkit-transform 400ms ease-in-out; as well for some animation *gunna kill it*
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  75. # [01:54] <danielfilho> good!
  76. # [01:54] <danielfilho> and I thought I was helping :(
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  78. # [01:58] <grantg> paul_irish: Firefox 4 is making me mad. :/
  79. # [01:58] <paul_irish> why
  80. # [01:58] <grantg> There's a horrible GC pause that occurs every 5 seconds that hangs around for 2 seconds each time on linux.
  81. # [01:58] <grantg> for my emulator
  82. # [01:58] <grantg> when the canvas is scaled up
  83. # [01:59] <grantg> >.<
  84. # [01:59] <grantg> GC pause is specific to linux it seems
  85. # [02:00] <grantg> hmm
  86. # [02:00] <grantg> Interesting possible perf optimization in the GBC emu
  87. # [02:01] <grantg> paul_irish: I'm wondering if I should cache all volume variations of the wave ram in the emu
  88. # [02:01] <paul_irish> o.o
  89. # [02:01] <grantg> so I don't have to actively process such when generating audio samples.
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  91. # [02:02] <grantg> It's bit shifted, because the hardware of an actual gameboy color does that.
  92. # [02:02] <grantg> Not division. :P
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  103. # [02:22] <agu10^> hello
  104. # [02:22] <grantg_> hey
  105. # [02:22] <Evet> hiya
  106. # [02:22] <agu10^> can I apply a blur filter to text in html5 ?
  107. # [02:22] <Evet> sure
  108. # [02:23] <agu10^> or any per-pixel effects?
  109. # [02:23] <dgathright> http://images1.memegenerator.net/ImageMacro/5159668/Yo-dawg-I-heard-you-like-callbacks-so-I-put-a-callback-in-your-callback-so-you-can-keep-calling-back.jpg?imageSize=Large&generatorName=yo-dawg
  110. # [02:23] <agu10^> how
  111. # [02:23] <agu10^> dgathright, that joke is totally worth the long url...
  112. # [02:23] <Evet> gewgle knows
  113. # [02:23] <ben_c> you can use text-shadow to get a blurry effect
  114. # [02:23] <agu10^> who is gwegle?
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  116. # [02:23] <agu10^> 'gewgle
  117. # [02:24] <ben_c> http://www.quirksmode.org/css/textshadow.html
  118. # [02:24] <agu10^> ben_c, and the other pixel effects?
  119. # [02:24] <dgathright> agu10^: =D
  120. # [02:25] <agu10^> does IE handle that? :/
  121. # [02:25] <ben_c> of course not!
  122. # [02:25] <agu10^> anyways, what about per-pixel effects?
  123. # [02:25] <agu10^> like making pixel shaders
  124. # [02:25] <ben_c> you've got text-stroke as well for outlining stuff
  125. # [02:25] <agu10^> do I need to use opengl for that?
  126. # [02:25] <agu10^> I mean, webGL
  127. # [02:25] <agu10^> cool!
  128. # [02:26] <ben_c> canvas lets you do what you want, but then you loose accessibility
  129. # [02:26] <agu10^> anyways, I'd like something more customizable
  130. # [02:26] <agu10^> instead of 'shadow' or 'outline', I would like pixel shaders
  131. # [02:26] <ben_c> Check this out: http://mrdoob.com/123/Water_Type_HTML5
  132. # [02:26] <agu10^> ben_c, oh I see... :/
  133. # [02:26] <agu10^> that's voxesl!
  134. # [02:26] <agu10^> 'voxels
  135. # [02:28] <agu10^> wow, omg! but why is it using voxels? it looks 'pixelated'
  136. # [02:29] <ben_c> I think that was the look he was going for
  137. # [02:30] <ben_c> was just an example of what you can do with canvas :)
  138. # [02:30] <grantg_> For a pixelated canvas when scaled, use -moz-crisp-edges
  139. # [02:31] <grantg_> google it. :D
  140. # [02:31] <agu10^> oh I see
  141. # [02:32] <agu10^> can you develop games on it?
  142. # [02:32] <agu10^> or will all that source code be available? :/
  143. # [02:32] <grantg_> ?
  144. # [02:33] <agu10^> yea
  145. # [02:33] <agu10^> will all html5 games be open source? lol
  146. # [02:34] <agu10^> or can you 'compile' the code
  147. # [02:35] <grantg_> You can compile assembly or C to my GameBoy Color emulator written in JavaScript.
  148. # [02:35] <grantg_> http://www.grantgalitz.org/gameboy/
  149. # [02:35] <agu10^> ok thanks
  150. # [02:35] <grantg_> https://github.com/grantgalitz/GameBoy-Online
  151. # [02:35] <agu10^> but I mean more modern games
  152. # [02:35] <grantg_> :D
  153. # [02:35] <grantg_> heh
  154. # [02:35] <agu10^> with better graphix
  155. # [02:35] <agu10^> xD
  156. # [02:35] <Evet> one day, everything will be open source
  157. # [02:35] <grantg_> Technically, if you do view-source, you'll find their code
  158. # [02:36] <agu10^> :O
  159. # [02:36] <agu10^> then no
  160. # [02:36] * agu10^ goes back to flash
  161. # [02:36] <agu10^> :P
  162. # [02:36] <grantg_> if they don't use plugins, but of course if they did use plugins, then they wouldn't be HTML5-based.
  163. # [02:36] <grantg_> ;)
  164. # [02:36] <Evet> swf is pretty damn easy to decompile
  165. # [02:36] <grantg_> heh
  166. # [02:36] <grantg_> yeah
  167. # [02:36] <grantg_> true
  168. # [02:36] <agu10^> Evet, well that's true :/
  169. # [02:36] * agu10^ goes for silverlight
  170. # [02:36] <grantg_> try disassembling a gameboy color rom.
  171. # [02:37] <agu10^> that's even easier to decompile
  172. # [02:37] <agu10^> lol
  173. # [02:37] <agu10^> I mean the silverlight stuff xD
  174. # [02:37] <grantg_> not if you know how to hide your routines.
  175. # [02:37] <agu10^> grantg_, lol
  176. # [02:37] <agu10^> grantg_, not really
  177. # [02:37] <agu10^> what I need is an obfuscator
  178. # [02:37] <Evet> why do you want to hide your codes?
  179. # [02:38] <grantg_> agu10^: People would have to know how to work the GameBoy's I/O registers. :P
  180. # [02:38] <agu10^> because I don't trust in everybody
  181. # [02:38] <agu10^> like you do
  182. # [02:38] <grantg_> to disassemble a rom.
  183. # [02:38] <ben_c> Yeah, one of the things I love about the web is digging around seeing how people do stuff, great way to learn
  184. # [02:39] <grantg_> plus the low-level of it weeds out the script kiddies that can't disassemble the custom opcode routines.
  185. # [02:39] <agu10^> yes
  186. # [02:39] <agu10^> well...
  187. # [02:39] <agu10^> it's just like obfuscated code
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  189. # [02:40] <agu10^> but the libraries are also obfuscated
  190. # [02:40] <agu10^> :/
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  192. # [02:40] <ben_c> most libraries are minified to shrink the size, but have the full source available as well
  193. # [02:41] <Evet> agu10^: are you gonne build commercial apps?
  194. # [02:41] <agu10^> Evet, yes of course
  195. # [02:42] <Evet> what if your customers' browser doesnt support html5?
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  201. # [02:53] <agu10^> Evet, then they're screwed :)
  202. # [02:53] <agu10^> I like the idea
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  207. # [03:17] <Telegraphs> what's the best HTML5 charting api? rgraph?
  208. # [03:19] <agu10^> ?
  209. # [03:19] <agu10^> lol
  210. # [03:19] <agu10^> makemychart
  211. # [03:19] <grantg_> ...
  212. # [03:19] <agu10^> makemychart.js and that's it
  213. # [03:20] <Telegraphs> oh, a comedian
  214. # [03:21] <agu10^> I hate comedy
  215. # [03:21] <Telegraphs> grantg_: sorry i ran out on you the other day in #reddit, I forgot my clothes were in the laundry and the place locks up at 10pm
  216. # [03:21] <grantg_> lolz
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  251. # [05:00] <thatryan> anyone have the newest boilerplate not load jquery off the cdn? or the fallback?
  252. # [05:01] <paul_irish> wat?
  253. # [05:02] <thatryan> https://skitch.com/thatryan1/rjdu7/thatryan-ryan-olson-builds-stuff-for-the-internet
  254. # [05:02] <paul_irish> that will happen in file://
  255. # [05:03] <paul_irish> but jQuery will still be there.
  256. # [05:03] <paul_irish> the fallback catches that
  257. # [05:04] <thatryan> ah, why does it do that? because of the trick call thing?
  258. # [05:05] <paul_irish> yes
  259. # [05:05] <thatryan> ok cool thanks
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  262. # [05:25] <paul_irish> http://www.xanthir.com/talks/2011-01-12/slides.html
  263. # [05:25] <paul_irish> this shit is soooooooo dope
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  265. # [05:32] <thatryan> rad slides
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  275. # [05:57] <trave> what does it entail to enable this so called CSSOM ?
  276. # [05:58] <trave> does it need JS to pre-process it? or is this like a css4 spec?
  277. # [06:01] <trave> it will eventually be native to Chrome it seems. yowsa.
  278. # [06:02] <paul_irish> it'll go in at the webkit level
  279. # [06:02] <paul_irish> it wont need a preprocessor
  280. # [06:02] <paul_irish> but if we end up using this in the next 4 years.. people will probably use a pre-processor on the backend so we write like this...
  281. # [06:02] <paul_irish> send this code to supporting browsers..
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  283. # [06:02] <paul_irish> and send the generated processed whatever to old shit
  284. # [06:04] <trave> i love this shizzle. i wish it were native NOW
  285. # [06:05] <trave> I need to start using less at least. my css is pretty tight, but i need to start getting into these condensed modes.
  286. # [06:08] <trave> So Paul, I made that "TimeGrid" jquery UI widget I had mentioned to you a while back. its sweet. plus, since then Ive also make a "LiveCanvas" control, so you can draw back and forth in a web-based chat app, zoom in on pictures and pan around, shiz. And last night I made what I call a "FormTree" .... Im so digging the UI Widget pattern now.
  287. # [06:09] <trave> I want to make them all opensource projects. the code is technically Needle.com's, but I think they would be cool with me opening them up
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  289. # [06:10] <trave> Once I get over the hurdle trying to figure out why IE doesnt want to do the drawImage() canvas 2d context method, we will be able to push it out to production.
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  291. # [06:13] <trave> stupid effin IE.
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  297. # [06:27] <paul_irish> trave: mad cool
  298. # [06:27] <paul_irish> did you try out flashcanvas?
  299. # [06:28] <trave> Ive got it in the repo, waiting for one of the guys to deploy it to staging for me. *sigh
  300. # [06:28] <paul_irish> cant try it without a deploy?
  301. # [06:29] <trave> im on a mac, needing to set up a windows vm... its a pretty intricate set up, running a C backend, on an ubuntu VM for the chat server
  302. # [06:30] <trave> but, that doesnt mean i couldnt get just a working demo
  303. # [06:30] <trave> im dumb.
  304. # [06:31] <trave> i need to have a local IE test setup on my mac anyways, i better read up on setting that up tonight.
  305. # [06:34] <trave> at least I finished my son's pinewood derby car tonight :]
  306. # [06:34] <trave> just need to touch up some of the paint-job
  307. # [06:39] <paul_irish> trave: get virtualbox and some tiny winxp image .torrent
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  314. # [06:51] <trave> sheesh man, I dont know why I havent done this sooner, I found a burned xp cd I had laying around, and been running Ubuntu through VirtualBox for some time now... creating a new windows VM instance now... thanks for pointing me in the right direction Mr. Irish :]
  315. # [06:53] <trave> I had tried to set it up to boot natively from Bootcamp in the past, and freaked myself out thinking I had accidentally wiped my OSX partition while doing so... So I had steered clear from that prospect since.
  316. # [06:53] <trave> VirtualBox Rocks.
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  319. # [06:57] <shichuan> i struggled with ubuntu for two years, feel life is just easier with windows. one problem with os other than windows/mac is the lack of software/app inventory
  320. # [06:58] <shichuan> i tot i only need a browser and a console, but i was wrong
  321. # [06:58] <shichuan> toggling between virtual machines is just not productive
  322. # [06:59] <trave> I had been using ubuntu for like 2 years as well, before I got this mac like 6 months ago, my first time using OSX.. It came with the full adobe CS5 suite, so im loving it. But I held my own with Gimp and the command line with Ubuntu...
  323. # [07:00] <trave> Tried out Fedora for a few months before I got the Mac. They all handled what I needed to do.
  324. # [07:00] <shichuan> i love ubuntu, a lot of software are avaible on ubuntu, but the support is bad, very buggy
  325. # [07:00] <paul_irish> i actually prefer frontend dev on windows.. i like having IE6 right there and waiting.
  326. # [07:00] <paul_irish> but... the command line story on windows is pretty shit.
  327. # [07:01] <trave> Apache, SVN, GIT, hackity hack. you dont need too complex of an OS to use VI
  328. # [07:01] <trave> yea, Im pretty proud to have been out of the windows world for a few years now.
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  330. # [07:02] <shichuan> yea... ie is a big reason i use windows, cos ie under wine just dont work that properly
  331. # [07:02] <trave> Back in my windows days, it was mostly just a matter of installing Wamp, and using either Crimson editor, or Zend studio (when work had paid for it)
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  334. # [07:05] <trave> nowadays I havent had to do any PHP anymore, its all jQuery and client-side gui goodness.
  335. # [07:06] <shichuan> is there a Wireshark equivalent on ubuntu?
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  337. # [07:07] <trave> looks like wireshark is downloadable for linux.
  338. # [07:08] <shichuan> arh, i see
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  340. # [07:08] <trave> i havent personally dug too deep into the whole network protocol monitoring biznas, Im sure there are tons of command line style monitoring tools out there though
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  342. # [07:09] <trave> wow, how would a human who is _away join? thats some black magic.
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  355. # [07:34] <Neiluj> sass === scss.replace(/(\{|\}|;)/g, '')
  356. # [07:34] <Neiluj> ?
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  361. # [07:49] <trave_away> that sounds sassy Neiluj, like Python is to PHP in brevitiy? it relies on indentation?
  362. # [07:50] <Neiluj> actually, I'm asking the question, it seems to be
  363. # [07:51] <Neiluj> I'm a new scss lover
  364. # [07:52] <trave_away> looks interesting
  365. # [07:53] <Neiluj> it is, since scss.prototype = css ;)
  366. # [07:53] <trave_away> are you using command line tools to generate the css, or a client-side js kinda deal?
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  368. # [07:54] <Neiluj> I'm using phamlp : http://code.google.com/p/phamlp/
  369. # [07:54] <Neiluj> generation on the fly
  370. # [07:54] <Neiluj> sass is usually a ruby tool but they port it in PHP
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  372. # [07:56] <trave_away> cool, I hope my time away from Php this past half year, doesnt make me get too rusty with it, I just havent had the time to do any other projects, the codebase im working with now is Python, and C, I stay in my client-side corner, and get to play with jQuery all day
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  374. # [07:57] <trave_away> I made a few quick sites using Node.js, now thats the serverside language Id pick if I were gonna start a new project
  375. # [07:57] <trave_away> I was able to do server-side jQuery snaz.
  376. # [07:57] <trave_away> 1 language to rule them all.
  377. # [07:58] <trave_away> go javascript
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  380. # [08:04] <Neiluj> nowadays I'm also more a front-end than a back-end developer
  381. # [08:05] <Neiluj> I love javascript but I don't think I and my team are ready to use node right now
  382. # [08:06] <trave_away> yea, its a pretty big shift in mindset, callbacks and non-blocking is a different approach for sure
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  384. # [08:06] <trave_away> i just like the idea of using a shared codebase where say like code for validation as an example, would work for both client-side and server-side.
  385. # [08:07] <Neiluj> that's indeed a good argument
  386. # [08:08] <Neiluj> anyway, most of the time I'm using a CMS like Drupal on the server-side, or a framework
  387. # [08:08] <paul_irish> wow. how would a human who is _away actually talk? thats some black magic.
  388. # [08:08] <Neiluj> hehe remote control
  389. # [08:09] <trave_away> the persistance of it is neat, youre not generating a huge string of HTML through apache on every request, what I had going was just using selectors to update the "DOM".
  390. # [08:09] <trave_away> hehe
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  392. # [08:09] <paul_irish> :)
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  394. # [08:10] <trave> got winblows installed, time to debug this pup
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  396. # [08:11] <paul_irish> nimbupani: http://paulirish.com/i/efa0.png
  397. # [08:11] <paul_irish> louis WANTS TO COMPETE
  398. # [08:11] <trave> man, I would have never guessed when I was a kid, that I would be running 3 different operating systems simultaneously on a laptop.
  399. # [08:11] <nimbupani> OMG
  400. # [08:11] <nimbupani> does it
  401. # [08:11] <nimbupani> i mean
  402. # [08:11] <nimbupani> does he
  403. # [08:11] <nimbupani> really
  404. # [08:11] <paul_irish> HE DOES REALLY
  405. # [08:11] <nimbupani> like is he doing it delib
  406. # [08:11] <nimbupani> o noes
  407. # [08:11] <nimbupani> that sucks
  408. # [08:12] <paul_irish> YOU ARE GOING DOWN, LOUIS
  409. # [08:12] <Neiluj> anyway, trave, if you're interested in sass convertion with PHP, that's the code I use https://gist.github.com/777518
  410. # [08:12] <nimbupani> paul stop drunk ircing
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  412. # [08:12] <nimbupani> he is such an ass
  413. # [08:12] <nimbupani> if he wants to di delib
  414. # [08:13] <nimbupani> do it*
  415. # [08:13] <nimbupani> o my now it looks like i am drunk. but i swear i am not.
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  417. # [08:13] <paul_irish> does anyone believe her?
  418. # [08:13] <nimbupani> i think this is an echo chamber.
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  420. # [08:14] <trave> Echo! echo. eco. eo. o. .
  421. # [08:15] <Neiluj> with google.fr, h5bp is not really well positioned (6th), that's a shame
  422. # [08:15] <paul_irish> Neiluj: does it pick up the french translation?
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  424. # [08:16] <paul_irish> fr.domain
  425. # [08:16] <Neiluj> nope
  426. # [08:16] <Neiluj> btw, I'm actually remembering I started the h5bp french translation few weeks ago...
  427. # [08:17] <Neiluj> damn, I didn't saw my translation is actually used :)
  428. # [08:17] <Neiluj> it still needs a lot of corrections...
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  430. # [08:18] <paul_irish> oh you started it? ♥
  431. # [08:18] <Neiluj> yep
  432. # [08:19] <Neiluj> AWESOME-ER is really hard to translate !
  433. # [08:19] <nimbupani> thanksss Neiluj ♥
  434. # [08:19] <Neiluj> well that's the minimum I can do ;)
  435. # [08:20] <Neiluj> btw, do you know why translated version don't have the good font ?
  436. # [08:20] <nimbupani> coz that blasted font is english only
  437. # [08:20] <Neiluj> oh ok, no accent right ?
  438. # [08:20] <nimbupani> yeah :(
  439. # [08:21] <Neiluj> mmh okay
  440. # [08:21] <Neiluj> too sad
  441. # [08:21] <nimbupani> inoo
  442. # [08:21] <paul_irish> nimbupani: https://github.com/nimbupani/html5boilerplate-site/commit/75e0cbd611
  443. # [08:21] <nimbupani> HA HA HA HA HA AH HA
  444. # [08:21] <Neiluj> it looks like a fake h5bp page ;)
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  446. # [08:21] <nimbupani> ?hi5 paul_irish
  447. # [08:21] <bot-t> ⁵ paul_irish
  448. # [08:21] <paul_irish> ;)
  449. # [08:22] <Neiluj> ahaha !
  450. # [08:23] <paul_irish> pushed live.
  451. # [08:23] <nimbupani> woot
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  454. # [08:25] <Neiluj> paul_irish: you know who needs a french version too ? modernizr...
  455. # [08:25] <trave> have a good night fellas. I'll likely be back on here tomorrow. :]
  456. # [08:25] <paul_irish> Neiluj: yeah it do
  457. # [08:25] <paul_irish> seeya trave
  458. # [08:25] <Neiluj> bye trave
  459. # [08:25] <antonkovalyov> what are you guys translating?
  460. # [08:25] <trave> :]
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  462. # [08:25] <antonkovalyov> i can translate stuff into russian
  463. # [08:25] <nimbupani> http://elis.ws/css-vocabulary/
  464. # [08:25] <nimbupani> >_<
  465. # [08:25] <nimbupani> "A dude"
  466. # [08:26] <nimbupani> THIS BRO LANG NEEDS TO DIE
  467. # [08:26] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: mostly html5boilerplate dot com
  468. # [08:26] <Neiluj> modernizr is so magic, everybody need to know it
  469. # [08:26] <paul_irish> heh.
  470. # [08:26] <paul_irish> nimbupani: oh my god
  471. # [08:27] <paul_irish> i will comment to preserve gender identity!
  472. # [08:27] <nimbupani> HA HA HA HA
  473. # [08:27] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, you got it
  474. # [08:27] <nimbupani> thanks paul_irish
  475. # [08:27] <nimbupani> thanks antonkovalyov
  476. # [08:27] <nimbupani> ?g github nimbupani html5boilerplate-site
  477. # [08:27] <bot-t> nimbupani, Issues - nimbupani/html5boilerplate-site - GitHub - https://github.com/nimbupani/html5boilerplate-site/issues/
  478. # [08:27] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, can i just fork some repo?
  479. # [08:27] <antonkovalyov> oh
  480. # [08:27] <nimbupani> yeah that is where all the translation stuff is.
  481. # [08:27] <nimbupani> :)
  482. # [08:28] <nimbupani> PRECOG
  483. # [08:29] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: https://github.com/nimbupani/html5boilerplate-site/issues#issue/3
  484. # [08:29] <antonkovalyov> yeah already there
  485. # [08:29] <paul_irish> fasttt
  486. # [08:29] <antonkovalyov> nimbupani sent a link above :)
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  488. # [08:31] <Neiluj> does anyone saw some shitty things happening with -webkit-font-smoothing + css3 transforms ?
  489. # [08:32] <Neiluj> I don't know the correct word but the text looks ugly time during transitions
  490. # [08:32] <nimbupani> why do you use font-smoothing?
  491. # [08:32] <Neiluj> because I can ? :p
  492. # [08:32] <nimbupani> :P
  493. # [08:32] <paul_irish> it's probably bad.
  494. # [08:32] <paul_irish> for you.
  495. # [08:32] <nimbupani> yes you dont eat at mcdonalds coz you can
  496. # [08:33] <Neiluj> ;) safari rendering is better with antialiased sometimes
  497. # [08:33] <nimbupani> its all too specific sometime
  498. # [08:33] <paul_irish> except when its not.
  499. # [08:33] <nimbupani> to bother
  500. # [08:33] <Neiluj> right
  501. # [08:33] <paul_irish> in general the browser can make better guesses about type rendering than you
  502. # [08:34] <paul_irish> nimbupani: i feel like this http://paulirish.com/i/7261.png would blow some minds
  503. # [08:34] <Neiluj> wow !
  504. # [08:35] <nimbupani> :D :D
  505. # [08:35] <nimbupani> totes
  506. # [08:35] <nimbupani> pictures speak 1000 words
  507. # [08:35] <nimbupani> and all that
  508. # [08:36] <thatryan> putting a mother effing velociraptor on my site!
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  510. # [08:38] <antonkovalyov> nimbupani, could you update translatable strings on that repo? i just ran make messages locally and got quite a few updates
  511. # [08:38] <antonkovalyov> don't wanna commit changes to other languages though
  512. # [08:39] <nimbupani> oh what do you mean antonkovalyov
  513. # [08:39] <nimbupani> the gitignore should take care of that
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  517. # [08:39] <nimbupani> so you create your subfolder and only commit your stuff.
  518. # [08:39] <paul_irish> nah make messages will change up the other files
  519. # [08:39] <antonkovalyov> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/447925/Screenshots/yneltss6236p.png
  520. # [08:39] <nimbupani> oh shii
  521. # [08:39] <nimbupani> yeah
  522. # [08:39] <paul_irish> lemme try to get it for ya
  523. # [08:39] <nimbupani> but how
  524. # [08:40] <antonkovalyov> yeah, this paul_irish guys seems to know his shit
  525. # [08:40] <paul_irish> i'm gonna add RU and then checkout -- the others
  526. # [08:40] <antonkovalyov> cool
  527. # [08:40] <antonkovalyov> lemme know when i can merge from upstream
  528. # [08:40] <nimbupani> oh make messages
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  531. # [08:41] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: `ru` is good rite?
  532. # [08:41] <antonkovalyov> yep
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  538. # [08:43] <antonkovalyov> damn it's all php
  539. # [08:44] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: all set.
  540. # [08:44] <antonkovalyov> cool
  541. # [08:44] <antonkovalyov> see changes
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  543. # [08:46] <antonkovalyov> do i need to translate "HTML5 Boilerplate" or do you want to leave it in english?
  544. # [08:46] <paul_irish> hmmm
  545. # [08:46] <nimbupani> that can be eng
  546. # [08:46] <nimbupani> no?
  547. # [08:46] <paul_irish> eng i guess
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  549. # [08:47] <paul_irish> i have no idea what makes sense for a .ru audience
  550. # [08:47] <nimbupani> thats how it is in other lang
  551. # [08:47] <paul_irish> this is true
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  553. # [08:47] <antonkovalyov> it could be both, depends on how you approach in other lang
  554. # [08:47] <antonkovalyov> ah ok
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  559. # [08:48] <antonkovalyov> COMMENT ARCHIVE FROM BEFORE OCTOBER 26TH 2010 — comments that were posted before october 26th or after?
  560. # [08:48] <antonkovalyov> "from before" confuses me
  561. # [08:48] <antonkovalyov> :)
  562. # [08:49] <nimbupani> before oct 26
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  564. # [08:50] <antonkovalyov> ен
  565. # [08:50] <antonkovalyov> ty
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  567. # [08:56] <nimbupani> :)
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  569. # [08:57] <Neiluj> I also did not decide if the slogan needed to be translated...
  570. # [08:57] <Neiluj> A ROCK-SOLID DEFAULT FOR HTML5 AWESOME.
  571. # [08:58] <Neiluj> sorry A ROCK-SOLID DEFAULT <<TEMPLATE>> FOR HTML5 AWESOME.
  572. # [08:58] <Neiluj> ;)
  573. # [08:58] <paul_irish> hahahah
  574. # [08:58] <Neiluj> and it's also really hard to translate
  575. # [08:59] <nimbupani> :D
  576. # [08:59] <nimbupani> you do as close a slang as you can in your lang!
  577. # [09:00] <paul_irish> yeah you can make it say "HTML5 Lube for philanderous developers" in french if you want
  578. # [09:01] <paul_irish> nimbupani: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=52103
  579. # [09:03] <nimbupani> o
  580. # [09:03] <nimbupani> i have object-fit in my instapaper :s
  581. # [09:03] <nimbupani> but i have not read it :'(
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  592. # [09:10] <Neiluj> my damn, I just showed sass to my fucking manager and asked if we can use it, event if we're not forced to use sass syntax, he said no
  593. # [09:10] <Neiluj> damn stupid
  594. # [09:11] <nimbupani> why would you even ask your manager :)
  595. # [09:11] <Neiluj> the readability argument didn't work
  596. # [09:11] <nimbupani> you just use it
  597. # [09:11] <Neiluj> because I'm not the main css guy, I got a team member
  598. # [09:11] <Neiluj> I'm "too expensive" make css ;)
  599. # [09:12] <Neiluj> to make css
  600. # [09:12] <Neiluj> but I often need to edit his css, and I would love if we could work in a smarter way
  601. # [09:12] <Neiluj> so I need approvment
  602. # [09:13] <Neiluj> he said it was too "labs" ... bullshit
  603. # [09:13] <nimbupani> labs?!
  604. # [09:13] <Neiluj> yeah, experimental, not enough "rock-solid" ;)
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  606. # [09:14] <Neiluj> to go in production... I think he just didn't hear me and fully understand what it was
  607. # [09:14] <nimbupani> ha ha
  608. # [09:14] <Neiluj> maybe 9AM in the morning wasn't the good time to talk about those kind of thing ;)
  609. # [09:14] <Neiluj> -in the morning
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  611. # [09:17] <Neiluj> what I don't get it's why he's so reticent when there's no constraint...
  612. # [09:17] <Neiluj> it's like OOP :-) nobody forces your to code that way, it's just there and you can use it if you're not stupid...
  613. # [09:20] <Telegraphs> can canvas width and height be set from css?
  614. # [09:20] <Telegraphs> so far my experiments are indicating no
  615. # [09:20] <nimbupani> Neiluj: are you < 25 yrs old
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  623. # [09:33] <Neiluj> nimbupani: nope, 29
  624. # [09:33] <Neiluj> why ?
  625. # [09:33] <nimbupani> :)
  626. # [09:34] <nimbupani> no i was curious if your manager was older and hence not receptive
  627. # [09:34] <Neiluj> hehe, actually he's cool, the team is cool, but he's some kind of old-school
  628. # [09:35] <Neiluj> he's reticent to too-new technologies because they can disappear from today to tomorrow, you know what I mean...
  629. # [09:35] <Neiluj> he's a coder himself but 90% PHP only
  630. # [09:35] <Neiluj> (other said : he's a bad front-end developer)
  631. # [09:36] <nimbupani> :)
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  633. # [09:36] <Neiluj> I succeed to make h5bp our starter kit for every projects because I said "paul irish did it !"
  634. # [09:36] <Neiluj> ;)
  635. # [09:37] <nimbupani> wooot
  636. # [09:37] <paul_irish> WOO
  637. # [09:37] <paul_irish> thats awesome
  638. # [09:37] <Neiluj> "he knows John !" ;)
  639. # [09:37] <Neiluj> I'm half-kidding here ;)
  640. # [09:39] <Neiluj> http://www.outlinenone.com/
  641. # [09:44] <ACTRAiSER> hi
  642. # [09:44] <paul_irish> hi ACTRAiSER
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  649. # [10:05] <progzer> Excuse me, is a script tag with an external script AND enclosed scripting elements valid?
  650. # [10:06] <progzer> "The script element either contains scripting statements or it points to an external script file through the src attribute."
  651. # [10:06] <progzer> Thats from w3schools, and it says OR. Just confirming.
  652. # [10:06] <paul_irish> :'(
  653. # [10:06] <paul_irish> progzer: why do you read w3schools
  654. # [10:07] <progzer> Cause it showed up high enough in search results. Sorry, I guess I should go to the spec
  655. # [10:07] <paul_irish> it happens.
  656. # [10:07] <Neiluj> actually w3schools is more digest than the specs :-/
  657. # [10:08] <paul_irish> whats youyr question?
  658. # [10:08] <paul_irish> i dont actually get it
  659. # [10:08] <Neiluj> I read w3s too but if something looks strange I verify
  660. # [10:08] <progzer> Ah, so it is OR.
  661. # [10:08] <Neiluj> <script src="jquery.js"> $(function() {...}); </script> is not valid, that was the question right ? :)
  662. # [10:08] <progzer> True. eaiser to read.
  663. # [10:08] <progzer> Yes, that was the question. And it is not valid.
  664. # [10:08] <paul_irish> correct. all browsers will disregard whats inside the tags
  665. # [10:09] <progzer> "If the src has a URI value, user agents must ignore the element's contents and retrieve the script via the URI."
  666. # [10:09] <paul_irish> and will fetch and execute the src
  667. # [10:09] <paul_irish> ?g ejohn degrading script
  668. # [10:09] <bot-t> paul_irish, John Resig - Degrading Script Tags - http://ejohn.org/blog/degrading-script-tags/
  669. # [10:10] <Neiluj> progzer: otherwise, you can use LABjs :)
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  671. # [10:11] <antonkovalyov> kk bed time, will continue translating tomorrow :)
  672. # [10:11] <nimbupani> bai antonkovalyov
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  674. # [10:11] <antonkovalyov> night
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  688. # [10:46] <_mthz> Anyone know why the attribute value double quoted and attribute value unquoted tokenizer states both have U+0000 NULL handling, but the single quoted state does not?
  689. # [10:46] <_mthz> That seems like a bug?
  690. # [10:47] <mikew3c> _mthz: #whatwg would be a good place to ask about taht
  691. # [10:48] <_mthz> thanks
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  700. # [11:12] <burg> hello. i`m making a paint app in html5 using canvas. how can i make an eraser? i don`t want to paint it with white, becuse the initial board is transparent
  701. # [11:16] <Evet> then paint it with transparent
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  710. # [11:37] <Neiluj> burg: tried http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3328906/erasing-in-html5-canvas ?
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  712. # [11:42] <burg> Neiluj, found the sollution already, thank you
  713. # [11:42] <Neiluj> what was it, I'm curious
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  720. # [11:59] <Neiluj> is it correct to put a <p> inside <a> ? :-/
  721. # [12:09] <mikew3c> Neiluj: it's valid in HTML5
  722. # [12:09] <mikew3c> and supported in browsers
  723. # [12:09] <mikew3c> that is, it works as expected
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  725. # [12:10] <burg> Neiluj, strokeStyle: rgba(0,0,0,0) and globalCompositeOperation = 'copy'
  726. # [12:10] <Neiluj> mikew3c: yeah that's I thought, it's hurting my eyes but useful anyway...
  727. # [12:10] <Neiluj> a contrarior, h1 and others h tags are forbidden inside p :)
  728. # [12:10] <Neiluj> which is logic
  729. # [12:12] <Neiluj> burg: Thx
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  731. # [12:13] <Neiluj> burg: and what happen if you want to paint with alpha (like rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5) ? does it erase what's behind too ?
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  733. # [12:14] <burg> Neiluj, yes. i`ve just tested it
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  835. # [16:30] <tw2113> ha! there's hope for me yet....relationship statuses on facebook in 2010: 43,869,800 single, 28,460,516 in a relationship
  836. # [16:30] <skyler_brungardt> Booyah! Get out there and start friending, baby!
  837. # [16:31] <tw2113> i dunno sometimes though, friending there first and then trying to date them...almost feels backwards
  838. # [16:32] <tw2113> and creepy
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  853. # [16:57] <skyler_brungardt> What, you mean being creepy doesn't get you dates? ;-P
  854. # [16:58] <skyler_brungardt> 'Cause personally I find internet stalking flattering. ;-)
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  882. # [17:47] <tw2113> thatryan, stop fighting with amber
  883. # [17:47] <thatryan> lol dude
  884. # [17:47] <thatryan> she pisses me off sometimes
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  886. # [17:47] <thatryan> I mean fuck, joomla, vs wordpress, get over it
  887. # [17:47] <tw2113> of course, she's female
  888. # [17:47] <thatryan> lol
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  892. # [17:51] <Neiluj> is joomla as bad as it was a 2-3 years ago ?
  893. # [17:52] <thatryan> i never used version 1
  894. # [17:52] <thatryan> just started working with it about 9 months ago
  895. # [17:52] <Neiluj> and do you like it ?
  896. # [17:52] <skyler_brungardt> WP FTW
  897. # [17:52] <thatryan> admittedly I did not care for it at first, higher learning curve, but once you "get" it, its great
  898. # [17:52] <thatryan> very powerful MVC
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  900. # [17:52] <Neiluj> never tried Drupal ?
  901. # [17:53] <thatryan> nope, not yet
  902. # [17:53] <skyler_brungardt> Drupal is kinda like legos
  903. # [17:53] <skyler_brungardt> Very powerful
  904. # [17:53] <skyler_brungardt> Very customizable
  905. # [17:53] <skyler_brungardt> Very complicated
  906. # [17:53] <thatryan> lol
  907. # [17:54] <skyler_brungardt> Drupal 7 is supposed to alleviate some of the pains of Drupal 6.x complicated nature
  908. # [17:54] <skyler_brungardt> Personally, I still think Wordpress is the best blend of Drupal and Joomla
  909. # [17:54] <skyler_brungardt> However, it's know for a few security flaws
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  913. # [17:55] <Neiluj> skyler_brungardt: indeed, it's modularity is its best and worst
  914. # [17:56] <Neiluj> and also I'm not a fan of their forms
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  916. # [17:56] <Neiluj> so I'm always doing custom forms
  917. # [17:56] <skyler_brungardt> Neiluj: Yup, me neither. Requires too much micromanagement to get the site the way I want.
  918. # [17:56] <Neiluj> too much <div><div><div><div><input>...
  919. # [17:57] <Neiluj> ;)
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  921. # [17:57] <skyler_brungardt> Ugh
  922. # [17:57] <skyler_brungardt> And spacer divs
  923. # [17:57] <thatryan> this is drupal?
  924. # [17:57] <skyler_brungardt> Yeah
  925. # [17:57] <Neiluj> yup
  926. # [17:58] <skyler_brungardt> If Drupal 7 takes a cue from WordPress, I'll be much happier with it
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  928. # [18:00] <tw2113> i have a strong hate for joomla cause it's really easy to start sinking in divsand
  929. # [18:00] <thatryan> divsand? lol
  930. # [18:00] <tw2113> quicksand...divsand
  931. # [18:00] <skyler_brungardt> Lol
  932. # [18:00] <thatryan> i make all my own templates for it as to avoid their code
  933. # [18:00] <skyler_brungardt> I like that term, divsand
  934. # [18:00] <tw2113> i cleaned up a joomla website from 18+ nested divs into a wordpress site
  935. # [18:00] <Neiluj> on the other side, the node concept is great and I don't know if there's anything like CCK and Views in Joomla & WP but it rocks
  936. # [18:00] <thatryan> pretty soon it will be sectionsand
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  939. # [18:01] <skyler_brungardt> Nodes are good, and you can get a similar concept with not quite as clean a url in WP
  940. # [18:01] <skyler_brungardt> Dunno about Joomla
  941. # [18:02] <tw2113> at least sections have meaning
  942. # [18:02] <skyler_brungardt> Indeed
  943. # [18:03] <Neiluj> and what about imagecache, it's sooo easy to use...
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  947. # [18:04] <felcom> anyone know of a good semantic html5 template for blog comments?
  948. # [18:05] <felcom> or a site that uses one
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  951. # [18:06] <Neiluj> felcom: <ul class="comments"><li><a>Author</a><time>12/01/11</time><p>Lorem ipsum</p></li></ul> :-) ?
  952. # [18:07] <tw2113> to quote a teacher i had back in gradeschool: Take chances, make mistakes, get messy.
  953. # [18:08] <felcom> i'm kinda suprised there isnt a <comment> tag
  954. # [18:08] <felcom> surprised*
  955. # [18:09] <Neiluj> there's <cite>
  956. # [18:09] <felcom> yeah I want to get more semantic than just ul li if possible
  957. # [18:10] <felcom> i was looking at cite, not sure if it's the best fit though
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  959. # [18:10] <tw2113> i've seen comments use definition lists
  960. # [18:10] <tw2113> <dl><dt><dd> etc
  961. # [18:11] <Neiluj> I think <ul><li> is more appropriate, <dl><dt><dd> are more for lexics, dictionaries, documentations...
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  963. # [18:12] <Neiluj> I wish we could use <title> elsewhere than in <head> ...
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  974. # [18:25] <felcom> i wish we could use <summary> outside of the <details> tag...
  975. # [18:25] <felcom> for like...post summaries
  976. # [18:26] <Ms2ger> What's the point?
  977. # [18:28] <paul_irish> i wish we had a semantic tag for every semantic thing ever.
  978. # [18:28] <Neiluj> felcom: why not using <details> ?
  979. # [18:28] <paul_irish> Oh wait. No i don't.
  980. # [18:28] <Neiluj> :)
  981. # [18:29] <Ms2ger> I want <sentence>, <word> and <letter>
  982. # [18:30] <Neiluj> it would be <article><title>Great</title></article>
  983. # [18:30] <Ms2ger> s/title/h1/
  984. # [18:30] <craigbarnes> semantics is supposed to give things meaning - they lose their meaning if you invent your own
  985. # [18:31] <Neiluj> <title> exists and have a huge meaning imo
  986. # [18:31] <craigbarnes> I meant that in reply to felcom
  987. # [18:31] <craigbarnes> bit late :P
  988. # [18:32] <felcom> i understand what semantics is, i just think there are some awkward new tags
  989. # [18:33] <felcom> i would never think that <summary> would require <details>
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  991. # [18:33] <Ms2ger> That's because people whined when we used dt
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  994. # [18:35] <felcom> if only the backstories were published in the docs =P
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  999. # [18:40] <Michael> paul_irish, <thing_that_doesnt_fit_anywhere_else />
  1000. # [18:40] <Michael> I'm going to promote that to the ruby community.
  1001. # [18:41] <Michael> <acts_as_unknown_content />
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  1004. # [18:43] <Ms2ger> There's a Rationale page on the WHATWG Wiki, but I'm not sure how well it's maintained at this point
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  1006. # [18:45] <Michael> Hmm
  1007. # [18:45] <felcom> http://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/Summary looks like I'm not the only one who thinks the name is silly
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  1009. # [18:47] <Ms2ger> Certainly, but that argument has been settled
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  1011. # [18:50] <tw2113> ha, http://wordcastnet.com/2011/loophole-to-let-you-view-child-porn-legally/
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  1013. # [18:50] <paul_irish> tw2113: a little offtopic.....
  1014. # [18:51] <shwetank> tw2113: nice try, fbi
  1015. # [18:51] <tw2113> i just found it humorous in bad ways
  1016. # [18:51] <paul_irish> shwetank: where you located?
  1017. # [18:51] <paul_irish> your tweet times seemed to indicate you were like.. eastern europe
  1018. # [18:52] <shwetank> im in india mostly, but i keep travelling to oslo in central europe too sometimes
  1019. # [18:52] <paul_irish> Oh! word. :) very cool
  1020. # [18:52] <shwetank> :)
  1021. # [18:53] <paul_irish> where in india now?
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  1023. # [18:53] <shwetank> Its a place called 'Chandigarh' ... i work from home (like most from my team)
  1024. # [18:53] <shwetank> its close to new delhi (3-4 hours)
  1025. # [18:54] <paul_irish> ?wa time Chandigarh
  1026. # [18:54] <bot-t> paul_irish, 11:20:38 pm IST : Thursday, January 13, 2011
  1027. # [18:54] <Ms2ger> Designed by Le Corbusier?
  1028. # [18:54] <shwetank> Yeah, designed by Le Corbusier
  1029. # [18:54] <shwetank> well, most of it anyway
  1030. # [18:54] <Ms2ger> (Yay BBC)
  1031. # [18:56] <shwetank> you guys mostly in the states I guess?
  1032. # [18:56] <Ms2ger> Not me
  1033. # [18:57] <alrra> same here :)
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  1035. # [18:58] <shwetank> mikew3c used to work in the same team too (if im recognizing him correctly) but that was before I joined
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  1037. # [18:58] <mikew3c_> shwetank: Open Web Team at Opera?
  1038. # [18:59] <shwetank> yeah :)
  1039. # [18:59] <mikew3c_> cool
  1040. # [18:59] <mikew3c_> yeah
  1041. # [18:59] <mikew3c_> back then it was really just two people: Dave Storey and Hallvord
  1042. # [19:00] <shwetank> I joined in late 2007 ... (hallvord is in core now) david is still here though
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  1045. # [19:00] <mikew3c> I think Hallvord was in core then too but got called in to do serious JS debugging when needed
  1046. # [19:01] <mikew3c> there is nobody in the world like that dude
  1047. # [19:01] <shwetank> yeah seriously ... well maybe christian krebs
  1048. # [19:01] <shwetank> (the guy behind dragonfly)
  1049. # [19:01] <mikew3c> yeah
  1050. # [19:01] <mikew3c> mad skills
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  1052. # [19:06] <Michael> lynda.com needs webgl
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  1056. # [19:08] <paul_irish> webgl is hard. lets go shopping
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  1058. # [19:09] <paul_irish> actually html5rocks will publish a sweet webgl demo i worked on next week
  1059. # [19:09] <paul_irish> its aiight.
  1060. # [19:09] <shwetank> is anyone working on a library to abstract webgl into a more palatable form? like what jQuery did for DOMScripting?
  1061. # [19:09] <paul_irish> biggest downside of webgl... you can't do a decent demo without 200k of helper libraries
  1062. # [19:09] <paul_irish> yeah there are a few right now
  1063. # [19:10] <paul_irish> three.js is probably the sexiest.
  1064. # [19:10] <skyler_brungardt> Now that's something worth contributing to
  1065. # [19:10] <paul_irish> GLGE is another.
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  1067. # [19:10] <shwetank> i'll check those out .. thanks :)
  1068. # [19:10] <Michael> paul_irish, Our West Coast team did a demo of stereoscopic webgl yesterday. It was pretty neat.
  1069. # [19:10] <paul_irish> baller. i wanna see
  1070. # [19:10] <skyler_brungardt> Link?
  1071. # [19:10] <Michael> They had a flash app reading your webcam for an orange ping pong ball which when you moved, a 3D/stereoscopic model would follow the ping pong ball
  1072. # [19:11] <Michael> It's on the Disney internal wiki :/
  1073. # [19:11] <Michael> Sorry - the flash app was for webcam only
  1074. # [19:11] <Michael> The model was webgl
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  1076. # [19:11] <Michael> I wish Disney would share more of this stuff with the community
  1077. # [19:13] <Michael> I was reading articles on issues with quad buffering in webgl for stereo images
  1078. # [19:13] <Michael> But this demo ran pretty smooth
  1079. # [19:13] <Michael> +e
  1080. # [19:13] <Michael> http://www.gamedev.net/topic/558501-webgl-and-stereo-3d-quad-buffering/
  1081. # [19:14] <Michael> hmm not very informative
  1082. # [19:14] <Michael> brb foodz
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  1087. # [19:25] <paul_irish> i love html.
  1088. # [19:25] <paul_irish> just sayin. its so nice.
  1089. # [19:25] <Ms2ger> No. It's ugly.
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  1091. # [19:25] <Ms2ger> Oops
  1092. # [19:26] <Ms2ger> Looks like I hurt his feelings
  1093. # [19:26] <tw2113> nah, he seems to disconnect sometimes
  1094. # [19:26] <Michael> Probably the easiest 'language' to learn
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  1096. # [19:27] <tw2113> the difficulty is differentiating between good markup and bad
  1097. # [19:28] <Michael> I think HTML5 is a step in the right direction
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  1099. # [19:28] <tw2113> not w3school's version, just sayin'
  1100. # [19:29] <Michael> lol
  1101. # [19:29] <Michael> whatwg?
  1102. # [19:29] <Ms2ger> Well, I learned HTML from a tutorial that showed how you could show a picture of a table, marked up as a table
  1103. # [19:29] <tw2113> and you stayed till the end?
  1104. # [19:29] <Michael> My first experience with any kind of language was mIRC scripting in 1993 :D
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  1107. # [19:32] <Pewpewarrows> started learning QBasic from my dad in I think it was, '97? after a few months I told him I hated programming and never wanted to do it again (I was 10 or so)
  1108. # [19:33] <Michael> heheh
  1109. # [19:33] <Pewpewarrows> lo and behold I ended up going to school for it and working in the field
  1110. # [19:33] <Pewpewarrows> funny how life works
  1111. # [19:33] <Michael> yeah..
  1112. # [19:33] <shwetank> i remember LOGO
  1113. # [19:33] <Michael> I was performing as Frankenstein at Universal Studios lol
  1114. # [19:33] <Michael> Programming between sets
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  1116. # [19:34] <tw2113> heee, Big Bang Theory season 1 :D
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  1120. # [19:35] <Pewpewarrows> I have a love/hate relationship with BBT
  1121. # [19:35] <Michael> Bass10, don't do that
  1122. # [19:36] <Pewpewarrows> on the one hand it's great geek humor that you don't get anywhere else on TV, on the other it's a cheesy stereotypical multi-camera sitcom
  1123. # [19:36] <Sosby> http://my.opera.com/haavard/blog/2011/01/13/openness
  1124. # [19:36] <tw2113> it flat out amuses me, so it's full of win
  1125. # [19:37] <Bass10> Michael: don't do what?
  1126. # [19:37] <Michael> yes.
  1127. # [19:38] <Ms2ger> I agree
  1128. # [19:39] <tw2113> i love the exchange between penny and sheldon
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  1154. # [20:26] <paul_irish> Michael: http://spidergl.org/
  1155. # [20:26] <Michael> paul_irish, Yeah I dig that site
  1156. # [20:26] <Michael> That's how I found MeShade
  1157. # [20:27] <paul_irish> o word
  1158. # [20:27] <Michael> Taking blender courses on Lynda.com since I lost Maya
  1159. # [20:27] <Michael> I actually really like it so far. Very powerful
  1160. # [20:27] <Michael> I was expected to be disappointed after using Maya, but I'm impressed.
  1161. # [20:28] <Michael> s/was//
  1162. # [20:28] <Michael> or, expecting. Man I can't type these days.
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  1165. # [20:32] <nimbupani> paul_irish: did ya see this? http://davidpaulsson.se/html5-mall/
  1166. # [20:33] <tw2113> the almost ultimate question has been answered http://www.style.org/unladenswallow/
  1167. # [20:35] <paul_irish> yes
  1168. # [20:35] <nimbupani> so i cant find this "very good review" he links to
  1169. # [20:36] <paul_irish> ask a swede to see what he really said
  1170. # [20:36] <nimbupani> thats why i told the 2 swedes i know
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  1172. # [20:38] <trave> paul_irish: thanks for pointing me to flashcanvas, ive got it mostly working now... just have to find out an equivalent to the .layerX event click property that i was using for IE, and why its not paining my drawImage() commands. :]
  1173. # [20:40] <paul_irish> wooohoo
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  1179. # [20:44] * mr_lou got the "Pro HTML5 Programming" book for Christmas, written by Peter Lubbers, Brian Albers and Frank Salim.
  1180. # [20:45] <mr_lou> They each wrote a line in the beginning.
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  1182. # [20:45] <mr_lou> Peter starts with a beautiful: "For my beautiful wife, Vittoria, and for my sons - Sean and Rocky. I am so proud of you!"
  1183. # [20:46] <mr_lou> Then Brian writes: "For John. You make it all worthwhile".
  1184. # [20:46] <mr_lou> And then finally Frank: "For people who still read books"...... :-|
  1185. # [20:46] <mr_lou> :-)
  1186. # [20:47] <paul_irish> hahaha
  1187. # [20:47] <nimbupani> HA HA HA HA HA
  1188. # [20:47] <nimbupani> Frank is bestie
  1189. # [20:47] <paul_irish> mr_lou: the foreword to that book is particularly insightful!
  1190. # [20:47] <nimbupani> yes carefully note the editing!
  1191. # [20:47] <paul_irish> hahaha
  1192. # [20:47] <nimbupani> to that foreword
  1193. # [20:47] <paul_irish> ?hi5 @ nimbupani
  1194. # [20:47] <bot-t> nimbupani, ⁵
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  1196. # [20:47] <tw2113> tragedy....seeing the bottom of a container of candy
  1197. # [20:47] <nimbupani> ?lo5 @ paul_irish
  1198. # [20:47] <bot-t> paul_irish, ₅
  1199. # [20:48] <paul_irish> OMG botty you are great
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  1205. # [20:49] <trave> theres a unicode character for everything. :]
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  1211. # [20:51] <paul_irish> nimbupani: happy contributor! yay https://twitter.com/#!/eclip5e/status/25633236667342848
  1212. # [20:51] <twitterhapy> http://bit.ly/dMbWpj @eclip5e -- My first commit to an open source web project: http://goo.gl/qq8ha #html5 thanks @paul_irish !
  1213. # [20:51] <nimbupani> awww so sweet
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  1216. # [20:54] <mr_lou> paul_irish, I see what you mean about the foreword. Clearly the author is some kind of superior genius. :->
  1217. # [20:54] <nimbupani> what about the editor of the foreword :(
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  1221. # [20:55] <paul_irish> penultimate genius.
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  1224. # [20:59] * mr_lou is a lazy mobile developer who's stuck with J2ME till now, but plans to be able to cover Android + iPhone + iPad + Windows Phone 7 with HTML5 in the future.
  1225. # [21:00] <paul_irish> do it nowwwww
  1226. # [21:00] <paul_irish> just go into html5 and use phonegap and tackle all mobile platforms with ease
  1227. # [21:00] <paul_irish> piece of cake
  1228. # [21:01] <mr_lou> Oh, I didn't think I needed something like Phonegap when I used HTML5. I thought Phonegap was for HTML4 and such.
  1229. # [21:01] <alcuadrado> you don't need it
  1230. # [21:01] <alcuadrado> but it's cool
  1231. # [21:02] <alcuadrado> really cool
  1232. # [21:02] <paul_irish> it's cool if you wanna make web apps but turn em into native apps that are accessible in appstores/marketplaces/etc
  1233. # [21:02] <paul_irish> write once, deploy everywhere!!! sorta
  1234. # [21:03] <mr_lou> That's what I thought I could achieve with HTML5 without any additional tools.
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  1236. # [21:03] <ben_c> well if you wrap it up in a native app you get the viral benefits of the app stores
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  1238. # [21:04] <paul_irish> ^
  1239. # [21:04] <mr_lou> Ah, of course.
  1240. # [21:04] <mr_lou> :-)
  1241. # [21:04] <ben_c> phonegap also opens up a lot of the device hardware you can't access from the web (at the moment!)
  1242. # [21:05] <ben_c> like the camera
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  1245. # [21:19] <paul_irish> "html5-y" is coming into a being as a popular and useful adjective.
  1246. # [21:20] <nimbupani> too much mouthful
  1247. # [21:21] <Michael> nimbupani, It's in Swedish. I can't use it
  1248. # [21:21] <nimbupani> what is?
  1249. # [21:21] <Michael> html5mall
  1250. # [21:21] <nimbupani> oh yeah
  1251. # [21:22] <Michael> From what I can read it's something separate from html5boilerplate
  1252. # [21:22] <nimbupani> i know i want to know what the author feels is wrong with html5boilerplate that he offers his own
  1253. # [21:22] <Michael> hmm yeah
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  1255. # [21:22] <felcom> lets just hope 'html5-y' isnt the new web 2.0...I can just hear the 'social media experts' now...
  1256. # [21:22] <paul_irish> too late.
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  1258. # [21:22] <felcom> =D
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  1262. # [21:26] <tw2113> http://www.stuffandnonsense.co.uk/archives/css_specificity_wars.html
  1263. # [21:27] <felcom> awesome
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  1266. # [21:29] <Darth_Selector> the overflow is strong with this one
  1267. # [21:29] * Darth_Selector is now known as felcom
  1268. # [21:29] <tw2113> #whatever #whatever
  1269. # [21:29] <tw2113> neal before emporer!
  1270. # [21:29] <tw2113> oops wrong movies
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  1272. # [21:34] <mr_lou> Hm
  1273. # [21:35] <mr_lou> Here's a code I haven't seen before.
  1274. # [21:35] <mr_lou> f.apply(c || null, arguments);
  1275. # [21:35] <mr_lou> c or null?
  1276. # [21:35] <mr_lou> f.apply(take this c object, or if you want just null);
  1277. # [21:35] <mr_lou> Nah that can't be what it means.
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  1279. # [21:36] <masondesu> mr_lou, where did that come from? js?
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  1281. # [21:37] <Ms2ger> That just doesn't make sense
  1282. # [21:37] <trave> well, if its null, you want to make sure it defaults to NULL :]
  1283. # [21:37] <trave> hah
  1284. # [21:37] <Ms2ger> If its falsy*
  1285. # [21:37] <trave> ah, thats truthy
  1286. # [21:38] <mr_lou> yea, looking at the phonegap js
  1287. # [21:38] <trave> just enforcing null over 0
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  1290. # [21:39] <mr_lou> Also this line I don't get.
  1291. # [21:39] <mr_lou> g = g || func.observer_guid || f.observer_guid || this.guid++;
  1292. # [21:39] <mr_lou> Never seen || used in the context. What does it do?
  1293. # [21:39] <mr_lou> *the = that
  1294. # [21:39] <Ms2ger> if (func.observer_guid) g = func.observer_guid; ...
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  1296. # [21:41] <mr_lou> So.. if g is nothing or null, then g = func.observer_guid, unless that too is nothing or null, then g is f.observer_guid, unless that too is nothing or null, then g = this.guid++
  1297. # [21:41] <mr_lou> Is that it?
  1298. # [21:41] <mr_lou> hehe
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  1300. # [21:41] <Ms2ger> Yeah
  1301. # [21:42] <Ms2ger> Also, please write readable code :)
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  1305. # [21:43] <mr_lou> Lots of evolution going on in various languages out there in the real world that I don't know of when sticking to good old J2ME.
  1306. # [21:43] <burg> hello. how can i scale imagedata in canvas? i`m trying to get a portion of a canvas and show it magnified in another canvas . this is not working: http://codepad.org/S5EL813D , it is only showing the imagedata at its original size
  1307. # [21:44] <Ms2ger> Try putting the scale first
  1308. # [21:46] <burg> Ms2ger, tried that already, still not working
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  1314. # [21:52] <alcuadrado> you can get the image data
  1315. # [21:52] <alcuadrado> put it in an image
  1316. # [21:52] <alcuadrado> and insert that in the other canvas
  1317. # [21:52] <alcuadrado> I haven't tryed it, but think it should work
  1318. # [21:56] <burg> alcuadrado, var img = new Image(imageData); ?
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  1320. # [21:56] <alcuadrado> let me check
  1321. # [21:57] <alcuadrado> I think I have done that with img.src
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  1323. # [21:57] <alcuadrado> but that should work I think
  1324. # [22:00] <burg> alcuadrado, it is not working
  1325. # [22:00] <alcuadrado> new Image(data)?
  1326. # [22:00] <alcuadrado> or what?
  1327. # [22:01] <Ms2ger> That doesn't work
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  1329. # [22:01] <Ms2ger> new Image() takes url, width and height parameters
  1330. # [22:03] <alcuadrado> well, so do: var img = new Image(); img.src = myImageData;
  1331. # [22:04] <alcuadrado> then, take a look at this: http://diveintohtml5.org/canvas.html#images
  1332. # [22:04] <Ms2ger> That's equivalent, and still doesn't work
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  1334. # [22:04] <alcuadrado> I have used it something like that in chome and firefox at least
  1335. # [22:04] <alcuadrado> I'm not in my lap though
  1336. # [22:05] <alcuadrado> so I don't have it now
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  1338. # [22:05] <Ms2ger> That would work with toDataURL()
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  1342. # [22:14] <ben_c> guys: long shot - does anyone here know someone in the iAds department in Apple, writing some stuff on them and could do with a contact ;-) What with them being 'HTML5' n'all
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  1354. # [22:31] <paul_irish> nope
  1355. # [22:33] <ben_c> meh was worth a shot, cheers
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  1358. # [22:47] <Neiluj> paul_irish: is there a yayquery on the road ??
  1359. # [22:47] <paul_irish> hmm?
  1360. # [22:47] <Neiluj> +episode
  1361. # [22:47] <antonkovalyov> http://dayofjs.com/ tickets going fast
  1362. # [22:47] <paul_irish> we have a bunch of footage
  1363. # [22:47] <paul_irish> thx anton
  1364. # [22:48] <antonkovalyov> holy shit
  1365. # [22:48] <antonkovalyov> it was 150 two minutes ago
  1366. # [22:48] <antonkovalyov> now it is 89
  1367. # [22:48] <Neiluj> no date planned ? :)
  1368. # [22:48] <antonkovalyov> pretty sure you don't need a ticket, paul_irish :)
  1369. # [22:49] <paul_irish> 78
  1370. # [22:49] <paul_irish> well i got one
  1371. # [22:50] <antonkovalyov> anybody's driving from the city? :-)
  1372. # [22:51] <paul_irish> its a saturday?
  1373. # [22:51] <antonkovalyov> thursday
  1374. # [22:51] <paul_irish> thatryan: PSSSSST
  1375. # [22:51] <paul_irish> oh. i'll ride my shuttle then. :)
  1376. # [22:52] <pa7> need a flight to Mountain View :l
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  1381. # [23:00] <antonkovalyov> and... tickets are gone
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  1386. # [23:07] <thatryan> paul_irish: hey man, whats up I was nommin' on lunch :)
  1387. # [23:07] <paul_irish> TOOOO SLOW
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  1389. # [23:08] <antonkovalyov> haha
  1390. # [23:08] <thatryan> damn what did i miss lol
  1391. # [23:08] <antonkovalyov> dayofjs.com
  1392. # [23:08] <thatryan> AH SHIT ASS!!!
  1393. # [23:09] <thatryan> stupid lunch break
  1394. # [23:09] <paul_irish> eat lunch at your desk, ryan.
  1395. # [23:09] <paul_irish> always.
  1396. # [23:09] <skyler_brungardt> Truer words never were spake.
  1397. # [23:09] <thatryan> I had to go buy stuff :(
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  1399. # [23:09] <thatryan> epic not win son of a crap bag!
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  1402. # [23:14] <antonkovalyov> thatryan, lemme ask if somebody got more than one ticket
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  1404. # [23:14] <thatryan> are you guys all going?
  1405. # [23:14] <antonkovalyov> everybody got one ticket :(
  1406. # [23:14] <antonkovalyov> i am going
  1407. # [23:14] <thatryan> ah well, thanks for checking for me :)
  1408. # [23:17] <antonkovalyov> get on the waiting list
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  1418. # [23:32] <danielfilho> I wish Mountain View was only 2 hours from here.
  1419. # [23:32] <danielfilho> :(
  1420. # [23:32] <thatryan> how far is it
  1421. # [23:32] <danielfilho> like, a million miles.
  1422. # [23:32] <danielfilho> more or less.
  1423. # [23:33] <danielfilho> I'm in Brazil
  1424. # [23:33] <tw2113> ways to have a productive day #36591: Implement ARIA roles on your wordpress site while putting off IE debugging
  1425. # [23:33] <tw2113> danielfilho would have to jetski across the atlantic
  1426. # [23:34] <thatryan> lol yeah, thats a bit of a drive ;)
  1427. # [23:34] <danielfilho> actually my visa has expired.
  1428. # [23:34] <tw2113> he really would have to jetski then
  1429. # [23:34] <danielfilho> and it takes about 2 months do the paper works
  1430. # [23:34] <danielfilho> *to do the...
  1431. # [23:35] <antonkovalyov> still have time to get visa before the jsconf
  1432. # [23:36] <thatryan> any dates on the next jsconf paul_irish
  1433. # [23:36] <paul_irish> its online
  1434. # [23:36] <paul_irish> ?g jsconf portland
  1435. # [23:36] <bot-t> paul_irish, JSConf Portland, Oregon From May 2-3, 2011 - http://jsconf.us/2011/
  1436. # [23:37] <thatryan> bah, oops my bad. I meant jquery conf ;)
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  1440. # [23:38] <tw2113> i don't want to know why i don't have A List Apart in my rss reader
  1441. # [23:39] <danielfilho> antonkovalyov: I'm REALLY considering it.
  1442. # [23:40] <danielfilho> but I wish my 1st trip to us be on us or san francisco. have some friends on those locations.
  1443. # [23:40] <paul_irish> i alrady told you
  1444. # [23:40] <paul_irish> april 16-17
  1445. # [23:41] <danielfilho> is it a jQuery event?
  1446. # [23:41] <paul_irish> yam
  1447. # [23:41] <danielfilho> you told but I don't remember =/
  1448. # [23:42] <thatryan> you told yes, but you said tentative :D
  1449. # [23:42] <thatryan> http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ld2ozfy40t1qb9nswo1_500.gif
  1450. # [23:42] <thatryan> lol
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  1452. # [23:43] <Trisox> nn
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  1455. # [23:43] <danielfilho> HAHAHA
  1456. # [23:44] <danielfilho> what's the event name? this on april 16
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  1459. # [23:51] <danielfilho> shit. now i read it right. sorry :D
  1460. # [23:52] <thatryan> ha
  1461. # [23:53] <danielfilho> next week I'll start the paperwork on the visa.
  1462. # [23:54] <danielfilho> I've read somewhere that it's all on the web. The first steps.
  1463. # [23:54] <antonkovalyov> when i was getting mine the whole application was online
  1464. # [23:54] <thatryan> does that make it easier
  1465. # [23:54] <antonkovalyov> you just need to bring your passport and supportive documents with you
  1466. # [23:54] <thatryan> if it is all online?
  1467. # [23:54] <antonkovalyov> well the application part is online
  1468. # [23:55] <antonkovalyov> you fill it, upload your photo and then schedule an appt with the consular department
  1469. # [23:55] <danielfilho> yup, only the application part
  1470. # [23:55] <danielfilho> before, you had to do everything on the embassy
  1471. # [23:55] <antonkovalyov> pretty much the same, you just don't need to print out the form/photos and they can tell you if you filled something incorrectly before the actual appointment
  1472. # [23:56] <antonkovalyov> to ba fair
  1473. # [23:56] <antonkovalyov> i heard a lot of bad things about our u.s. embassy in tashkent
  1474. # [23:56] <antonkovalyov> but it was much much better than french one
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  1476. # Session Close: Fri Jan 14 00:00:00 2011

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