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  10. # [00:24] <HAITI> Cheers
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  18. # [00:47] <NiftyLettuce> haha... look at all that hot pink http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LcplGLXMOI
  19. # [00:48] <NiftyLettuce> even her hair lol
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  27. # [01:10] <Rapala_> holy crap there's a #html5. I love freenode
  28. # [01:10] <Rapala_> anyone know of any gaming portals that accept HTML5 games as opposed to flash games?
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  30. # [01:11] <Rapala_> I'm writing an HTML5 (js / canvas) 2D game engine... primarily targeting iOS. Though, it'd be nice to deploy browser variants as well
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  35. # [01:24] <thatryan> anyone use googles fonts api?
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  39. # [01:33] <thatryan> bueller?
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  47. # [01:52] <tw2113> i use @font-face
  48. # [01:52] <thatryan> dang
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  51. # [01:58] <thatryan> well any thoughts on this:
  52. # [01:58] <thatryan> fonts all show and work great, but the paragraphs seem to ignore the wrapper container width a lot of the time
  53. # [01:59] <thatryan> refresh and then text disappears, or nothing happens, or it fixes it lol
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  55. # [02:06] <tw2113> no idea
  56. # [02:06] <cgcardona> thatryan: url?
  57. # [02:06] <cgcardona> that sounds pretty wacky
  58. # [02:06] <thatryan> not online yet
  59. # [02:06] <cgcardona> likely story :)
  60. # [02:07] <cgcardona> how you doing tw2113 ?
  61. # [02:08] <thatryan> lol will be shortly though, and ill link it
  62. # [02:08] <tw2113> promoting this thought
  63. # [02:08] <tw2113> "save the world! blow it up! it'll be saved from the humans that live on it! we're like germs to it....billions and billions of germs"
  64. # [02:08] <cgcardona> I think I want to marry wget
  65. # [02:08] <cgcardona> i am soooo in <3
  66. # [02:08] <cgcardona> tw2113: interesting thought
  67. # [02:09] <tw2113> i know
  68. # [02:09] <tw2113> i somewhat firmly believe anyone shouting "save the planet!" actually wants to save their own existance
  69. # [02:09] <tw2113> or humans in general
  70. # [02:09] <tw2113> as the earth would be just fine without us
  71. # [02:09] <cgcardona> i can't totally disagree - though I wonder if destroying all humans is the correct asnwer
  72. # [02:09] <cgcardona> *answer
  73. # [02:10] <tw2113> it's the most swift
  74. # [02:10] <cgcardona> but think of the potential of the human mind - we're only just tapping into it
  75. # [02:10] <cgcardona> it's gonna be an exciting couple of decades
  76. # [02:10] <cgcardona> perhaps we will destroy the planet ourselves eventually
  77. # [02:11] <cgcardona> or perhaps we will split off into two species - homo sapiens and cyber sapiens
  78. # [02:11] <tw2113> haha "eat raw cactus gumhead"
  79. # [02:11] <cgcardona> or perhaps we will be conquered by some ET that we signaled with our primitive radio technology
  80. # [02:11] <cgcardona> i'm going for #3?
  81. # [02:11] <cgcardona> *betting on
  82. # [02:11] <tw2113> Nickelodeon had some very creative programming back in the day
  83. # [02:12] <cgcardona> example?
  84. # [02:13] <cgcardona> ren and stimpie
  85. # [02:13] <tw2113> Clarissa Explains it All and the Adventures of Pete and Pete
  86. # [02:13] <cgcardona> *ren and stimpy
  87. # [02:13] <cgcardona> yeah pete and pete rocked
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  103. # [03:13] <davidmurdoch> whipped cream flavored vodka with root beer. nuff said.
  104. # [03:14] <falieson> ha... just opened up a can of rootbear myself... pass me some of the vodka?
  105. # [03:15] <falieson> actually didn't even know there was whipped cream flavored version
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  107. # [03:15] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, merge https://github.com/nimbupani/html5boilerplate-site/pull/21 pleeeeease so i could open another request with branches
  108. # [03:15] <antonkovalyov> err with translations
  109. # [03:15] <falieson> I want to create a bandwith tester (from my server to the user) any ideas how I would do this with html5... my first instinct was to do this with flash but I'd prefer to shed my html5 nubiness
  110. # [03:17] <davidmurdoch> My wife and I our house sitting/kid watching and we just raided their stash.
  111. # [03:18] <falieson> It's saturday night... uhg I should be doing something fun, or at least getting drunk and playing eve - not learning html5
  112. # [03:18] <falieson> =)
  113. # [03:18] <davidmurdoch> @falieson, you may be able to do it with firefox 4's fileupload w/ progress tracker
  114. # [03:18] <davidmurdoch> http://hacks.mozilla.org/2011/01/firefox-4-beta-9-a-huge-pile-of-awesome/
  115. # [03:19] <falieson> where's that house! I want some vodka!
  116. # [03:19] <davidmurdoch> orlando
  117. # [03:19] <davidmurdoch> its where the party's at
  118. # [03:20] <falieson> here I come! haha, might just grab a beer from the kitchen instead
  119. # [03:20] <falieson> hmm.. so html5 really isn't built to do something like a bandwith tester yet eh?
  120. # [03:21] <falieson> there is this app that was built in html5 http://bwrnd.com/speed-test/ but it doesn't work well for me at least
  121. # [03:21] <falieson> in chrome
  122. # [03:22] <davidmurdoch> I'm not sure. HTML5 is still a draft though.
  123. # [03:23] <falieson> yeah, i've only seen the highlights - never tried to do anything with it
  124. # [03:23] <davidmurdoch> that speed-tester doesn't do anything in chrome for me
  125. # [03:23] <falieson> I see it has "local data caching", if you had a specific load size you could time the local data caching and that would simulate the "download" half of a bandwith test no?
  126. # [03:24] <falieson> davidmurdoch: it worked for me once, isn't working now for me either
  127. # [03:24] <davidmurdoch> I dunno.
  128. # [03:24] <davidmurdoch> WII time. Gunna get my mario-kart on. Adios!
  129. # [03:24] <davidmurdoch> Wii*
  130. # [03:25] <falieson> ciao, enjoy the vodka
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  137. # [04:08] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: merged up.
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  140. # [04:31] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, thank you kind sir
  141. # [04:36] <thatryan> you are welcome
  142. # [04:36] <thatryan> oh wait, im not paul
  143. # [04:37] <antonkovalyov> easy to make mistake, i understand :)
  144. # [04:40] <thatryan> LOL
  145. # [04:40] <thatryan> hows it going
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  147. # [04:41] <antonkovalyov> good
  148. # [04:41] <antonkovalyov> bought a tv
  149. # [04:41] <antonkovalyov> for the first time in my life
  150. # [04:41] <antonkovalyov> next thing you know, minivan
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  152. # [04:41] <thatryan> NO
  153. # [04:41] <thatryan> TV GOOD
  154. # [04:42] <thatryan> minivan fail
  155. # [04:42] <thatryan> ;)
  156. # [04:42] <antonkovalyov> i now have three monitors
  157. # [04:42] <antonkovalyov> two of them i can't use :D
  158. # [04:43] <antonkovalyov> because you can't plugin more than one screen to mbp
  159. # [04:43] <paul_irish> whyd you buy a TV??
  160. # [04:43] <thatryan> just poke a hole
  161. # [04:43] <paul_irish> projector > tv
  162. # [04:44] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, xbox
  163. # [04:44] <thatryan> xbox you say?
  164. # [04:44] <thatryan> whtcha play?
  165. # [04:44] <paul_irish> projectorrrrrrrrrrrr
  166. # [04:44] <antonkovalyov> cod black ops
  167. # [04:45] <antonkovalyov> if anybody wants a monitor for cheap (like 20 bucks) lemme know
  168. # [04:45] <antonkovalyov> i have two
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  170. # [04:45] <harmaz> is there a way i can disable saving/extracting an image with HTML5?
  171. # [04:45] <paul_irish> no
  172. # [04:45] <thatryan> ssshhh we are talking about games
  173. # [04:45] <thatryan> :D
  174. # [04:45] <antonkovalyov> :D
  175. # [04:46] <thatryan> whats your gamertag dude??
  176. # [04:46] <paul_irish> we always welcome actual ON TOPIC questions. :D :D
  177. # [04:46] <antonkovalyov> what is that, a channel about html5 now?
  178. # [04:46] <antonkovalyov> thatryan, simanyay
  179. # [04:46] <thatryan> ha
  180. # [04:46] <thatryan> sweet mine is thatryan1
  181. # [04:46] <paul_irish> harmaz: but no.. not really... throw it into flash if you wanna protect it. but then again that's also a douche move :)
  182. # [04:47] <thatryan> lol
  183. # [04:47] <harmaz> yeah. apparently my client doesn't know about screenshots :-)
  184. # [04:47] <thatryan> antonkovalyov: sent a friend thingy from xbox.com w00t
  185. # [04:47] <antonkovalyov> lemme walk to my xbox to add thatryan1
  186. # [04:48] <thatryan> havent played black ops online yet, will have to try it
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  188. # [04:48] <antonkovalyov> thatryan, yeah i'll let you know
  189. # [04:48] <antonkovalyov> we play multiplayer with coworkers and friends
  190. # [04:49] <antonkovalyov> much more fun than crappy black ops single player
  191. # [04:49] <thatryan> lol i enjoyed the game ;)
  192. # [04:49] <thatryan> lol paul_irish just saw your "on topic" remark ;P
  193. # [04:49] <antonkovalyov> thatryan, yeah press "x", your character does some weird ass backflip and kills everybody
  194. # [04:49] <antonkovalyov> boring
  195. # [04:50] <thatryan> heh
  196. # [04:50] <antonkovalyov> modern warfare and world at war were much better
  197. # [04:50] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, you play black ops?
  198. # [04:50] <thatryan> paul_irish: can i use html5 to kick ass in black ops?
  199. # [04:50] <thatryan> :D
  200. # [04:50] <antonkovalyov> thatryan, whats your gtalks/jabber?
  201. # [04:50] <paul_irish> i played it yesterday. i'm pretty poor at FPS.
  202. # [04:50] <paul_irish> but its fun
  203. # [04:51] <thatryan> paul_irish: good I am too, get in on this :)
  204. # [04:51] <thatryan> antonkovalyov: thatryan1
  205. # [04:51] <antonkovalyov> you're not very creative with nicknames are you :D
  206. # [04:51] <cgcardona> haha
  207. # [04:51] <paul_irish> better than rolson.
  208. # [04:52] <antonkovalyov> thatryan, we're playing black ops in 30 mins
  209. # [04:52] <antonkovalyov> i'll send you an invite
  210. # [04:52] <thatryan> lol dammit
  211. # [04:52] <thatryan> cool ill try and finish this before then
  212. # [04:53] <paul_irish> whats shakin carlos
  213. # [04:55] <thatryan> can you put ie conditional comments of sort in a js file?
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  215. # [04:56] <paul_irish> sorta but it's bad
  216. # [04:56] <paul_irish> its called conditional compilation but all minifiers choke on em
  217. # [04:57] <tw2113> i need to stop trying to explain development stuff with text, to designers
  218. # [04:58] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, boom https://github.com/nimbupani/html5boilerplate-site/pull/23
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  220. # [05:00] <thatryan> ok thanks
  221. # [05:01] <thatryan> translated to russian? well done sir
  222. # [05:01] <antonkovalyov> ty
  223. # [05:04] <cgcardona> awesome antonkovalyov
  224. # [05:04] <antonkovalyov> ty ty ty
  225. # [05:04] <antonkovalyov> it would be more awesome if russian wasn't my native language :)
  226. # [05:06] <thatryan> more impressive yes, but aweomse of you nonetheless :D
  227. # [05:07] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: it's in
  228. # [05:08] <thatryan> thats what she said?
  229. # [05:08] <antonkovalyov> haha
  230. # [05:08] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, awesome, thanks
  231. # [05:13] <paul_irish> http://ru.html5boilerplate.com/
  232. # [05:17] <paul_irish> that's hot
  233. # [05:19] <antonkovalyov> oh nice
  234. # [05:19] <thatryan> lol i can read like 5 words there
  235. # [05:19] <thatryan> :p
  236. # [05:20] <antonkovalyov> gonna show it to a friend of mine who is a journalist. she might make some edits
  237. # [05:20] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: is there a good russian blog i can leave a comment on to point this out?
  238. # [05:20] <paul_irish> habahabru or whatever it is
  239. # [05:20] <antonkovalyov> habrahabr :)
  240. # [05:21] <antonkovalyov> i can post to it
  241. # [05:21] <thatryan> i just tweeted it too :)
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  243. # [05:21] <antonkovalyov> ty
  244. # [05:21] <thatryan> to both my followers
  245. # [05:21] <thatryan> lol
  246. # [05:21] <paul_irish> hehe okay you can post it :)
  247. # [05:25] <antonkovalyov> they are somewhat like tumblr (i.e. you can post "check this out" links)
  248. # [05:25] <antonkovalyov> so i am gonna do that
  249. # [05:26] <thatryan> spaciba!
  250. # [05:26] <antonkovalyov> :D
  251. # [05:26] <antonkovalyov> thatryan, we will start playing now. i'll send you an invite but join whenever
  252. # [05:26] <antonkovalyov> no rush :)
  253. # [05:26] <thatryan> ah crap, ok
  254. # [05:26] <thatryan> thanks
  255. # [05:27] <antonkovalyov> see you guys after sacred CoD time
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  257. # [05:31] <thatryan> paul_irish: decide what your talk will be yet? ;)
  258. # [05:32] <paul_irish> hah nope
  259. # [05:32] <paul_irish> will wing it.
  260. # [05:33] <thatryan> nice
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  262. # [05:44] <thatryan> what yall up to tonight
  263. # [05:44] <thatryan> or morning
  264. # [05:44] <thatryan> heh
  265. # [05:51] <thatryan> paul_irish: do you usually tell ios to not resize your text? or let it auto handle
  266. # [05:51] <paul_irish> autohandle
  267. # [05:51] <paul_irish> s'what its commented it in boilerplate
  268. # [05:51] <paul_irish> s'why*
  269. # [05:51] <thatryan> yeah that why I was just asking
  270. # [05:51] <thatryan> was reading the link next to it
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  287. # [07:39] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, nice tweet
  288. # [07:39] <antonkovalyov> although по-русски means in russian
  289. # [07:39] <antonkovalyov> not just russian
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  292. # [07:42] <paul_irish> ohhhwell
  293. # [07:42] <paul_irish> heh
  294. # [07:42] <antonkovalyov> i wonder if google has some nice font with cyrillic support
  295. # [07:42] <antonkovalyov> headers look not that good right now
  296. # [07:43] <antonkovalyov> nah nothing good there
  297. # [07:43] <antonkovalyov> http://code.google.com/webfonts?subset=cyrillic
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  303. # [08:04] <jo-erlend> I'm reading up on HTML5. I started with w3schools.com, and in relation to the video tag, they're saying: «It is also always a good idea to include the width and height attributes.»
  304. # [08:04] <jo-erlend> shouldn't that be included in the stylesheet instead?
  305. # [08:04] <paul_irish> yup.
  306. # [08:04] <paul_irish> ?g w3fools @ jo-erlend
  307. # [08:04] <bot-t> jo-erlend, W3Fools A W3Schools Intervention - http://w3fools.com/
  308. # [08:05] <paul_irish> jo-erlend: the only element where it makes sense to have inline width/height is canvas
  309. # [08:05] <paul_irish> img is also.. probably okay.
  310. # [08:05] <thatryan> lol w3fools came into play! thats sweet
  311. # [08:05] <paul_irish> video.... i would probably bring into the stylesheet because you'll probably scale that.
  312. # [08:05] <jo-erlend> canvas, yes, that I can understand. The size would be an important part of the data itself. But why would img be ok but not video?
  313. # [08:07] <paul_irish> iunno.. it'd be okay probably.
  314. # [08:07] <jo-erlend> the stylesheet would override the width and size elements of a video-tag, yes? Perhaps it'd be ok to use the width and height for the resolution of the video, as a tip, but overriding it with css?
  315. # [08:08] <paul_irish> i like that approach.
  316. # [08:08] <jo-erlend> because that information wouldn't be available otherwise?
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  318. # [08:11] <jo-erlend> thanks for the link, btw.
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  323. # [08:16] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/html5/111944/
  324. # [08:17] <nimbupani> woot antonkovalyov
  325. # [08:17] <nimbupani> is that ur site
  326. # [08:17] <antonkovalyov> nah :)
  327. # [08:17] <nimbupani> its pretty big in .ru tho
  328. # [08:17] <antonkovalyov> it's like hmmm reddit
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  330. # [08:17] <nimbupani> :)
  331. # [08:17] <antonkovalyov> mine is anton.kovalyov.net — serving all two visitors a day
  332. # [08:20] <thatryan> antonkovalyov: I hecka just went to your site like 30 minutes ago to spy on you! You got 3 visitors today!! :p
  333. # [08:20] <antonkovalyov> who is third then? O_O
  334. # [08:20] <antonkovalyov> i gotta scale then
  335. # [08:20] <thatryan> lol uh oh
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  337. # [08:23] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: nice!
  338. # [08:23] <paul_irish> nimbupani: my frontend feeds bundle subscribes to that one
  339. # [08:23] <nimbupani> o k
  340. # [08:23] <paul_irish> its a big deal
  341. # [08:23] <nimbupani> yeah i thought so
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  344. # [08:26] <antonkovalyov> oh god this is so true http://i.imgur.com/hE0Hm.png
  345. # [08:27] <thatryan> lol true indeed
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  353. # [08:51] <antonkovalyov> i need a side project
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  356. # [08:53] <thatryan> what kind
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  358. # [08:57] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: how abouttttt
  359. # [08:57] <paul_irish> yepnope.js and the polyfill ecosystem
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  361. # [09:05] <thatryan> are you trying to get him to write your talk for you
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  363. # [09:06] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: yt?
  364. # [09:06] <paul_irish> sup
  365. # [09:06] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: I might move out to san fran
  366. # [09:06] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: got an offer...
  367. # [09:06] <paul_irish> woOHOOO
  368. # [09:06] <paul_irish> from who
  369. # [09:07] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: some guy I met about an hour ago, he knows someone that knows mr b gates
  370. # [09:07] <paul_irish> sweet
  371. # [09:07] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: silicon V here I come :)
  372. # [09:07] <paul_irish> do it
  373. # [09:07] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: im only 21, I'd have to drop out lol, I'd prob come for summer this year and then once I finish in spring 2012 I'd move fo realz
  374. # [09:08] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: soo crazy how it happened...
  375. # [09:08] <antonkovalyov> reading about yepnope.js
  376. # [09:08] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: surprisingly I didn't have to mention hot pink!!!
  377. # [09:08] <antonkovalyov> jesus, paul_irish, how many projects do you have?
  378. # [09:08] <paul_irish> a lot.
  379. # [09:08] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: I might take a hand at that lazyload sh*t
  380. # [09:09] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: might take some sh*t off your plate lol
  381. # [09:09] <paul_irish> baller.
  382. # [09:09] <paul_irish> we need to accelerate the conditional loading of polyfills
  383. # [09:09] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: funny.... it was over an irish whisky too... lol
  384. # [09:09] <paul_irish> haha
  385. # [09:09] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: man yo have no idea how excited I am for a call on Monday
  386. # [09:10] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: i feel like calling my parents at 3am
  387. # [09:10] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: this dude have $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
  388. # [09:10] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: whats your fav spot in San Fran to grab grub at ?
  389. # [09:11] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: your choice, I'll treat
  390. # [09:11] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: there is a surprise hot pink dessert too lol
  391. # [09:12] <paul_irish> wat
  392. # [09:12] <antonkovalyov> now we need to know who NiftyLettuce is and we'll know what startup is getting a nice exit
  393. # [09:13] <NiftyLettuce> antonkovalyov: lol
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  395. # [09:13] <NiftyLettuce> antonkovalyov: its relatively easy to find out
  396. # [09:13] <NiftyLettuce> irish car bombs ftw
  397. # [09:13] <paul_irish> lol @ surprise hot pink dessert.
  398. # [09:13] <NiftyLettuce> lmao
  399. # [09:13] <paul_irish> looking forward to that
  400. # [09:14] <NiftyLettuce> paul Im so pumped right now
  401. # [09:14] <NiftyLettuce> omg I want to order 1000 pizzas
  402. # [09:14] <paul_irish> MAKE IT 9000
  403. # [09:14] <NiftyLettuce> srsly I'll work on lazyload right now.
  404. # [09:14] <NiftyLettuce> what needs done
  405. # [09:15] <SlexAxton> over 9000 pizzas
  406. # [09:15] <NiftyLettuce> flame f(x) for canvas???
  407. # [09:15] <NiftyLettuce> burnn baby
  408. # [09:16] <paul_irish> NiftyLettuce: this: https://github.com/paulirish/lazyweb-requests/issues#issue/21
  409. # [09:17] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: it looks like ossreleasefeed might alrdy have somethin?
  410. # [09:17] <paul_irish> nah
  411. # [09:17] <NiftyLettuce> kk
  412. # [09:17] <paul_irish> hardly useful results
  413. # [09:17] <paul_irish> i need charts and STATISTICAL RIGOR
  414. # [09:17] <NiftyLettuce> so basically you just need canvas in IE?
  415. # [09:18] <paul_irish> basically.
  416. # [09:18] <NiftyLettuce> that might be out of my league for now, especially with whats on my mind right now, but I know someone who can help.... buddy from Google in Pitt
  417. # [09:18] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: considering PHP is like my brother...
  418. # [09:19] <paul_irish> yeah bro
  419. # [09:19] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: ill give him a call tomorrow...
  420. # [09:19] <paul_irish> fuckin a
  421. # [09:19] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: he dev'd a fucking sick Facebook APP
  422. # [09:19] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: btw, I hit 3k hits yesterday on that app... http://profilepane.com
  423. # [09:20] <NiftyLettuce> over 100k hits so far
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  425. # [09:20] <NiftyLettuce> hot pink ftw.
  426. # [09:20] <paul_irish> :D
  427. # [09:20] <NiftyLettuce> srsly not even promoting it, ppl hit the site on its own
  428. # [09:20] <NiftyLettuce> srsly those irish bombs were ftw.
  429. # [09:20] <jeffszusz> agreed.
  430. # [09:21] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: buddy does insane Java.... he should do canvas no problem...
  431. # [09:21] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: he did insane shit for AOL
  432. # [09:21] <thatryan> lol i just broke my own site
  433. # [09:25] <NiftyLettuce> thatryan: hoW?
  434. # [09:26] <NiftyLettuce> thatryan: I know of an easy way to fix... go2 goog img's and pull up some hot pink pants, then link to paul
  435. # [09:27] <thatryan> lol
  436. # [09:27] <thatryan> everything links to paul ;)
  437. # [09:27] <thatryan> not sure what i did, uninstalled the wp i had there to install the new site i just finished, all went to hell
  438. # [09:30] <NiftyLettuce> thatryan: thats not too specific...
  439. # [09:30] <thatryan> which is why its a problem ;) nothing should have got brokeded
  440. # [09:30] <NiftyLettuce> whos your host
  441. # [09:31] <NiftyLettuce> how did you "uninstall" wp?
  442. # [09:32] <thatryan> I love media temple, I tweeted them, they just fixed it :)
  443. # [09:32] <NiftyLettuce> nice (mt) ftw
  444. # [09:32] <NiftyLettuce> i <3 linode
  445. # [09:33] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, what do you mean by "accelerate conditional loading"? as far as i can see from the demo, yepnope just checks for feature and loads a set of files
  446. # [09:33] <paul_irish> i want more people using yepnope and loading polyfills
  447. # [09:33] <paul_irish> and i want polyfills for everything!
  448. # [09:33] <paul_irish> EVERYTHIGN
  449. # [09:33] <paul_irish> !!!!!!1`1`
  450. # [09:33] <NiftyLettuce> !?!?!!?
  451. # [09:33] <thatryan> NiftyLettuce: where would you be moving from to out here?
  452. # [09:33] <NiftyLettuce> thatryan: PA
  453. # [09:33] <NiftyLettuce> thatryan: haha big move
  454. # [09:34] <NiftyLettuce> thatryan: only 21
  455. # [09:34] <thatryan> paul_irish: noted, I will study on yepnope and poyfills. never used it yet
  456. # [09:34] <thatryan> :)
  457. # [09:34] <thatryan> hah my housemate is from PA
  458. # [09:34] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, well it would be nice to have a list of what polyfills we have now
  459. # [09:34] <NiftyLettuce> css4 <3
  460. # [09:34] <NiftyLettuce> native mixins FTW!!!!?!?!
  461. # [09:34] <NiftyLettuce> I want a mixin called +irish and it will make color: green;
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  464. # [09:35] <NiftyLettuce> thatryan: want to learn yepnope right now w/me?
  465. # [09:35] <thatryan> hows that
  466. # [09:35] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: o would it
  467. # [09:36] <paul_irish> you mean like
  468. # [09:36] <paul_irish> http://github.com/Modernizr/Modernizr/wiki/HTML5-Cross-browser-Polyfills
  469. # [09:36] <paul_irish> this one?
  470. # [09:36] <antonkovalyov> yeah :)
  471. # [09:36] <paul_irish> \o/
  472. # [09:36] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: ... i need tons of help with SVG sh*t....
  473. # [09:36] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: box2d :/ ... for someone who failed calculus twice
  474. # [09:37] <thatryan> yay calculus
  475. # [09:37] <thatryan> that was fun class :p
  476. # [09:38] <antonkovalyov> what do you mean learn yepnope. the thing checks for condition and loads files based on the result.
  477. # [09:38] <antonkovalyov> boom
  478. # [09:38] <antonkovalyov> you learned
  479. # [09:38] <NiftyLettuce> any of you guys paly iwth box2d yet
  480. # [09:38] <NiftyLettuce> play* with*
  481. # [09:39] <NiftyLettuce> sorry, new wireless keyboard lol
  482. # [09:39] <antonkovalyov> code nicely written though
  483. # [09:39] <NiftyLettuce> getting lazy(load) er.... ha
  484. # [09:39] <NiftyLettuce> antonkovalyov: orly? that e-z? I will have to try
  485. # [09:39] <antonkovalyov> NiftyLettuce, unless i missed something
  486. # [09:40] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, how easyXDM is a polyfill. shouldn't polyfill have the same api?
  487. # [09:40] <antonkovalyov> ooooh shit
  488. # [09:40] <antonkovalyov> i could make easyXDM a polyfill
  489. # [09:40] <paul_irish> HOLLERR
  490. # [09:40] <Neiluj> yyhyyyyyyhhhhhhhhhhhh b
  491. # [09:42] <NiftyLettuce> in yepnope, for test: could I pass a function like mytest() and yep = true and nope = false... right?
  492. # [09:42] <paul_irish> bingo
  493. # [09:42] <NiftyLettuce> i love hot pink.
  494. # [09:42] <NiftyLettuce> lol
  495. # [09:43] <NiftyLettuce> i saw this blonde babe earlier, she had hot pink purse, immediately I thought of boilerplate lol
  496. # [09:43] <SlexAxton> poidh
  497. # [09:44] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: any good examples of where yepnope is resourceful?
  498. # [09:45] <paul_irish> ?ud poidh
  499. # [09:45] <bot-t> paul_irish, POIDH - 'Pics Or It Didn't Happen' 1. A phrase first originating on discussion forum theroot42.org, posted as a "nice way of saying bullshit". 2. Alternatively posted in a jokingly nosy sense, asking another person to reveal more than they should.
  500. # [09:45] <paul_irish> ?g mothereffinghsl @ NiftyLettuce
  501. # [09:45] <bot-t> NiftyLettuce, Mothereffing HSL - http://mothereffinghsl.com/
  502. # [09:45] <paul_irish> i use yepnope there for the input type=range polyfill
  503. # [09:45] <antonkovalyov> interesting, we have all this shit implemented (pretty sure the code is worse but it works) in disqus code base; i now wonder does it make sense to switch to open source libraries.
  504. # [09:46] <antonkovalyov> i made some useful changes to easyXDM after we started using it instead of intramuros library
  505. # [09:46] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: =range is a slider right?
  506. # [09:47] <thatryan> if a script is being called in from another site, like google analytics, or fonts etc, can you not add expires headers to them?
  507. # [09:47] <paul_irish> yup
  508. # [09:47] <NiftyLettuce> wow we are all such g33ks lol
  509. # [09:47] <paul_irish> you cannot add expires rules to any file that you do not own the webserver for
  510. # [09:47] <paul_irish> , lol.
  511. # [09:47] <NiftyLettuce> dude, there are seniors in my college that have never even used command line b4
  512. # [09:47] <NiftyLettuce> I walk into this intro to java class, I'm like WTF.
  513. # [09:47] <thatryan> paul_irish: thanks that makes more sense now :)
  514. # [09:47] <NiftyLettuce> prof like "cd to your ~/ directory"....
  515. # [09:48] <antonkovalyov> what is command line? is it some unix shit?
  516. # [09:48] <NiftyLettuce> aghhh i wish I was in palo alto already
  517. # [09:48] <thatryan> then I will be happy with a grade B on Yslow :D
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  520. # [09:52] <antonkovalyov> thatryan, nice site
  521. # [09:52] <antonkovalyov> although tumblr is down again
  522. # [09:52] <antonkovalyov> tumblr has the worst reliability ever
  523. # [09:52] <thatryan> antonkovalyov: thank you
  524. # [09:53] <thatryan> lol yeah tumblr does, thats why im not using it as my "main" site
  525. # [09:53] <thatryan> just ancillary
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  536. # [10:44] <mikew3c> paul_irish: you round?
  537. # [10:46] <paul_irish> mikew3c: yo
  538. # [10:46] <mikew3c> http://sideshowbarker.net/outgoing/javascript-wisdom.m4v
  539. # [10:48] <antonkovalyov> haha
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  542. # [10:59] <cgcardona> there we go - thats much better ;)
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  544. # [11:03] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, we have positive feedback so far
  545. # [11:03] <antonkovalyov> http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/html5/111944/
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  547. # [11:04] <nimbupani> antonkovalyov: applied
  548. # [11:04] <nimbupani> paul_irish: there is a typo fix for .ru
  549. # [11:04] <antonkovalyov> nimbupani, ty
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  551. # [11:06] <antonkovalyov> cgcardona, i opened a link from your tweet
  552. # [11:06] <antonkovalyov> then switched to something else
  553. # [11:06] <cgcardona> the recent one about paul?
  554. # [11:06] <cgcardona> yeah - it's sweet sauce
  555. # [11:06] <antonkovalyov> and then though: 'why the fuck do i have paul_irish dancing in my computer'
  556. # [11:06] <cgcardona> haha
  557. # [11:06] <antonkovalyov> thought*
  558. # [11:07] <jo-erlend> w3fools.com complains that w3schools.com has positioned itself on top of the search results, but they also link to it. Doesn't that help them stay on top? :)
  559. # [11:07] <nimbupani> nofollow jo-erlend
  560. # [11:07] <cgcardona> burn
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  562. # [11:16] <paul_irish> burn.
  563. # [11:16] <jo-erlend> hmm?
  564. # [11:17] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, https://github.com/nimbupani/html5boilerplate-site/pull/24
  565. # [11:17] <paul_irish> yup
  566. # [11:17] <antonkovalyov> there is more now there
  567. # [11:18] <jo-erlend> I read that HTML5 allows certain end tags to be omitted. But is it always safe to close them?
  568. # [11:19] <jo-erlend> or are there tags that doesn't have a close tag?
  569. # [11:19] <cgcardona> <li> and <p> are implied
  570. # [11:19] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, we are on front page http://habrahabr.ru/
  571. # [11:19] <paul_irish> WOOO
  572. # [11:19] <paul_irish> pushing update nao
  573. # [11:19] <antonkovalyov> shiit
  574. # [11:20] <antonkovalyov> ie8 freezes on ru.
  575. # [11:20] <antonkovalyov> but works on html5boilerplate
  576. # [11:20] <antonkovalyov> hmmm
  577. # [11:20] <jo-erlend> cgcardona, and br and possibly others? But would it be safe to assume that all tags can use an end tag?
  578. # [11:20] <cgcardona> jo-erlend: http://code.google.com/speed/articles/optimizing-html.html
  579. # [11:21] <jo-erlend> I think "<li>List item" looks horrible compared to "<li>List item</li>".
  580. # [11:22] <cgcardona> it was awkward the first couple times I have done it but now it's grown on me
  581. # [11:22] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: updated
  582. # [11:22] <antonkovalyov> ty kind sir
  583. # [11:22] <cgcardona> plus I ditched </p>, </head>, </body>, & </html>
  584. # [11:23] <cgcardona> actually I think you can even ditch <head> & <body>
  585. # [11:23] <cgcardona> and <html>
  586. # [11:23] <antonkovalyov> you can even ditch html
  587. # [11:23] <antonkovalyov> yep
  588. # [11:24] <cgcardona> i have this as a super bare bones template http://pastebin.com/4rHtVNhA
  589. # [11:24] <jo-erlend> yes, but what's the benefit of doing that?
  590. # [11:24] <cgcardona> note - that scares the shit out of some people
  591. # [11:24] <cgcardona> not for the faint of heart ^^
  592. # [11:24] <antonkovalyov> hmmmm
  593. # [11:25] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, it seems like ie8 freezes on both ru. and sr.
  594. # [11:25] <antonkovalyov> gonna try deutsch
  595. # [11:25] <cgcardona> jo-erlend: I like it cause it's less characters to type which is a super win - plus it's less bits going across the network which is double win
  596. # [11:25] <paul_irish> ie8's a bitch.
  597. # [11:25] <cgcardona> paul_irish: supabiatch
  598. # [11:26] <jo-erlend> cgcardona, it's also less readable in most cases, no?
  599. # [11:26] <antonkovalyov> de. okay, br. freezes
  600. # [11:26] <antonkovalyov> it might be fonts issues
  601. # [11:26] <cgcardona> jo-erlend: I guess i've just grown used to it so I don't notice anymore.
  602. # [11:26] <paul_irish> very odd.
  603. # [11:29] <cgcardona> I have a friend on island who is an OWASP guy. He turned me onto this XSS Prevention Cheat Sheet http://goo.gl/6PjE - It's baller
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  605. # [11:30] <cgcardona> police can search cell phone without a warrant now
  606. # [11:30] <cgcardona> shwag
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  609. # [11:49] <pretopia> cgcardona: nice XSS cheat sheet, thanks for sharing
  610. # [11:49] <cgcardona> pretopia: np
  611. # [11:51] <cgcardona> pretopia: you're gonna luv this http://www.owasp.org/download/jmanico/owasp_podcast_67.mp3
  612. # [11:52] <cgcardona> it's the podcast that my bro the OWASP guy hosts
  613. # [11:52] <cgcardona> his name is jim manico - he's the host of that show
  614. # [11:52] <pretopia> *checking out*
  615. # [11:52] <cgcardona> that particular episode is an interview with the guy who put together the cheat sheet
  616. # [11:52] <pretopia> interesting
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  618. # [11:54] <pretopia> by the way, are you guys familiar with OpenAppMkt? (http://www.openappmkt.com)
  619. # [11:54] <pretopia> It's an app store for mobile html5 web apps
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  621. # [11:55] <pretopia> I've submitted a few apps earlier this week, it seems to be pretty slick
  622. # [11:56] <cgcardona> wow that looks cool
  623. # [11:56] <cgcardona> i wasn't aware of that
  624. # [11:56] <pretopia> I found out about it this week as well. They made a nice interface for sharing your mobile apps
  625. # [11:57] <pretopia> kind of like the Chrome Web Store, but generic, and focussed on mobile apps
  626. # [11:57] <cgcardona> great idea
  627. # [11:57] <cgcardona> i love the chrome app store
  628. # [11:58] <pretopia> yeah me too
  629. # [11:58] <cgcardona> i use it on my cr48 quite often
  630. # [11:58] <pretopia> Oh nice, how is the cr48?
  631. # [11:58] <cgcardona> i have two cr48s and it's really cool logging into either one and having it turn into your computer
  632. # [11:58] <cgcardona> reeeaaalllyy cool
  633. # [11:58] <pretopia> awesome
  634. # [11:58] <cgcardona> plus I live in chrome on my mac so i got the same goodness everywhere
  635. # [11:58] <cgcardona> sweetsauce
  636. # [11:58] <cgcardona> Chrome <3
  637. # [11:59] <pretopia> would you be able to test something for me on the cr48? I've got some 'panelled' apps in the Chrome Web Store, and I'm curious how that looks on the cr48
  638. # [11:59] <cgcardona> url?
  639. # [11:59] <pretopia> whether the panels are 'floating' or not
  640. # [11:59] <cgcardona> sure
  641. # [11:59] <pretopia> https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ldfjpcbgeppejpppciacpgdjfnnknjpm
  642. # [11:59] <pretopia> thanks!
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  645. # [12:00] <cgcardona> so i just installed it on my mac while my cr48 is firing up
  646. # [12:00] <cgcardona> and within about 120 seconds the app will sync with my cr48
  647. # [12:01] <cgcardona> the sync is super quick
  648. # [12:01] <cgcardona> usually under a minute for stuff to sync between chrome on all my machines
  649. # [12:01] * cgcardona stops with the chrome fanboiism
  650. # [12:01] <pretopia> yeah, I noticed that while syncing between my linux and mac workstations
  651. # [12:01] <pretopia> very nice
  652. # [12:01] <pretopia> haha
  653. # [12:02] <cgcardona> already synced
  654. # [12:02] <pretopia> so if you run it on your mac, you see that the panel where the app resides is freely movable
  655. # [12:02] <pretopia> is this also the case on the cr48?
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  657. # [12:02] <pretopia> or is it kind of fixed to the bottom of the screen
  658. # [12:02] <cgcardona> fixed to the bottom
  659. # [12:02] <cgcardona> only moves horizontally
  660. # [12:02] <pretopia> hmm :(
  661. # [12:02] <cgcardona> how did you know?
  662. # [12:02] <cgcardona> its stuck to the bottom
  663. # [12:03] <pretopia> I 'expected' (not hoped) that, having seen some Chrome OS screenshots
  664. # [12:03] <cgcardona> dude this game is baller (o_0)
  665. # [12:03] <pretopia> I'd like to have an option in the app manifest that the user can choose whether he wants a panel or a tab
  666. # [12:03] <pretopia> hehe, thanks!
  667. # [12:04] <cgcardona> tweeting to my cr48 peeps
  668. # [12:04] <cgcardona> did you sign up for a cr48 pretopia ?
  669. # [12:05] <pretopia> yes, I signed up, but I'm not living in the US :(
  670. # [12:05] <pretopia> and they only shipped to the US
  671. # [12:05] <pretopia> cool, what's your twitter?
  672. # [12:05] <cgcardona> do you know anyone in the us who can ship it to you ?
  673. # [12:05] <cgcardona> @cgcardona :)
  674. # [12:06] <pretopia> yes, I even signed up with that address, but no luck :( Maybe because I signed up a couple of times ;)
  675. # [12:06] <cgcardona> i don't think thats the reason
  676. # [12:06] <cgcardona> did you fill out a form that asked why they should send it etc?
  677. # [12:07] <cgcardona> or did you access the form through an easter egg?
  678. # [12:07] <pretopia> I've filled out a couple of forms, some of them contained the 'why' questions. One that I got by email didn't
  679. # [12:07] <cgcardona> hmmm - you got contacted by email?
  680. # [12:07] <cgcardona> they sent me two
  681. # [12:08] <cgcardona> i scanned a QR code during the live announcment
  682. # [12:08] <pretopia> yeah, that I was eligible for a cr48, filled it out immediately
  683. # [12:08] <cgcardona> and they sent me an email about 15 minutes after the live announcement
  684. # [12:08] <pretopia> ah yeah, I was _just_ too late for that!
  685. # [12:08] <pretopia> exactly, I got that email as well
  686. # [12:08] <cgcardona> i put the same name and address on each form and they sent me two to the same address under my name :D
  687. # [12:08] <pretopia> wow, that's great!
  688. # [12:08] <cgcardona> GOOOOOOOGGGGGLLLLLEEEE <3!!!!
  689. # [12:08] <pretopia> lucky dude ;)
  690. # [12:09] <cgcardona> no doubt - my wife quickly absorbed the second one :-/
  691. # [12:09] <pretopia> I bet ;)
  692. # [12:10] <cgcardona> truthfully though I use my macbook still 80% of the time. But my wifes macbook was a piece of crap and I swear she has only opened it up a couple of times to get pictures from her camera - she is chrome OS hardcore 95% of the time now.
  693. # [12:11] <pretopia> wow
  694. # [12:11] <pretopia> that's interesting to hear
  695. # [12:11] <pretopia> cool that people use it for 'real life' stuff
  696. # [12:11] <cgcardona> i can honestly say that for people who only hit facebook and gmail what else do you need?
  697. # [12:12] <cgcardona> if google hits the sub $100 price point this is a game changer
  698. # [12:12] <cgcardona> bigger then android
  699. # [12:12] <cgcardona> this is the one laptop per human
  700. # [12:12] <cgcardona> bye bye windoze :p
  701. # [12:13] <cgcardona> what is your twitter handle?
  702. # [12:13] <jo-erlend> w3fools.com was one of the most useful websites I've visited this year.
  703. # [12:14] <cgcardona> nm I got it
  704. # [12:14] <pretopia> tvanas
  705. # [12:14] <pretopia> yeah I agree about Chrome OS
  706. # [12:14] <pretopia> I actually think that Android can be replaced by it in some time, not the other way around ;)
  707. # [12:15] <pretopia> You can just run a local web server for a 'phone app'
  708. # [12:15] <pretopia> :)
  709. # [12:15] <pretopia> cgcardona: thanks for the tweet! :)
  710. # [12:15] <cgcardona> np nice work on the game
  711. # [12:17] <pretopia> do you have any apps up in the chrome web store?
  712. # [12:20] <cgcardona> nope
  713. # [12:20] <pretopia> podcast just finished, was nice
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  720. # [12:53] <Evet> dom vs canvas?
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  722. # [12:55] <cgcardona> all right folks - off to bed - talk to ya'll tomorrow
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  733. # [13:26] <julienb> hi !!
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  750. # [14:15] <okaycool> I never knew W3Schools is wrong!
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  754. # [14:43] <russinkungen> okaycool: http://www.founditemclothing.com/itgoesto11/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/knowing-is-half-the-battle-the-other-half-is-violence-gi-joe-shirt.gif
  755. # [14:43] <okaycool> :)
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  758. # [14:58] <Isowerk> Hello, would this be a good place to ask about the Canvas element?
  759. # [14:59] <Ms2ger> Certainly
  760. # [14:59] <Isowerk> I have a test page here that uses no drawImage() operation: http://www.isowerk.com/dev/v1/src/examples/test1.html - I am thinking of using bitmaps insteaed of plotting everything myself.
  761. # [14:59] <Isowerk> 1) Do you think it will improve performance 2) How can I draw the tiles using drawImage and an Alpha to not cover the tiles around it?
  762. # [15:00] <Isowerk> I cannot find any information on loading a png with alpha and whether the canvas will honor the alpha channel on all browsers.
  763. # [15:00] <Isowerk> Should I user per-pixel manipulation?
  764. # [15:06] <Isowerk> Have I just stumped this channel into silence with my stupid question?
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  801. # [18:37] <denysonique> Hi
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  806. # [18:39] <denysonique> Hi
  807. # [18:39] <denysonique> When I use the offline cache and specify add some .html files under the CACHE: section they only get cached after I have visited the page
  808. # [18:40] <denysonique> btw this IRC client seems to be buggy I need to re-joing brb
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  812. # [18:41] <denysonique> ok
  813. # [18:42] <denysonique> I am not sure if my question got throught so here I ask again: Does every resource specified under the CACHE: section need to be downloaded manually by the browser in order for it to be cached?
  814. # [18:43] <denysonique> under the CACHE section I specified page1.html and page2.html -- but these files were cached for offline use only after I have visited them
  815. # [18:44] <denysonique> etc
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  817. # [18:51] <Pewpewarrows> denysonique: I'm assuming the reason you're asking is that you've visited page1.html and page2.html previously, and then after visiting you added them to the CACHE?
  818. # [18:51] <Pewpewarrows> and you're wondering why it doesn't use the browser's existing cache?
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  834. # [19:45] <paul_irish> Pewpewarrows: ♡
  835. # [19:46] <Pewpewarrows> paul_irish: <3 right back atcha!
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  837. # [19:47] <nimbupani> http://gyazo.com/46ce31b807f494ed559e2c7d8bbf63b3.png
  838. # [19:47] <nimbupani> WAI
  839. # [19:47] <nimbupani> HOW
  840. # [19:47] <nimbupani> IGNORANCE OF pseudo selectors
  841. # [19:47] <nimbupani> how
  842. # [19:47] <paul_irish> hehehe
  843. # [19:47] <paul_irish> yeah i'm a bit clueless on some of those
  844. # [19:48] <Pewpewarrows> HN confuses the hell out of me
  845. # [19:48] <Pewpewarrows> on some days the comments are spot-on, insightful, I spend a whole afternoon learning from them
  846. # [19:48] <Pewpewarrows> othertimes they make no sense
  847. # [19:49] <Pewpewarrows> LE SIGH
  848. # [19:49] <Evet> is flashcanvas the best at what it does?"
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  850. # [19:51] <paul_irish> i think so.
  851. # [19:51] <paul_irish> having not used either excanvas or flashcanvas extensively, i can proclaim flashcanvas the victor.
  852. # [19:51] <nimbupani> :D
  853. # [19:52] <denysonique> Pewpewarrows: no, when I just add those pages to the CACHE: section, they do not get cached until I visit them; after I visit them they are available in offline mode, if I do not, prior to offline browsing these pages are not accessible
  854. # [19:53] <Evet> what do you suggest for websockets?
  855. # [19:54] <Pewpewarrows> denysonique: that's by design. the browser can't cache it until it visits it once.
  856. # [19:54] <denysonique> Pewpewarrows: thanks
  857. # [19:55] <denysonique> I thought so, but I haven't seen that anywhere stated etc
  858. # [19:57] <paul_irish> Evet: socket.io
  859. # [19:58] <Evet> paul_irish: thanks
  860. # [19:58] <Pewpewarrows> ho shit, when did Chrome Dev Tools add websockets to the resources tab
  861. # [19:58] <paul_irish> np
  862. # [19:58] <paul_irish> a bit ago.
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  864. # [19:59] <Pewpewarrows> I don't remember reading it on the release notes, hmmmm
  865. # [20:03] <nimbupani> isofarro is not that wrong https://twitter.com/dotjay/status/26598591778783232
  866. # [20:03] <twitterhapy> http://bit.ly/dIujrK @dotjay -- RT @isofarro: from the pseudo-outraged tone it reads like the w3fools.com content is a dump of some mailing list of snobs. pity.
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  870. # [20:05] <paul_irish> instead of complaining about w3fools, they should go build a better w3fools than we could.
  871. # [20:06] <nimbupani> HA HA HA HA HA HA HAHA
  872. # [20:06] <nimbupani> +100 paul_irish
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  875. # [20:06] <Pewpewarrows> paul_irish: but how would that get them HN circle-jerk karma? You're not thinking about their big picture.
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  879. # [20:07] <paul_irish> true.
  880. # [20:09] <snover> paul_irish: it’s so weird that having a bunch of random dudes collaborating on the same document for funzies means that it might not be 100% consistent
  881. # [20:09] <snover> (and dudettes, obvs.)
  882. # [20:10] <nimbupani> ha ha ha
  883. # [20:10] <nimbupani> thanks for including me snover
  884. # [20:10] <nimbupani> (in brackets)
  885. # [20:10] <snover> The brackets say “3/5ths”
  886. # [20:11] * snover hides
  887. # [20:11] * nimbupani looks under the bed
  888. # [20:11] <paul_irish> GOT YA
  889. # [20:11] <snover> damn your cunning :(
  890. # [20:11] <snover> cunning is a great word because it’s both a noun and an adjective
  891. # [20:12] <paul_irish> so you could go with either "your" or "you're"
  892. # [20:12] <nimbupani> and still be right!
  893. # [20:12] <paul_irish> i'll tell boaz.
  894. # [20:12] <paul_irish> and jdalton.
  895. # [20:12] <nimbupani> :D :D :D :D
  896. # [20:13] <paul_irish> larger blog post on the topic http://aspektas.com/blog/w3fools-a-foolish-attack-on-w3schoolscom/
  897. # [20:13] <nimbupani> FOOLISH
  898. # [20:13] <Pewpewarrows> foolish
  899. # [20:13] <Pewpewarrows> rofl
  900. # [20:13] <Pewpewarrows> Disclosure: I am a moderator on the official W3Schools Forums. However, I have no vested interest or control over the content on the w3schools.com domain.
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  903. # [20:23] <paul_irish> from what i hear the forum moderators are pissed at the site owners for their own reasons.
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  905. # [20:25] <tw2113> zero invested time for maintaining accurate details with a rapidly evolving field of study?
  906. # [20:25] <paul_irish> something along those lines.
  907. # [20:26] <tw2113> cool
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  909. # [20:29] <cgcardona> tw2113: about time you showed up - damn
  910. # [20:29] <cgcardona> aren't you on east coast time?
  911. # [20:29] <cgcardona> what time is it for you? like 5:30 pm or somethin?
  912. # [20:30] <tw2113> 1:30pm
  913. # [20:30] <cgcardona> and you're just showin your face around here?
  914. # [20:30] <tw2113> central time
  915. # [20:30] <tw2113> and i slept in till after noon
  916. # [20:30] <cgcardona> nicely done
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  923. # [20:35] <NiftyLettuce> \o/
  924. # [20:36] <pluma> \o/
  925. # [20:38] <cgcardona> \o\
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  930. # [20:59] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: latest patch is in and live
  931. # [20:59] <antonkovalyov> paul_irish, i wish all projects were as fast :)
  932. # [21:00] <nimbupani> :)
  933. # [21:00] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: can you link to the habrhabr thread?
  934. # [21:01] <antonkovalyov> russians only sorrrrry
  935. # [21:01] <antonkovalyov> :)
  936. # [21:01] <antonkovalyov> jk http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/html5/111944/
  937. # [21:01] <nimbupani> :)
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  939. # [21:06] <NiftyLettuce> paul_irish: you already have it in italian right?
  940. # [21:06] <NiftyLettuce> oh nice
  941. # [21:06] <paul_irish> http://it.html5boilerplate.com/
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  946. # [21:26] <tw2113> another reddit submission for fools, http://www.reddit.com/r/web_design/comments/f3a9p/w3fools_a_w3schools_intervention/
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  948. # [21:34] <paul_irish> Pewpewarrows: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2110136
  949. # [21:35] <paul_irish> upvoat
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  951. # [21:36] <Pewpewarrows> paul_irish: done, and well written SlexAxton
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  954. # [21:40] <snover> upboat
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  956. # [21:44] <Pewpewarrows> "Gecko (Firefox) theoretically supports infinite text-shadows (don't try it)."
  957. # [21:44] <Pewpewarrows> /challengeaccepted
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  961. # [21:47] <thatryan> paul_irish: are people complaining about w3fools or something?
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  963. # [21:48] <tw2113> i've seen a lot of people say it's a really harsh attack with not enough backing
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  966. # [21:50] <paul_irish> it happens.
  967. # [21:50] <tw2113> pretty much, you are not going to get the support of everyone
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  969. # [21:51] <thatryan> oh well of course not
  970. # [21:52] <thatryan> just read that post though, sounded like people attacked it or something?
  971. # [21:52] <Pewpewarrows> thatryan: it's gotten the internet all riled up
  972. # [22:01] <antonkovalyov> i am just gonna say it
  973. # [22:01] <antonkovalyov> w3schools itself is enough backing for any attack against them
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  976. # [22:05] <tw2113> i like how everyone keeps saying the people involved should just create a better site with the "accurate info"
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  981. # [22:09] <thatryan> ok got subway and cookies, ready to work :)
  982. # [22:09] <thatryan> tw2113: where is that convo taking place?
  983. # [22:09] <tw2113> mostly on the reddit threads i see about it
  984. # [22:09] <paul_irish> reddit and HN mostly
  985. # [22:09] <Pewpewarrows> thatryan: HN, reddit, twitter, various blog posts
  986. # [22:09] <antonkovalyov> fuck hn
  987. # [22:09] <antonkovalyov> with all due respect to paul graham :)
  988. # [22:09] <thatryan> ah i dont read reddit, what the hell is HN?
  989. # [22:10] <paul_irish> some bullshit.
  990. # [22:10] <antonkovalyov> Hacker News, news.ycombinator.com
  991. # [22:10] <thatryan> ah lame sauce
  992. # [22:10] <antonkovalyov> it used to be really good
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  994. # [22:10] <antonkovalyov> but now it is one big circlejerk
  995. # [22:10] <Pewpewarrows> there's still the uncommon gem posted there
  996. # [22:11] <Pewpewarrows> but yeah, it was much better a year or so ago
  997. # [22:11] <tw2113> i agree more with the idea of "fix the deflating tire instead of buying a new one"
  998. # [22:11] <thatryan> i like new stuff
  999. # [22:11] <thatryan> its shiny :)
  1000. # [22:11] <Pewpewarrows> in this case it's more like, fix the deflating tire vs making a new tier yourself from scratch
  1001. # [22:12] <tw2113> and getting w3schools uptodate would not be the hardest thing ever, and there is some good accurate info there
  1002. # [22:12] <Pewpewarrows> s/tier/tire
  1003. # [22:12] <antonkovalyov> w3schools is a for-profit organization
  1004. # [22:12] <antonkovalyov> i am ok with translating html5boilerplate and contributing to open source
  1005. # [22:12] <antonkovalyov> i am not ok in helping some org to make money for free
  1006. # [22:13] <tw2113> thus why it'd benefit being a wiki
  1007. # [22:13] <Pewpewarrows> but we already have wikis
  1008. # [22:13] <tw2113> although that doesn't relate to anton's arguement
  1009. # [22:14] * jeffszusz isn't quite clear on the discussion - could someone quickly summarize?
  1010. # [22:15] <tw2113> school vs fool
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  1012. # [22:16] <tw2113> schools is for fools?
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  1014. # [22:17] <Pewpewarrows> jeffszusz: the #1 google search result for a lot of html, css, js info is W3Schools, their information has a tenancy to be inaccurate or out-of-date, lots of people put together W3Fools to point this out
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  1016. # [22:18] <tw2113> damn, the Raider's March from Indiana Jones isn't quite as epic as i hoped playing at .09 the regular speed
  1017. # [22:20] <jeffszusz> hm I wasn't aware that htmldog and sitepoint were that much more accurate than w3
  1018. # [22:21] <paul_irish> w3schools you mean?
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  1020. # [22:21] <paul_irish> you *cannot* abbreviate w3schools as "w3"
  1021. # [22:21] <JKarsrud> woah
  1022. # [22:22] <thatryan> ha
  1023. # [22:22] * tw2113 notes to be accurate with what you reference or paul will rip your head off and embed it in jquery
  1024. # [22:22] <jeffszusz> ah right, not affiliated
  1025. # [22:23] <tw2113> set up some dummy function that retrieves the head of those who besmirch and concatenate it to a variable that never gets used
  1026. # [22:23] <Pewpewarrows> hmm, embedding my head in jquery might not be that bad
  1027. # [22:23] <JKarsrud> These guys are so not the w3: http://www.xdayx.com/about/about_refsnes.asp.htm
  1028. # [22:23] <tw2113> and add in a counter each time it gets run so you know how many are in there
  1029. # [22:24] <tw2113> ha! they call themselves webmasters
  1030. # [22:24] <tw2113> i thought that term went away with the .com burst
  1031. # [22:25] <JKarsrud> guess not
  1032. # [22:26] <antonkovalyov> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/447925/Screenshots/t1lyb6mrs8rp.png :'-(
  1033. # [22:26] <thatryan> ha
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  1035. # [22:26] <antonkovalyov> it's like saying
  1036. # [22:26] <Pewpewarrows> any recommendations for how many ms is acceptable in terms of page load and flash of unfinished content styling?
  1037. # [22:27] <antonkovalyov> i started my career with visual basic 6.0 about a decade ago and i still find myself writing in it occasionally
  1038. # [22:27] <Pewpewarrows> DHTML
  1039. # [22:27] <Pewpewarrows> ^ best term
  1040. # [22:27] <thatryan> im going to write a post on why w3fools is awesome! :)
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  1042. # [22:29] <paul_irish> Pewpewarrows: why is there any fouc flash
  1043. # [22:29] <paul_irish> i dont know of a reason there needs to be.
  1044. # [22:29] <Pewpewarrows> paul_irish: unstyled is perhaps a bad word
  1045. # [22:30] <paul_irish> you mean initialization of shit
  1046. # [22:30] <Pewpewarrows> it's literally just the css loading and rendering
  1047. # [22:30] <paul_irish> hmm
  1048. # [22:30] <Pewpewarrows> and it's not much, like 300ms I think right now, but I was wondering if there's been any studies or recommendations on it
  1049. # [22:31] <Pewpewarrows> like I know Google put out UI latency ms guidelines
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  1052. # [22:32] <Pewpewarrows> wow webkit, this is like the best css news in years
  1053. # [22:32] <Pewpewarrows> variables, mixins and shit native?
  1054. # [22:33] <paul_irish> boom boom
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  1056. # [22:35] <paul_irish> bets on if someone will not figure out the arrow keys on that slide deck?
  1057. # [22:37] <Pewpewarrows> oh good, they're spec'ing it out first
  1058. # [22:37] <Pewpewarrows> bad news: that means IE9 won't get it
  1059. # [22:37] <Pewpewarrows> well, it might, what's IE9's release date look like
  1060. # [22:38] <paul_irish> i heard a rumor about an RC at the end of this month
  1061. # [22:39] <paul_irish> they better put in transitions.
  1062. # [22:39] <paul_irish> OR ILL BE ANGRY
  1063. # [22:39] <thatryan> how angry
  1064. # [22:39] <paul_irish> SHIFT KEY ANGRY
  1065. # [22:39] <thatryan> OH NOE
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  1067. # [22:44] <snover> six years of experience?
  1068. # [22:45] <alcuadrado> wow, the slides of paul_irish's last tweets are great! a little bit difficult to discover how they work, but really nice effect
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  1070. # [22:49] <JKarsrud> that tweet is so retweeted
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  1073. # [22:52] <alcuadrado> pipe for module access operator is a little weird, but modules would be great
  1074. # [22:54] <paul_irish> yeah agreed.. borrowed from XML namespaces
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  1076. # [22:54] <paul_irish> woot
  1077. # [22:54] <chriseppstein> ^_^
  1078. # [22:55] <paul_irish> ★ everyone meet chriseppstein, the creator of Compass. the SASS swiss-army knife
  1079. # [22:55] * chriseppstein waves.
  1080. # [22:55] <alcuadrado> . or :: would be much better
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  1082. # [22:56] <chriseppstein> link if you don't know what paul_irish is talking about: http://beta.compass-style.org/
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  1084. # [22:56] <paul_irish> chris, alcuadrado just said "pipe for module access operator is a little weird, but modules would be great"
  1085. # [22:56] <paul_irish> but yah. agreed.
  1086. # [22:56] <chriseppstein> paul_irish, alcuadrado I agree. I think it's strange unless we actually use namespaces for modules
  1087. # [22:56] <paul_irish> chriseppstein: you gotta launch that site naooo
  1088. # [22:57] <chriseppstein> paul_irish: can't sass 3.1 has to ship first
  1089. # [22:57] <chriseppstein> a couple weeks.
  1090. # [22:57] <paul_irish> o. aiight
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  1092. # [22:58] <paul_irish> chriseppstein: also i was thinking.. you know <img lowsrc
  1093. # [22:58] <NiftyLettuce> chriseppstein: loving the power/on/off button
  1094. # [22:58] <JKarsrud> yeah, what's up with the pipe?
  1095. # [22:58] <chriseppstein> paul_irish: yes
  1096. # [22:58] <paul_irish> imagine if the <link tag had something like that but.. it was media-query qualified
  1097. # [22:59] <alcuadrado> pipe just sounds like redirecting streams, like cat file | wc -l
  1098. # [22:59] <chriseppstein> ex?
  1099. # [22:59] <paul_irish> instead of your replace="#oldlinktag" thing
  1100. # [22:59] <paul_irish> like um
  1101. # [22:59] <chriseppstein> alcuadrado: I think they're using the pipe because it's a css namespace qualifier in selectors
  1102. # [23:00] <paul_irish> <link rel=stylesheet href=oldass.css hawthref=sassy.css hawtmedia="(-webkit-sassy)">
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  1105. # [23:00] <chriseppstein> i see. yes. that is much nicer. those attrs would be ignored
  1106. # [23:00] <chriseppstein> by old browsers
  1107. # [23:01] <paul_irish> but yeah this needs to come in at the html level.
  1108. # [23:01] <paul_irish> i'll talk to tab about it if you dont first
  1109. # [23:01] <antonkovalyov> are there developer advocates for ie at all?
  1110. # [23:01] <chriseppstein> we're meeting on tuesday
  1111. # [23:02] <alcuadrado> I have to admit that I've never heard about css namespaces before :$
  1112. # [23:02] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: no just program managers.
  1113. # [23:02] <antonkovalyov> THANK YOU PEOPLE FOR CSS MIXINS
  1114. # [23:02] <chriseppstein> http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/#univnmsp
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  1116. # [23:03] <antonkovalyov> http://dagobah.net/flash/thank_you.swf
  1117. # [23:03] <chriseppstein> antonkovalyov: I didn't invent mixins, but I did invent arguments to them ;)
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  1120. # [23:03] <antonkovalyov> chriseppstein, http://dagobah.net/flash/thank_you.swf
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  1123. # [23:04] <antonkovalyov> and to whoever implements them in browsers
  1124. # [23:04] <paul_irish> hahaahhahah
  1125. # [23:04] <chriseppstein> lol
  1126. # [23:04] <paul_irish> omg this is fannnnntastic
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  1128. # [23:05] <JKarsrud> hahaha
  1129. # [23:05] <JKarsrud> That. Was. Awesome!
  1130. # [23:05] <paul_irish> im up to 1300
  1131. # [23:06] <chriseppstein> I had to stop.
  1132. # [23:06] <chriseppstein> I got shy
  1133. # [23:06] <NiftyLettuce> do they blow up once you get to 1 million?
  1134. # [23:06] <antonkovalyov> 2000
  1135. # [23:06] <paul_irish> HAHAHA
  1136. # [23:06] <JKarsrud> I'm so not stopping this one
  1137. # [23:06] <Pewpewarrows> definitely leaving this on overnight
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  1139. # [23:07] <antonkovalyov> hmmm
  1140. # [23:07] <antonkovalyov> is this https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript_typed_arrays Gecko only?
  1141. # [23:07] <Pewpewarrows> 27.7777... hours to get to 1 million thank yous
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  1143. # [23:08] * chriseppstein waves at nimbupani
  1144. # [23:08] <nimbupani> WOOOT hai chriseppstein :)
  1145. # [23:08] <Pewpewarrows> antonkovalyov: I thought that was just introduced in the latest FF4 beta
  1146. # [23:08] <antonkovalyov> Pewpewarrows, ya but I wonder if it is a part of some spec/agreement or just Fx-specific feature
  1147. # [23:08] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: they're in webkit
  1148. # [23:08] <chriseppstein> hey, paul_irish, what does FF think of these ideas for mixins, vars, etc
  1149. # [23:08] <antonkovalyov> sweeeeeeet
  1150. # [23:08] <paul_irish> lots landed with webgl
  1151. # [23:09] <Pewpewarrows> oh nice, typed array funzies for all!
  1152. # [23:09] * jeffsz_laptop is impressed with the w3fools site
  1153. # [23:09] <nimbupani> thanks jeffsz_laptop
  1154. # [23:09] <jeffsz_laptop> you guys always make such nice looking stuff
  1155. # [23:10] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: http://bit.ly/chromestatus indicates they are in chrome 7
  1156. # [23:11] <antonkovalyov> that's a neat web page
  1157. # [23:12] <nimbupani> awwwws thanks jeffsz_laptop
  1158. # [23:14] <paul_irish> thanks! i made it
  1159. # [23:14] <antonkovalyov> no surprise here
  1160. # [23:14] <paul_irish> https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript_typed_arrays now has compat information for webkit
  1161. # [23:14] <paul_irish> YOUR MOVE, W3SCHOOLS
  1162. # [23:14] <antonkovalyov> who is coming to the performance of the new twitter talk?
  1163. # [23:15] <paul_irish> oh chris is local too! yay
  1164. # [23:15] <paul_irish> antonkovalyov: link plz
  1165. # [23:15] <antonkovalyov> http://www.meetup.com/SF-Web-Performance-Group/calendar/15804672/?a=cr1p_grp&rv=cr1p
  1166. # [23:15] <antonkovalyov> if you did not know about that
  1167. # [23:15] <antonkovalyov> you're fucked
  1168. # [23:15] <antonkovalyov> it's full :)
  1169. # [23:17] <nimbupani> its ben cherry
  1170. # [23:17] <nimbupani> i bet there will be room for paul_irish
  1171. # [23:17] <nimbupani> ARE U KIDDIN
  1172. # [23:18] <jeffsz_laptop> i love the # link to the current spot on the page beside each of the linkable headings....
  1173. # [23:18] <jeffsz_laptop> (w3fools.com)
  1174. # [23:18] <antonkovalyov> who is ben cherry
  1175. # [23:18] <nimbupani> wat antonkovalyov
  1176. # [23:18] <nimbupani> u are going to the talk!
  1177. # [23:18] <antonkovalyov> i know that he is a front-end engineer at twitter
  1178. # [23:18] <paul_irish> he's dope. he introduced a lot of people to hoisting in javascript
  1179. # [23:19] <paul_irish> ?g adaquately good hoisting
  1180. # [23:19] <bot-t> paul_irish, Adequately Good - JavaScript Scoping and Hoisting - by Ben Cherry - http://www.adequatelygood.com/2010/2/JavaScript-Scoping-and-Hoisting
  1181. # [23:20] <snover> paul_irish: I think I am going to cry at how wonderful it is to have some low-level data functions being exposed finally
  1182. # [23:20] <antonkovalyov> kk he uses disqus
  1183. # [23:20] <antonkovalyov> respect level up
  1184. # [23:20] <paul_irish> haha
  1185. # [23:21] <antonkovalyov> cbs is just next door from our office
  1186. # [23:21] <antonkovalyov> i love when meetups are there :)
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  1188. # [23:23] <paul_irish> snover: i'm hearing mixed things about them so far.. perf wise and such
  1189. # [23:23] <paul_irish> but.. i'm sure they'll get better
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  1191. # [23:26] <Pewpewarrows> does disqus allow you to customize max depth of a comment reply thread? that's the only thing holding me back from using it right now (I think more than a single reply-depth is ugly and unwieldy)
  1192. # [23:27] <snover> Pewpewarrows: pretty sure I remember an option like that, yes
  1193. # [23:27] <Pewpewarrows> snover: thx, I'll check it out some more then
  1194. # [23:28] <Pewpewarrows> oh, they've had it since 2008
  1195. # [23:28] <Pewpewarrows> derp
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  1200. # [23:36] <antonkovalyov> Pewpewarrows, it doe
  1201. # [23:36] <antonkovalyov> does*
  1202. # [23:36] <antonkovalyov> oh you've already figured it out :)
  1203. # [23:36] <Pewpewarrows> antonkovalyov: yeah, but thanks anyway :)
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  1205. # [23:36] <paul_irish> http://paulirish.com/i/8da0.png
  1206. # [23:37] <paul_irish> MORE confirmation of facts that are true.
  1207. # [23:37] <paul_irish> pew pew
  1208. # [23:37] <Pewpewarrows> I'm still not convinced, I'm going to need a Disqus dev to get in here and confirm
  1209. # [23:38] <antonkovalyov> i just diud
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  1211. # [23:38] <antonkovalyov> did*
  1212. # [23:38] <paul_irish> ^
  1213. # [23:38] <nimbupani> antonkovalyov: is a disqus dev
  1214. # [23:38] <nimbupani> :)
  1215. # [23:38] <antonkovalyov> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/447925/Screenshots/_9oictwzg8dc.png
  1216. # [23:38] <antonkovalyov> haha
  1217. # [23:38] <thatryan> what the hell is a disqus
  1218. # [23:38] <thatryan> lol
  1219. # [23:38] <paul_irish> /kickban thatryan
  1220. # [23:38] <thatryan> :(
  1221. # [23:38] <Pewpewarrows> well now I feel like an idiot
  1222. # [23:38] <antonkovalyov> thatryan level down
  1223. # [23:39] <antonkovalyov> respect level down*
  1224. # [23:39] <antonkovalyov> :D
  1225. # [23:39] <Pewpewarrows> antonkovalyov: awesome product btw, huge django fan
  1226. # [23:39] <antonkovalyov> ty, i don't do much django though, i am front-end guy
  1227. # [23:39] <thatryan> ah come on antonkovalyov be cool yo! ;)
  1228. # [23:39] <thatryan> i totally use your shiz :D
  1229. # [23:39] <antonkovalyov> i was just kidding :)
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  1236. # [23:59] <NiftyLettuce> can anyone tell me whats wrong with this sass syntax? http://pastebin.com/HYyzQV18
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