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  26. # [00:29] <BrianBlakely> danbeam: I think he meant inlining imports of files in the same directory.
  27. # [00:30] <BrianBlakely> Which could only help
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  36. # [00:45] <grantg> hey, does anyone approve of this new meme? http://i.imgur.com/v2JAx.png
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  42. # [00:49] <blindMoe> does anyone have any recommendations for playing audio files through html5 but supporting on mobile and desktop devices?
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  45. # [00:50] <blindMoe> I am beginning to think I need to encode each file 3 or 4 ways and still offer flash as a backup :/
  46. # [00:50] <grantg> heh
  47. # [00:50] <grantg> try WAV as a last-ditch
  48. # [00:50] <blindMoe> hehe
  49. # [00:50] <grantg> and use MP3 before it
  50. # [00:51] <grantg> maybe include an OGG
  51. # [00:51] <grantg> Opera has supported WAV forever
  52. # [00:51] <grantg> ff 3.6 does too
  53. # [00:52] <grantg> and so does safari and chrome on mac
  54. # [00:52] <blindMoe> I am basically going to have to store on amazon s3 and have encoding.com watch the bucket and encode in 4 different formats then use limelight to deliver the proper format :/
  55. # [00:52] <blindMoe> it is rediculous what it takes
  56. # [00:52] <grantg> or
  57. # [00:53] <grantg> you can decode a .WAV file in JS and then re-encode it in multiple formats in JS until the browser takes it
  58. # [00:53] <grantg> via the data uri trick
  59. # [00:53] <grantg> I've been working on a similar tick. :P
  60. # [00:53] <grantg> *trick
  61. # [00:53] <blindMoe> never heard of that
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  63. # [00:53] <grantg> because it involves reading the binary format spec
  64. # [00:53] <blindMoe> sounds like there would be no streaming support and you would be stuck with a bunch of huge .wav files
  65. # [00:53] <grantg> and creating a decoder and encoder in js
  66. # [00:54] <blindMoe> hehe think I will skip that approach ;)
  67. # [00:54] <grantg> blindmoe: I'm actually doing a .mp3 decoder
  68. # [00:54] <grantg> that then plays it through mozaudio and web audio
  69. # [00:54] <grantg> and falls back to .wav data uri
  70. # [00:54] <grantg> for sound file playing
  71. # [00:55] <blindMoe> you think it will work on mobile devices?
  72. # [00:55] <grantg> it will check to see if the browser supports .mp3 ahead of time so it can see if it can do a passthrough
  73. # [00:55] <blindMoe> can't imagine sound decoding / encoding in JS on a mobile device is a very good idea :)
  74. # [00:55] <grantg> blindMoe: true
  75. # [00:55] <grantg> 5 second delay. :P
  76. # [00:55] <grantg> then your audio is ready
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  78. # [00:55] <blindMoe> that is the only problem... mobile devices. Otherwise I would just use flash and have no problems
  79. # [00:56] <moo-_-> blindMoe: die flash, die
  80. # [00:56] <blindMoe> moo-_-: trust me.. I wish it would
  81. # [00:57] <grantg> MSIE user classiness: http://www.reddit.com/r/html5/comments/gy5cm/levels_of_msie_classiness/
  82. # [00:57] <grantg> :P
  83. # [00:57] <blindMoe> I also wish there was a standardized audio codec that worked in all browsers / platforms .. but since there isn't... this is what we get
  84. # [00:57] <grantg> .WAV is the closest
  85. # [00:57] <grantg> unfortunately
  86. # [00:57] <moo-_-> blindMoe: my best shot would be use mp4 video + webm video
  87. # [00:57] <blindMoe> can you get decent compression on a .wav though.. I haven't tried in years so I don't know
  88. # [00:57] <moo-_-> mp4 video goes into flash and native <video> on MS / Safari
  89. # [00:57] <moo-_-> and mobile also
  90. # [00:57] <blindMoe> don't want to end up with 4gig files on the server for an hour of audio
  91. # [00:58] <moo-_-> blindMoe: WAV has n compression
  92. # [00:58] <blindMoe> I think I am pretty much forced to go the s3/encoding.com/limelight path ... we need users to be able to upload any format and play on any device :(
  93. # [00:59] <blindMoe> http://diveintohtml5.org/video.html#audio-codecs
  94. # [00:59] <moo-_-> blindMoe: if you are looking for a commercial solution we are already encoding to any devices and desktops through XML-RPC + FTP api
  95. # [00:59] <blindMoe> that is a good site for some quick info
  96. # [00:59] <blindMoe> moo-_-: who is "we" ?
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  98. # [00:59] <blindMoe> we are using commercial solutions so any info would be great
  99. # [01:00] <moo-_-> blindMoe: http://mfabrik.com/technology/apex-vertex
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  101. # [01:01] <moo-_-> I don't have a better link to give now, but we are encoding files for the biggest Finnish TV channels
  102. # [01:01] <moo-_-> and the API is pretty much usable with any site... I have been integrating it for Plone content management system, but it works with Drupal and pure FTP too
  103. # [01:01] <moo-_-> at least
  104. # [01:02] <blindMoe> can it link up with amazon s3?
  105. # [01:02] <moo-_-> yes it can
  106. # [01:02] <blindMoe> can I give you my e-mail address so one of your technical or sales guys can get ahold of me?
  107. # [01:02] <moo-_-> yep
  108. # [01:02] <blindMoe> the site this will be going on will potentially be very large
  109. # [01:03] <moo-_-> it's already 2:00 AM here, so I am not in the best condition to do a sales pitch
  110. # [01:03] <blindMoe> hehe no problem.. I don't really want to hear one right now anyway... been under my truck all day replacing a starter and debugging electrical problems
  111. # [01:03] <moo-_-> de-bugging
  112. # [01:03] <moo-_-> I hope you are not still using vacuum tubes >_<
  113. # [01:03] <blindMoe> haha no
  114. # [01:09] <grantg> ✄ ❥
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  141. # [02:11] <tw2113> http://trexthepirate.com/newt/ anything I should add that you can't see here?
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  143. # [02:12] <techrush> it should read "All our twitter profile links"
  144. # [02:12] <techrush> are/our
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  146. # [02:12] <techrush> great resource btw
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  149. # [02:15] <tw2113> I wanted to compile my own little resource i could point new people to
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  151. # [02:16] <tw2113> ooh, i should add github links too
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  153. # [02:20] <biodegabriel> tw2113: what does "NEWT" mean?
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  156. # [02:21] <tw2113> New Exciting Web Technologies via http://www.brucelawson.co.uk/2010/meet-newt-new-exciting-web-technologies/
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  158. # [02:25] <biodegabriel> thx
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  162. # [02:41] <tw2113> miketaylr what you think? http://trexthepirate.com/newt/
  163. # [02:42] <tw2113> anything I need to add at the moment besides styling?
  164. # [02:42] <miketaylr> looking good!
  165. # [02:42] <tw2113> i decided to be lazy and have the actual lists all done with arrays
  166. # [02:42] <tw2113> hopefully adding to the arrays is easier than typing out each item
  167. # [02:43] <miketaylr> i like how readible it is with no styling, so that's a good start
  168. # [02:45] <tw2113> i'm going to have fun with this next tweet due to mentions
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  171. # [02:48] <thatryan> tw2113: ping pong
  172. # [02:49] <tw2113> yo
  173. # [02:49] <thatryan> finishing a list :)
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  176. # [02:51] <thatryan> im'd you a list yo
  177. # [02:51] <tw2113> thanks
  178. # [02:51] <tw2113> :D
  179. # [02:51] <qom2> anyone familiar with fabric.js? I'm trying to transform/resize an image, and I want the object to keep it's proportions, any ideas? http://pastie.org/1837433
  180. # [02:52] <tw2113> should I include Zeldman?
  181. # [02:54] <tw2113> yeah, i should
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  184. # [02:56] <tw2113> thatryan and i are having a debate
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  186. # [02:56] <tw2113> would https://github.com/Modernizr/Modernizr/wiki/HTML5-Cross-browser-Polyfills be html5 or javascript, technically
  187. # [02:56] <thatryan> i win yes?
  188. # [02:57] <tw2113> personally i'd say javascript because that's technically how it's implemented, and it just emulates html5 for those not able to actually handle it
  189. # [02:57] <thatryan> you and your logic
  190. # [02:58] <tw2113> i'm cursed, i know
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  195. # [03:06] <tw2113> anyone?
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  197. # [03:08] <thatryan> you have my vote :)
  198. # [03:10] <tw2113> if i was getting better response on twitter, i'd ask there too, but i tend to not get a huge response
  199. # [03:11] <tw2113> i need something for the APIs
  200. # [03:11] <thatryan> see if you had my name on the list there you would get more.
  201. # [03:11] <thatryan> lol
  202. # [03:14] <tw2113> still cursed, i know
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  206. # [03:16] <tw2113> strangely enough, rob hawkes followed me after i mentioned that he's listed
  207. # [03:23] <tw2113> it was fun typing "no copyright maintained"
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  211. # [03:24] <tw2113> er enforced
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  221. # [03:41] <thatryan> tw2113: tweeted you out yo
  222. # [03:41] <tw2113> i saw that, thanks Ryan :D
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  224. # [03:41] <thatryan> woot
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  231. # [04:15] <tw2113> :D new github repo
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  255. # [05:09] <thatryan> hecka just followed you on github tw2113
  256. # [05:09] <thatryan> stalker++
  257. # [05:09] <thatryan> :p
  258. # [05:11] <paul_irish> danbeam: why is inlining a crazy idea
  259. # [05:11] <paul_irish> comeonnnnnnn
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  276. # [06:25] <paul_irish> http://www.justin.tv/marakana_techtv#/w/1131504432/2
  277. # [06:25] <paul_irish> live panel with IE and Chrome n stuff
  278. # [06:26] <paul_irish> taking audience questions with #html5night hashtag
  279. # [06:27] <tw2113> are you there?
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  281. # [06:28] <vier> yay p2p
  282. # [06:29] <vier> it will eventually come...
  283. # [06:29] <paul_irish> nah i had shit to do
  284. # [06:30] * tw2113 sends that link to his desktop for better speakers
  285. # [06:30] <ryanseddon> vier: checkout the browsersocket plugin for firefox, you can do p2p using websockets
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  287. # [06:31] <vier> ryanseddon: thanks, but doesnt the spec say websockets wont be used for p2p?
  288. # [06:31] <tw2113> and another ad :D
  289. # [06:31] <vier> <3 ads
  290. # [06:31] <danbeam> paul_irish: it's not crazy, but it also doesn't really offer any benefits to combining (IMO)
  291. # [06:31] <ryanseddon> yeah it won't all this plugin does is make your browser instance act like a socket server
  292. # [06:31] <ryanseddon> and any websocket supporting device can connect and communicate with it
  293. # [06:31] <danbeam> paul_irish: as well as it gives a higher chance of accidentally leaving in a whole extra stylesheet
  294. # [06:32] <danbeam> paul_irish: as well as a higher chance of accidentally double including the same CSS
  295. # [06:32] <paul_irish> :o
  296. # [06:32] <danbeam> (i.e. you didn't know it was inlined so you have the inline content as well as the extra stylesheet)
  297. # [06:33] <paul_irish> watt
  298. # [06:33] <danbeam> but, the latter is rarer
  299. # [06:33] <vier> ryanseddon: thanks, ill wait until some browser supports it with the standard spec though :)
  300. # [06:33] <danbeam> you're already saying @import, so I guess that's not really taht valid
  301. # [06:33] <danbeam> that*
  302. # [06:33] <danbeam> I just think a user should know explicitly when they're combining, but you could always say "inline all the background images to data URIs" or "inline all the @imports"
  303. # [06:34] <danbeam> (P.S. I think converting and grouping background images into a data URI [only once] is a cooler idea)
  304. # [06:34] <paul_irish> right
  305. # [06:34] <paul_irish> yes
  306. # [06:34] <danbeam> which I've seen done
  307. # [06:34] <danbeam> like in juicer
  308. # [06:34] <paul_irish> anyway. i think it shouldnt be a default
  309. # [06:34] <paul_irish> but an option
  310. # [06:34] <danbeam> yeah, fo sho, if that's the case it's AWWRIGHT
  311. # [06:34] <paul_irish> some guy actually wrote it a month ago
  312. # [06:35] <paul_irish> leveraging yuicomp
  313. # [06:35] <paul_irish> but i dont like his code
  314. # [06:35] <danbeam> haha
  315. # [06:35] <danbeam> have you seen YUIComp?
  316. # [06:35] <danbeam> =O
  317. # [06:35] <danbeam> the horror
  318. # [06:35] <danbeam> https://github.com/cjohansen/juicer
  319. # [06:35] <paul_irish> https://github.com/antgrimmitt/caffeine-compressor
  320. # [06:36] <ryanseddon> wow justin.tv has so many freakin ads
  321. # [06:36] <danbeam> https://github.com/yui/yuicompressor/blob/master/src/com/yahoo/platform/yui/compressor/CssCompressor.java
  322. # [06:36] * danbeam eyes bleed a touch
  323. # [06:36] <vier> ryanseddon: isnt it lovely :P
  324. # [06:36] <paul_irish> danbeam: wahts up with stoyan doing the post today
  325. # [06:36] <danbeam> haha, yeah, lol
  326. # [06:37] <danbeam> dude, anything we can get Stoyan's help on
  327. # [06:37] <danbeam> I'm down for
  328. # [06:37] <danbeam> miss that dude
  329. # [06:37] <danbeam> also, he made a bit of the changes
  330. # [06:37] <danbeam> in 2.4.5 pretty sure
  331. # [06:37] <paul_irish> but .. he's still at fb right?
  332. # [06:37] <danbeam> stuff was handed to Reid Burke after, but yeah, Stoyan was maintainer ... until recently
  333. # [06:37] <danbeam> yes
  334. # [06:37] <danbeam> lol
  335. # [06:37] <paul_irish> okk
  336. # [06:38] <danbeam> https://github.com/yui/yuicompressor/blob/master/doc/CHANGELOG#L1
  337. # [06:38] <danbeam> actual changes
  338. # [06:38] <danbeam> /facepalm
  339. # [06:38] <danbeam> however, 2.4.5 was Stoyan, pretty sure
  340. # [06:38] <paul_irish> OKAY
  341. # [06:38] <paul_irish> do you live down there?
  342. # [06:38] <danbeam> Santa Monica?
  343. # [06:39] <ryanseddon> the guy on the right is Tab right? Who are the other guys?
  344. # [06:39] <paul_irish> oh. i meant umm. sunnyvale
  345. # [06:39] <danbeam> nope
  346. # [06:39] <danbeam> Santa Monica
  347. # [06:39] <danbeam> I go to SNV sometimes, though
  348. # [06:39] <paul_irish> ryanseddon: giorgio sardo in the middle
  349. # [06:39] <paul_irish> ie html5 evangelist
  350. # [06:39] <paul_irish> @seesharp on the left.
  351. # [06:40] <ryanseddon> paul_irish: thanks dude
  352. # [06:40] <vier> i love how the people from microsoft said "its open source, so you can right click view source and steal it"
  353. # [06:40] <paul_irish> ya
  354. # [06:40] <paul_irish> haahah
  355. # [06:40] <danbeam> hahaha
  356. # [06:40] <vier> its almost like they dont quite like open source
  357. # [06:40] <danbeam> vier: muhahahahah
  358. # [06:40] <ryanseddon> just disable the contextmenu in javascript bulletproof security
  359. # [06:41] * danbeam rofls
  360. # [06:41] <paul_irish> GOOD IDEA
  361. # [06:41] <vier> which is totally wierd, microsoft is like *the* OSS company
  362. # [06:41] <tw2113> they provide the pizza but can't provide the source
  363. # [06:41] <vier> haha
  364. # [06:42] <danbeam> I lol whenever enterprisey software thinks their code is too good to open source -- when the fuck would I want to see Sharepoint's code, lol?
  365. # [06:42] <tw2113> provide both and you'd have happier developers
  366. # [06:42] * ryanseddon eye bleed at the site of sharepoint code
  367. # [06:42] <danbeam> ryanseddon: yup
  368. # [06:42] <danbeam> I'm sure *some* of MS's code is pretty good
  369. # [06:42] <danbeam> but
  370. # [06:42] <danbeam> not confident about quite a few things
  371. # [06:43] <vier> i belive Microsoft have banned OSS from their app store - probably the easiest method to lose your developers
  372. # [06:43] <danbeam> DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS
  373. # [06:43] <danbeam> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMU0tzLwhbE
  374. # [06:43] <paul_irish> MAKE IT STOP
  375. # [06:43] <vier> "developers? who needs those? we just need apps for our app store"
  376. # [06:43] <danbeam> old meme is old
  377. # [06:44] <tw2113> pizza makers pizza makers pizza makers
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  381. # [06:44] <ryanseddon> pfft since when has OSS ever helped anyone
  382. # [06:44] <tw2113> crap, now i'm hungry
  383. # [06:44] <danbeam> ryanseddon: wat
  384. # [06:45] <danbeam> ryanseddon: you take that back
  385. # [06:45] <ryanseddon> </sarcasm>
  386. # [06:45] <paul_irish> AWES
  387. # [06:45] * danbeam is relieved he doesn't have to choke a bitch
  388. # [06:45] <ryanseddon> lol
  389. # [06:45] <paul_irish> hahahahaahah
  390. # [06:45] <danbeam> jk <3
  391. # [06:45] <paul_irish> http://paulirish.com/i/0b31.png
  392. # [06:46] <paul_irish> i dont totes agree, but i'll let it slide
  393. # [06:46] <tw2113> anyone want to suggest some additions to my page here? http://trexthepirate.com/newt/
  394. # [06:46] <ryanseddon> whats the context to that slide?
  395. # [06:46] <tw2113> life?
  396. # [06:47] <danbeam> tw2113: webgl in JS
  397. # [06:47] <danbeam> tw2113: MDC guide
  398. # [06:47] <vier> tw2113: cant think of any myself sorry
  399. # [06:47] <danbeam> `ref mdc webgl
  400. # [06:47] <danbeam> ?mdc webgl
  401. # [06:47] <danbeam> damn
  402. # [06:47] <bot-t> danbeam, WebGL - https://developer.mozilla.org/en/WebGL
  403. # [06:47] <danbeam> https://developer.mozilla.org/en/WebGL
  404. # [06:47] <danbeam> damn, too fast
  405. # [06:47] <danbeam> lol
  406. # [06:47] <vier> actually, you dont have the jquery api there do you?
  407. # [06:48] <tw2113> no on the jquery
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  409. # [06:48] <vier> dont want it?
  410. # [06:48] <danbeam> while anton's not here - JSLint
  411. # [06:48] <danbeam> :P
  412. # [06:48] <tw2113> i'm kind of keeping that one away as it has a slightly bad rep
  413. # [06:48] <vier> true
  414. # [06:48] <danbeam> tw2113: ES5 spec / strict mode
  415. # [06:48] <paul_irish> ryanseddon: he was recommending the shim for people to like.. use to html5 elements somethingggg?
  416. # [06:48] <paul_irish> i dont know
  417. # [06:49] <paul_irish> I DISAGREE WITH HIM IS ALL
  418. # [06:49] <paul_irish> ?cc
  419. # [06:49] <bot-t> CASE CLOASED >: |
  420. # [06:49] <danbeam> lol
  421. # [06:49] <danbeam> ?fpi
  422. # [06:49] <bot-t> fucking paul irish! http://i.imgur.com/gpspl.png
  423. # [06:49] <danbeam> heh
  424. # [06:49] <danbeam> <3 bots & paul_irish <3
  425. # [06:49] <ryanseddon> paul_irish: just headbutt him when you see him next
  426. # [06:50] <tw2113> ?ftw
  427. # [06:50] <bot-t> tw2113, Plugins/Authoring - jQuery offers a mechanism for adding in methods and functionality, bundled as plugins. Most of the methods and functions included in the default download are written using the jQuery plugin construct. http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Authoring
  428. # [06:50] <paul_irish> u lose
  429. # [06:50] <tw2113> that's not what i wanted
  430. # [06:50] <danbeam> haha
  431. # [06:50] <tw2113> ?ftw2113
  432. # [06:50] <danbeam> tw2113: Google web fonts
  433. # [06:50] <bot-t> tw2113, Couldn't find "ftw2113" in jQuery Docs.
  434. # [06:50] <danbeam> muhahah
  435. # [06:50] <tw2113> ?fmb
  436. # [06:50] <bot-t> who?!?
  437. # [06:50] <tw2113> that's it :D
  438. # [06:51] <tw2113> fucking michael beckwith -- who?!?
  439. # [06:51] <tw2113> noting your suggs down dan, don't worry
  440. # [06:51] <danbeam> tw2113: floating mother boards
  441. # [06:52] * tw2113 points to his stickynote pad
  442. # [06:52] <danbeam> kewl
  443. # [06:52] <danbeam> glad i'm not wasting tube bits, :P
  444. # [06:52] <vier> tw2113: lol. also, what about something regarding github
  445. # [06:53] <tw2113> "share the code!" </samwisegamgee>
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  448. # [06:55] <tw2113> i originally wasn't going to list github links in the people section, but i was like "why not?"
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  451. # [06:55] <danbeam> tw2113: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvgjwOjGE5o&t=28s <-- floating mother board @ 0:28, 0:44
  452. # [06:55] <tw2113> i'm lazy so i made all the lists from arrays
  453. # [06:55] <paul_irish> why did half of the bay area just /join this channel?
  454. # [06:56] <danbeam> because the bay area has nothing to do but go on IRCs
  455. # [06:56] <danbeam> @paul_irish
  456. # [06:56] <paul_irish> ........
  457. # [06:56] <paul_irish> ?slap danbeam
  458. # [06:56] * bot-t slaps danbeam around a bit with a large trout
  459. # [06:56] <danbeam> haha
  460. # [06:56] <tw2113> because it's not even 10pm yet?
  461. # [06:56] <paul_irish> oh btw
  462. # [06:56] <paul_irish> http://blog.mozilla.com/gen/2009/04/09/how-to-make-your-own-gecko-reflow-video/
  463. # [06:57] <paul_irish> here's deets if you like that reflow shittttt
  464. # [06:57] <paul_irish> but its basically impossibe to do
  465. # [06:57] <danbeam> whoa
  466. # [06:57] <danbeam> that's gnarly
  467. # [06:57] <danbeam> is it just lke super duper slow reflow?
  468. # [06:58] <paul_irish> yes
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  470. # [06:58] <danbeam> dude
  471. # [06:58] <danbeam> awesome
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  473. # [06:58] <danbeam> I love knowing *how* things work
  474. # [06:58] * tw2113 needs to hack away at a mobile WordPress theme soon
  475. # [06:59] <danbeam> they should show this to every web developer ever to understand why you fucking change the DOM as little as possible
  476. # [06:59] <tw2113> i've been putting it off lately
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  478. # [07:00] <tw2113> and to think, all that happens in a matter of seconds if not quicker
  479. # [07:00] <danbeam> that all happens before DOMReady (afaik)
  480. # [07:00] <danbeam> so very quick
  481. # [07:00] <danbeam> paul_irish: inb4 chrome promo vid
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  483. # [07:01] <tw2113> does markup order matter in those cases? or is the order insignificant?
  484. # [07:01] <paul_irish> danbeam: v
  485. # [07:01] <paul_irish> http://paulirish.com/2011/dom-html5-css3-performance/
  486. # [07:01] <danbeam> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCgQDjiotG0
  487. # [07:01] <paul_irish> and http://www.dayofjs.com/videos/22158462/web-browsers_alex-russel
  488. # [07:01] <paul_irish> danbeam: watch those two
  489. # [07:02] <danbeam> paul_irish: I saw yours already (well, read the text)
  490. # [07:02] <danbeam> paul_irish: will wathc
  491. # [07:02] <danbeam> paul_irish: watch*
  492. # [07:02] <paul_irish> YEAH the text is TOTALLY the same thing
  493. # [07:02] <paul_irish> all 15 words.
  494. # [07:02] <danbeam> lol, well, busy
  495. # [07:03] <danbeam> very few devs on Y! Media Player atm and getting ready for JSConf and interviewing tons of peeps
  496. # [07:03] <danbeam> paul_irish: will watch tonight, though
  497. # [07:03] <tw2113> danbeam has to go do the creep first http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLPZmPaHme0
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  502. # [07:06] <tw2113> damn, i killed the room
  503. # [07:07] <ryanseddon> you probably creeped everyone out with that video
  504. # [07:07] <tw2113> not my fault, i blame the internet
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  506. # [07:10] <danbeam> tw2113: lol, do the creep AHHHH
  507. # [07:10] <danbeam> me and my friends dressed up like that and went to a club - pretty awesome results
  508. # [07:11] <ryanseddon> I'm surprised they let you in
  509. # [07:11] <tw2113> i wish the tweetdeck app would work on chrome right now
  510. # [07:11] <vier> looks pretty cool - http://alteredqualia.com/visualization/evolve/
  511. # [07:11] <danbeam> ryanseddon: we waited to put the glasses on
  512. # [07:11] <danbeam> ryanseddon: 'til we were inside
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  515. # [07:12] <tw2113> i figure danbeam didn't need to practice the walk :D
  516. # [07:12] <danbeam> sure dawg
  517. # [07:13] <tw2113> i don't either
  518. # [07:13] <tw2113> except i call that my swag
  519. # [07:13] <danbeam> guess you got it back...
  520. # [07:13] <ryanseddon> People have been doing the creep in melboure for a long time just under a differenet name http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPaMdxC6CQI#t=26s
  521. # [07:13] <ryanseddon> melbourne*
  522. # [07:14] <tw2113> dang, some of those people put Michael Jackson to shame in terms of floor covered
  523. # [07:15] <ryanseddon> you say that like it's almost a good thing
  524. # [07:15] <danbeam> ryanseddon: interesting...
  525. # [07:15] <tw2113> i'm waiting for the 30th anniversary of Thriller where he comes back to recreate the video with real zombies
  526. # [07:16] <ryanseddon> the walking dead season 2?
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  529. # [07:16] <tw2113> Thriller Second Coming
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  535. # [07:18] <jacine> wassup!!!
  536. # [07:19] <tw2113> just hanging out...being groovy
  537. # [07:19] <jacine> :D
  538. # [07:19] <tw2113> on irc on a tuesday night
  539. # [07:19] <tw2113> ....................feck!
  540. # [07:19] <tw2113> :P :D
  541. # [07:19] <jacine> me too I guess ;)
  542. # [07:19] <jacine> I'm late to the party though.
  543. # [07:19] <vier> its wednesday avo here :P
  544. # [07:19] <jacine> ah, yes... it is weds for me too!!
  545. # [07:19] <tw2113> i thought you brought the party jacine
  546. # [07:20] <jacine> haha :)
  547. # [07:20] <vier> jacine: Aus?
  548. # [07:20] <jacine> Aus?
  549. # [07:20] <ryanseddon> woo Australia
  550. # [07:20] <vier> australian*
  551. # [07:20] <jacine> ah, nope.. NY :)
  552. # [07:20] <vier> ah
  553. # [07:21] <tw2113> it's only 17min after midnight
  554. # [07:21] <vier> ryanseddon: your from australia then? :)
  555. # [07:21] <tw2113> i don't consider it the next day till like 4am or i go to bed
  556. # [07:21] <jacine> it's 1:17 AM
  557. # [07:21] <ryanseddon> certainly am
  558. # [07:21] <jacine> me too ;)
  559. # [07:21] <ryanseddon> Melbourne to be precise
  560. # [07:21] <tw2113> EST maybe, I'm CST :P
  561. # [07:21] <vier> ryanseddon: ah, brisbane here
  562. # [07:21] <jacine> cool
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  566. # [07:24] <tw2113> perfect timing nimbupani i just saw this http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/
  567. # [07:26] <tw2113> dang, this is impressive http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/SVGOpen2008/barberPole.svg
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  575. # [07:36] <vier> does html5 provide an easy way to hash and/or encrypt data?
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  577. # [07:37] <ryanseddon> I think someone exposed the crypto api to jhavascript can't remember which browser
  578. # [07:38] <vier> kk, thanks
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  580. # [07:43] <vier> does the html5 spec suggest native hash support?
  581. # [07:43] <vier> it would probably be a lot quicker to do if the browser could do it for me
  582. # [07:43] <paul_irish> ?
  583. # [07:43] <paul_irish> theres nothing in html5 per say
  584. # [07:43] <paul_irish> but
  585. # [07:44] <paul_irish> crypto.getRandomValues() is available in chrome
  586. # [07:44] <paul_irish> butthats it
  587. # [07:44] <vier> hmmk
  588. # [07:44] <paul_irish> no hashing
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  590. # [07:45] <vier> ill probably use http://code.google.com/p/crypto-js/ then
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  592. # [07:46] <ryanseddon> there really should be native hashing in the browser
  593. # [07:47] <vier> mmm :(
  594. # [07:48] <vier> with all the ability to read/write files, i thought checking hashes would be up there as a priority
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  596. # [07:49] <ryanseddon> Is there even a spec or any plans at all to have crypto?
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  598. # [07:51] <vier> actually im looking at this atm: https://bugs.launchpad.net/dmedia/+bug/719740
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  604. # [07:57] <vier> nvm that link was useless
  605. # [07:59] <paul_irish> ryanseddon: there is a good debate that was half in whatwg and half in es-discuss about it
  606. # [08:00] <paul_irish> where webkit guys were like YO tc-39 YALL TAKE TOO LONG
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  608. # [08:00] <vier> hehe... "yall"
  609. # [08:01] <ryanseddon> so what webkit guys blocked it?
  610. # [08:01] <tw2113> just out of random curiosity, paul_irish do you type like you talk in real life in casual situations? aka not when recording a video or giving a presentation
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  615. # [08:04] <vier> leave us in suspense ey paul_irish
  616. # [08:05] <paul_irish> wait what
  617. # [08:05] <paul_irish> type like i talk?
  618. # [08:05] <paul_irish> i think you know how i type by now
  619. # [08:05] <tw2113> stuff like "totes" etc
  620. # [08:05] <paul_irish> i say totes IRL
  621. # [08:05] <ryanseddon> he speaks in acronyms only
  622. # [08:05] <paul_irish> i dont type it as much
  623. # [08:05] <tw2113> that's what i was curious about :)
  624. # [08:05] <paul_irish> i say 'lahl' IRL a lot
  625. # [08:05] <paul_irish> the two mix pretty interchangeably i think
  626. # [08:06] <paul_irish> i type "um" less than i say it :)
  627. # [08:06] <vier> what about ryanseddon's question?
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  629. # [08:06] <paul_irish> WHAT ABOUT IT
  630. # [08:06] <paul_irish> not imporant.
  631. # [08:06] <paul_irish> +t
  632. # [08:06] <ryanseddon> so you're like the guy who says that's 'lahl' instead of actually laughing?
  633. # [08:06] <paul_irish> "ahmguh, guys that's totes lahl"
  634. # [08:07] <vier> wth is lahl?
  635. # [08:07] <ryanseddon> lol
  636. # [08:07] <tw2113> lol spelled differently
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  638. # [08:07] <tw2113> i tend to type lawl or lols
  639. # [08:07] <ryanseddon> lol pronounced phonetically
  640. # [08:07] <paul_irish> ryanseddon: http://lists.whatwg.org/htdig.cgi/whatwg-whatwg.org/2011-February/thread.html#30241
  641. # [08:08] <vier> oh.. ive seen lawl, and i thought lahl was similar, but "guys that's totes lahl" made no sense in that regard
  642. # [08:08] <paul_irish> THAT IS VERY LOL
  643. # [08:08] <paul_irish> i think it works
  644. # [08:08] <paul_irish> it works if you want it to
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  646. # [08:08] <paul_irish> ryanseddon: no. basically es-discuss didnt' block webkit's plans to do random numbers
  647. # [08:08] <ryanseddon> paul_irish: it's like a novel that thread
  648. # [08:09] <paul_irish> but tc-39 is still planning on a FULL crypto suite
  649. # [08:09] <paul_irish> which is in the docuwiki somewhere
  650. # [08:09] <ryanseddon> for es harmony aka 6?
  651. # [08:09] <paul_irish> unknown
  652. # [08:09] <ryanseddon> or strawman as they call it
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  654. # [08:11] <paul_irish> strawmen are the proposals they toss around that may end up in harmony
  655. # [08:11] <amitprakash> Hi.. like input required attribute exists to make sure a value is provided for an input box.. is there some attr that requires user to check a checkbox before form submit
  656. # [08:11] <ryanseddon> right
  657. # [08:12] <ryanseddon> um required
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  659. # [08:12] <amitprakash> oh ok :)
  660. # [08:13] <tw2113> gogo gadget late night markup editing!
  661. # [08:13] <tw2113> cya everyone
  662. # [08:13] <vier> cya
  663. # [08:13] <ryanseddon> laters
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  774. # [12:07] <phrearch> hm i guess its not possible to override a page refresh with the history api when changing the url in the navbar
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  776. # [12:11] <qom2> how can I get the coordinates of an object on a canvas?
  777. # [12:13] <monteslu> qom2, canvases dont have objects. they're just rasters
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  779. # [12:13] <qom2> hm, ok
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  783. # [12:13] <qom2> but it's still possible to get the coordinates of an image on the canvas, right?
  784. # [12:13] <monteslu> dojox.gfx can render to canvas and keep a list of all objects you place on it
  785. # [12:14] <monteslu> you can place an image wherever, but you'll need to keep track of where you placed it
  786. # [12:14] <qom2> I'm using a lib called fabric
  787. # [12:15] <monteslu> haven't heard of it
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  789. # [12:15] <qom2> does dojox.gfx support scaling by dragging? (handles)
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  791. # [12:18] <qom2> http://persturesson.com/demo2/
  792. # [12:18] <qom2> here
  793. # [12:18] <qom2> I have this demo
  794. # [12:18] <qom2> I want to be able to get the coordinates of the object
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  796. # [12:25] <monteslu> qom2, dojox.gfx just gives you an API to draw and have multiple rendering paths, like canvas, svg, flash, etc
  797. # [12:25] <monteslu> cool demo
  798. # [12:25] <monteslu> I'm doing something similar with http://drawitlive.com
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  800. # [12:26] <qom2> ah, cool :)
  801. # [12:28] <monteslu> it can move shapes and lines and text around, but I haven't added any scaling yet
  802. # [12:30] <qom2> it's all thanks to fabric.js..
  803. # [12:30] <qom2> although there's not alot of demos
  804. # [12:30] <qom2> might be looking for an alternative
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  807. # [12:31] <qom2> need to be able to scale and move around and image within the canvas, and I need to be able to fetch the coordinates of the object, and also it's width and height
  808. # [12:31] <qom2> any ideas?
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  817. # [12:52] <koggdal> qom2: I released oCanvas about a month ago
  818. # [12:52] <koggdal> http://ocanvas.org/
  819. # [12:53] <koggdal> But it doesn't have a built-in way of resizing and such with handles
  820. # [12:53] <qom2> hm
  821. # [12:53] <koggdal> You can create them yourself though and use the rest of the features in oCanvas
  822. # [12:53] <qom2> is it easy to get the coordinates? and weight/height
  823. # [12:54] <koggdal> Yes
  824. # [12:54] <qom2> like the piechart functionality :)
  825. # [12:54] <koggdal> Thanks :)
  826. # [12:55] <qom2> hm, what about images instead of drawn shapes?
  827. # [12:55] <qom2> (I'm very novice)
  828. # [12:56] <qom2> yeah
  829. # [12:56] <qom2> sprites
  830. # [12:58] <koggdal> You have the image display object and the sprite
  831. # [12:59] <koggdal> Currently in 1.0 it is a little difficult to change the z index of objects, but it has been fixed and uploaded on github, and will be part of 1.1 when that is released :)
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  836. # [13:09] <qom2> uhm, koggdal, sorry but I'm having some trouble with oCanvas, http://persturesson.com/demo3/ don't really get why I get an error message when I copied the example
  837. # [13:10] <koggdal> qom2: Place your scripts in the bottom of your code
  838. # [13:10] <koggdal> You're trying to find the canvas before it's been loaded
  839. # [13:11] <koggdal> oCanvas has a domReady method which you can use as well, but it's recommended to always place your scripts in the bottom
  840. # [13:11] <qom2> ah
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  844. # [13:32] <qom2> koggdal: what to use to fetch coordinates? sorry for hassling you..
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  846. # [13:35] <koggdal> obj.x and obj.y
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  867. # [14:17] <vier> hey, anyone know anything about the FileSaver object? ive seen it before but cant find it in the spec, or anywhere on google :/
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  870. # [14:24] <phrearch> hm, isnt it possible to pop the state of the navbar?
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  881. # [14:45] <vier> does chrome support getFile?
  882. # [14:48] <vier> or the window.saveAs hack?
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  894. # [15:11] <vier> question - how do i get the URI of a blob?
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  897. # [15:13] <vier> ah crap.. window.URL.createObjectURL isnt implimented
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  905. # [15:20] <vier> freaking hell... why cant the world work at getting html5 implimented faster :P i want my file writers and p2p connections :)
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  910. # [15:25] <stenno> vier, aren't websockets already implemented?
  911. # [15:25] <vier> yes, i need p2p, not browser<->server
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  913. # [15:26] <vier> and i can read files... but not write them.. and i cant get the URI of blobs either
  914. # [15:27] <phrearch> vier: there are p2p patches for webkit in their bugtracker
  915. # [15:27] <phrearch> its an implementation of the device api from ericsson
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  917. # [15:27] <stenno> vier, i don't get that, can't you simply use window.location ?
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  924. # [15:30] <stenno> vier, or what do you mean with 'can't get URIs from blobs'
  925. # [15:30] <stenno> the location object is quite extensive...
  926. # [15:31] <vier> stenno: i mean the window.URL.createObjectURL isnt implimented
  927. # [15:32] <stenno> it is in ff4
  928. # [15:32] <vier> or have i got that wrong..
  929. # [15:32] <vier> ahh
  930. # [15:32] <vier> see i dont have ff4
  931. # [15:32] <vier> only 3.6 or something
  932. # [15:32] <stenno> update!
  933. # [15:32] <vier> i use chrome most of the time :P
  934. # [15:32] <stenno> me too <3
  935. # [15:32] <stenno> webkit
  936. # [15:33] <vier> do you also develop for chromium or webkit?
  937. # [15:33] <stenno> no, not specifically
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  939. # [15:33] <vier> kk
  940. # [15:33] <stenno> i try that my page looks good on gecko too
  941. # [15:34] <stenno> chrome is so freaking fast
  942. # [15:34] <vier> i meant if you worked on either of those OSS projects
  943. # [15:34] <stenno> oh no
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  945. # [15:34] <vier> btw, what OS?
  946. # [15:34] <stenno> debian sid
  947. # [15:34] <vier> ah
  948. # [15:34] <stenno> you...?
  949. # [15:36] <vier> Mac OSX (atm), and chrome takes ages on its initial launch.. but i dont think its specific to chrome, its more of a mac problem. even itunes stops playing while chrome opens :/
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  952. # [15:38] <vier> sneakyness: do you live in Hope Mills?
  953. # [15:38] <sneakyness> totes
  954. # [15:38] <sneakyness> why do you ask
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  960. # [15:39] <vier> i did a lookup on your IP cuz it looked similar to mine (which is from australia)
  961. # [15:39] <miketaylr> ITS A TRAP
  962. # [15:39] <vier> and i couldnt be bothered asking "where do you live"
  963. # [15:39] <sneakyness> lol bro I am on vacation in st thomas right now
  964. # [15:39] <sneakyness> I live in michigan
  965. # [15:39] <sneakyness> I'm no stinkin aussie
  966. # [15:39] <vier> haha, well i have no idea where "michigan" or "st thomas" is :P
  967. # [15:39] <stenno> i know Hope Mills only from a bash.org quote
  968. # [15:39] <stenno> michigan is in the us
  969. # [15:40] <miketaylr> st. thomas is where people from michigan go to feel the sun
  970. # [15:40] <stenno> flint, michigan is were michael moore comes from and also where the columbine massacre took place(??)
  971. # [15:40] <vier> ah kk, the lookup guessed you where in USA North Carolina (Hope Mills city)
  972. # [15:40] <sneakyness> lmfao that's like 1500 miles away vier
  973. # [15:41] <vier> well its your ISP's location (Wayport)
  974. # [15:41] <sneakyness> miketaylr: the best part is even though I'm down here i had to spend all of yesterday finalizing an app for a contract with johnson controls 8)
  975. # [15:41] <miketaylr> yay internet
  976. # [15:42] <vier> guys guess what.. i know someone who only got internet a couple weeks ago
  977. # [15:42] <sneakyness> so in other news, I'm actually managing to bootstrap a development company
  978. # [15:42] <vier> sneakyness: what company?
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  981. # [15:42] <sneakyness> nothing you know or need to know :D
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  983. # [15:43] <sneakyness> we specialize in iOS brochures for the automotive industry
  984. # [15:43] <vier> lol.. so secretive
  985. # [15:43] <vier> iOS "brochures"?
  986. # [15:44] <sneakyness> nothing for the app store, generally educational iPad experiences for high profile automotive events
  987. # [15:44] <sneakyness> we've done work for VW Germany and Chrysler
  988. # [15:44] <vier> cool, make much?
  989. # [15:44] <stenno> are you programming apps as in Obj-C or apps as in HTML5?
  990. # [15:44] <sneakyness> not bad for being 20 in my mom's basement
  991. # [15:45] <sneakyness> all objc, we have experience in a plethora of unique areas, though
  992. # [15:45] <vier> sneakyness: im 18 and dont live at home :P
  993. # [15:45] <sneakyness> for instance, frontend javascript development for the nation's leading funeral home cms
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  995. # [15:46] <vier> interesting work?
  996. # [15:46] <sneakyness> fuck no
  997. # [15:46] <sneakyness> does an obituary finder sound interesting to you
  998. # [15:46] <vier> lol, then i wouldnt want to work there :P
  999. # [15:47] <sneakyness> we save the fun stuff for our free time :)
  1000. # [15:47] <vier> of which you have.. none
  1001. # [15:47] <stenno> :D
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  1008. # [15:52] <vier> question, if Silverlight *ever* served a purpose, after html5 is implimented, will it become an obsolete language
  1009. # [15:52] <stenno> what is silverlight...?
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  1011. # [15:52] <stenno> oh microsoft stuff
  1012. # [15:53] <phrearch> ms's flash clone
  1013. # [15:53] <stenno> also flash hooray
  1014. # [15:53] <nimbupani> vier you should probably not rely on silverlight.
  1015. # [15:53] <stenno> html5 will destroy flash once and for all
  1016. # [15:53] <phrearch> silverlight runs like crap on everything except windows
  1017. # [15:53] <vier> nimbupani: you think i try to develop for silverlight? i make sure i never download the silverlight player, i dont care about the websites that use it
  1018. # [15:53] <phrearch> same for all .net stuff
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  1020. # [15:54] <miketaylr> but without silverlight i can't watch netflix :'(
  1021. # [15:55] <stenno> you really don't need anything other then javascript with html5, jquery, node.js, sammy.js and couchdb :)
  1022. # [15:55] <vier> stenno: but will it also destroy silverlight? ms give mixed feedback, and i hope to god it becomes obsolete and never sees the light of day again
  1023. # [15:55] <vier> </rant>
  1024. # [15:55] <stenno> it will
  1025. # [15:55] <miketaylr> not for a while
  1026. # [15:55] <miketaylr> there's still a lot of people invested in silverlight
  1027. # [15:55] <vier> whyyyyy
  1028. # [15:55] <miketaylr> lame as it might be
  1029. # [15:56] <vier> the only sites ive seen that use silverlight are dodgy MS ones (i dont use netflix)
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  1031. # [15:57] <miketaylr> netflix is a pretty huge site
  1032. # [15:58] <stenno> urg
  1033. # [15:58] <stenno> i see C#
  1034. # [15:58] <vier> hey who suggested FF4 to me? saying it impliments window.URL. createObjectURL? it doesnt support BlobBuilder, which i need to build the blob for the URI
  1035. # [15:58] <nimbupani> yeah but they have been experimenting with "Html5"
  1036. # [15:59] <phrearch> vieer: this may be useful?
  1037. # [15:59] <phrearch> <jimbob> var div = document.createElement("div");
  1038. # [15:59] <phrearch> <jimbob> div.appendChild(timeline.compile());
  1039. # [15:59] <phrearch> <jimbob> var b = new WebKitBlobBuilder();
  1040. # [15:59] <phrearch> <jimbob> b.append(div.innerHTML);
  1041. # [15:59] <phrearch> <jimbob> window.open(webkitURL.createObjectURL(b.getBlob("image/svg+xml")));
  1042. # [15:59] <phrearch> <jimbob> thats what i have to do atm to get ehe svg into the document
  1043. # [15:59] <phrearch> <jimbob> timeline.compile() returns an SVG Element
  1044. # [15:59] <miketaylr> right, but i don't think they'll allow it on desktop w/o DRM
  1045. # [15:59] <vier> nimbupani: html5 allows streaming, so i would imagine it would be usefull to them
  1046. # [16:00] <miketaylr> they can control the <video> on a PSP
  1047. # [16:00] <stenno> vier, i said it
  1048. # [16:00] <vier> phrearch: very interesting! :)
  1049. # [16:00] <sneakyness> vier: we actually have a lot of free time, it's quite awesome
  1050. # [16:00] <stenno> vier, https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/window.URL.createObjectURL
  1051. # [16:01] <vier> stenno: yeh, unfortunately FF4 doesnt impliment other features i need, but hopefully soon it will be supported
  1052. # [16:01] <stenno> i see
  1053. # [16:01] <vier> sneakyness: late reply much? :p
  1054. # [16:01] <sneakyness> i was taking a shit
  1055. # [16:01] <sneakyness> you'll live
  1056. # [16:02] <vier> stenno: it does window.URL but not BlobBuilder
  1057. # [16:02] <sneakyness> I spend most of my free time playing starcraft 2 :D gotta practice for the tournament I signed up for on the 7th
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  1060. # [16:03] <vier> phrearch: also, where else can i see more about these webkit-specific api's?
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  1065. # [16:06] <phrearch> vier: no idea
  1066. # [16:06] <vier> kk, i guess ill try starting at webkit.org
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  1070. # [16:07] <phrearch> http://www.html5rocks.com/tutorials/file/dndfiles/ ?
  1071. # [16:08] <miketaylr> vier: you should subscribe to @beverloo's blog
  1072. # [16:08] <bot-t> (4 hours 30 mins ago) <matjas> tell miketaylr i think you’ll be interested in https://github.com/Modernizr/Modernizr/issues/249
  1073. # [16:08] <miketaylr> THANKS bot-t
  1074. # [16:08] * bot-t sighs
  1075. # [16:08] <miketaylr> NO U
  1076. # [16:09] <vier> miketaylr: got a link for his blog?
  1077. # [16:10] <miketaylr> http://peter.sh/2011/04/spring-loaded-tabs-improved-border-rendering-and-the-web-request-api/
  1078. # [16:10] <vier> or wait... you mean twitter @beverloo right..
  1079. # [16:10] <miketaylr> yeah
  1080. # [16:10] <miketaylr> follow him if you use twitter
  1081. # [16:10] <vier> kk, thanks
  1082. # [16:11] <matjas> miketaylr: github messed up the formatting, but the point is that a check for defaultView.getComputedStyle(inputElem, null).WebkitAppearance !== 'textfield' seems to fix it
  1083. # [16:11] <matjas> in case you want to update your test case
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  1085. # [16:11] <miketaylr> i prolly should
  1086. # [16:11] <miketaylr> friggin h4x
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  1088. # [16:13] <vier> wow.. bulk pink on your site miketaylr
  1089. # [16:13] <miketaylr> if pink ain't your thing, just refresh ;)
  1090. # [16:14] <vier> yay orange :)
  1091. # [16:16] <vier> hey guys, i havent got a blog.. but i think i should? what do you guys think
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  1093. # [16:18] <miketaylr> if that's useful for you, go for it
  1094. # [16:20] <vier> hmm, i think it would be usefull for organising/recording my thoughts.. but thats about it, nothing that interesting :P
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  1097. # [16:22] <vier> anyone use torrents much here?
  1098. # [16:22] * stenno does
  1099. # [16:24] <vier> would it be useful to do something similar online? it would work as p2p, without going through the server, and all you would need is a short url (basicly the ID of the torrent/file)
  1100. # [16:24] <vier> or does everyone think its pointless, having been done already
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  1102. # [16:26] <stenno> hmm
  1103. # [16:27] <stenno> first of all, a torrent file is very simple to read, write and use
  1104. # [16:28] <stenno> so it is a perfect candidate for developing around it imho
  1105. # [16:28] <stenno> second, i don't know if there are any security issues here
  1106. # [16:29] <stenno> third, just try it, if you are a good programmer, you should get a prototype up and running in no time :)
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  1108. # [16:30] <stenno> i wanted to write a javascript api for torrents anyway, but i am lazy
  1109. # [16:31] <stenno> maybe there is already such a thing, check github
  1110. # [16:31] <moo-_-> I'd like to render HTML5 animation on server-side
  1111. # [16:31] <vier> stenno: funny you should say 'in no time' - because i can only write files when browsers impliment it, and only p2p connections when browsers impliment it, so maybe a bit longer than 'no time' :P
  1112. # [16:31] <moo-_-> is running headless firefox my best option?
  1113. # [16:31] <stenno> whut
  1114. # [16:31] <stenno> w3
  1115. # [16:31] <moo-_-> are there any tools for "recording HTML as video" yet?
  1116. # [16:31] <stenno> m
  1117. # [16:31] <stenno> w3m
  1118. # [16:32] <stenno> moo-_-, we are just talking about filewriter
  1119. # [16:32] <stenno> wget
  1120. # [16:33] <stenno> vier, look at couchdb, it is a database where you write server side javascript, maybe you can simply write the files to a DB?
  1121. # [16:33] <stenno> vier, if you stick around here often
  1122. # [16:33] <vier> ill try
  1123. # [16:33] <stenno> i might show you a CouchApp prototype for what you want to do :)
  1124. # [16:33] <vier> but why to a DB? isnt that.. kinda pointless?
  1125. # [16:33] <stenno> also webstorage or something
  1126. # [16:33] <stenno> well
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  1128. # [16:34] <stenno> wait
  1129. # [16:34] <stenno> kinda
  1130. # [16:35] <vier> yeh.. assuming you actually want to use the files you download
  1131. # [16:35] <stenno> yeah, might probably be a bad idea
  1132. # [16:35] <stenno> really, you need to wait until filewriter is implemented :)(
  1133. # [16:35] <stenno> :)
  1134. # [16:36] <vier> yeh.. and p2p
  1135. # [16:36] <vier> okay so ill list online torrenting as a project for the future
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  1168. # [17:14] <vier> thanks for your help and feedback guys gnight
  1169. # [17:14] <vier> (its 1am here)
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  1221. # [18:36] <tw2113> someone smack me
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  1223. # [18:37] <tw2113> thank you
  1224. # [18:38] <tw2113> i completely forgot about h5bp for that resource collection of mine
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  1236. # [18:50] <gde33> I can not use editmode inside a form???
  1237. # [18:50] <gde33> or am I missing the obvious?
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  1256. # [19:03] <paul_irish> some interesting stuff in here http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/HTML5/CompatInspector/inspector.js
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  1258. # [19:05] <gde33> paul_irish: what it do?
  1259. # [19:05] <paul_irish> ?g ieblog
  1260. # [19:05] <bot-t> paul_irish, IEBlog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/
  1261. # [19:06] <gde33> paul_irish: yes but, what it do?
  1262. # [19:06] <paul_irish> read the first post bro
  1263. # [19:07] <gde33> chrome is still loading it
  1264. # [19:07] <gde33> lmao
  1265. # [19:07] <gde33> it rendered!
  1266. # [19:08] <paul_irish> if (~navigator.userAgent.indexOf('Chrome')) while(true)
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  1269. # [19:10] <gde33> paul_irish: http://chat.go-here.nl/chat.html
  1270. # [19:10] <paul_irish> ?
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  1273. # [19:11] <gde33> it me testing the "interesting stuff"[sic]
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  1275. # [19:12] <gde33> the popup says I should run it in IE standard mode but I never hear of this before
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  1280. # [19:15] <gde33> paul_irish: I agree, very intersting. ;) gl
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  1308. # [19:44] <mahen23> hello world
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  1310. # [19:44] <mahen23> i have been able to make that harmony background work on my website: http://mobilemru.com
  1311. # [19:45] * tw2113 slaps his forehead
  1312. # [19:45] <tw2113> first i forget h5bp, then i just remembered the mobile one
  1313. # [19:45] <mahen23> however, if i move the cursor fom left to right quickly, i keeps the ......thingy
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  1323. # [20:03] <phrearch> hm
  1324. # [20:03] <phrearch> i wonder how these layer thumbs are updated from http://www.chromabrush.com/
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  1329. # [20:07] <jdavenport> looks like the image is generated dynamically somehow
  1330. # [20:07] <jdavenport> the src of the image contains raw data
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  1333. # [20:08] <Jon47> ..inline images *shivers*
  1334. # [20:09] <phrearch> hm, maybe the canvas imagedata is put to some inline image
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  1338. # [20:10] <Jon47> i guess inline images make some kind of sense for something like a barcode that's private, dynamically generated, and unique to a very specific user and page .. you could email the inline image very easily, though I believe it won't work in IE6
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  1340. # [20:10] <phrearch> hm, i couldnt care less about ie
  1341. # [20:10] <phrearch> webkit + ff is fine :)
  1342. # [20:11] <mahen23> anyone playing with Aurora?
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  1344. # [20:11] <phrearch> you mean the opensim clone?
  1345. # [20:12] <phrearch> err, opensim fork
  1346. # [20:12] <mahen23> this http://nicolasgallagher.com/lab/css3-animated-button/ button looks awesome in Aurora
  1347. # [20:12] <mahen23> the animation is very sleek
  1348. # [20:12] <phrearch> nice button
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  1350. # [20:13] <grantg> paulrouget: You might like https://github.com/grantgalitz/libmp3codec
  1351. # [20:13] <grantg> Coming soon. :)
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  1353. # [20:13] <grantg> I'm trying to add the rest of the decoding support
  1354. # [20:14] <grantg> Because there are lots of variations
  1355. # [20:14] <snover> grantg: I’m impressed and mortified ;)
  1356. # [20:14] <grantg> layer 1/2/3 with variable bitrates. O_O
  1357. # [20:14] * moo-_- wonders what happens on every button press
  1358. # [20:14] <moo-_-> the god kills a kitten
  1359. # [20:14] <grantg> and there's that MPEG 2.5 unofficial standard
  1360. # [20:15] <grantg> Who's your god now? :P
  1361. # [20:15] <snover> grantg: chrome doesn’t support mpeg 2.5 natively for whatever reason
  1362. # [20:15] <snover> I opened a bug on it once and they wontfix’d it
  1363. # [20:15] <grantg> Now that there's this lib that will convert MP3 files to WAV PCM data uris in JS
  1364. # [20:15] <moo-_-> grantg: I don't know about that, but Satan comes from Redmond
  1365. # [20:16] <grantg> moo-_-: So the js dev can provide their music as MP3 and use this lib if the browser doesn't support MP3.
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  1368. # [20:16] <grantg> and then they can take the wav pcm data uri and use it instead. :)
  1369. # [20:16] <grantg> since pretty much the browsers that don't do MP3 do WAV PCM instead. xD
  1370. # [20:16] <moo-_-> grantg: 2010 didn't bring flying cars, but instead brought me a JS MP3 library O_o
  1371. # [20:17] <grantg> moo-_-: Get ready for cross-browser codec support. :)
  1372. # [20:17] <grantg> the gates of hell have opened. :O
  1373. # [20:18] <moo-_-> grantg: internet explorer 5 will raise from its grave?
  1374. # [20:18] <grantg> MP3 not supported? Better drink my own piss and implement a decoder in JS to translate the MP3 data to a WAV PCM data URI.
  1375. # [20:18] <grantg> moo-_-: IE5 doesn't do data uris
  1376. # [20:18] <grantg> though
  1377. # [20:18] <grantg> I did have an idea
  1378. # [20:18] <grantg> make a decoder in PHP
  1379. # [20:19] <moo-_-> uh huh
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  1381. # [20:19] <grantg> and have PHP decode the MP3 so that IE5 would request the file and it would directly be sent to WAV PCM data
  1382. # [20:19] <grantg> lol
  1383. # [20:19] <grantg> better drink my own piss big time. :/
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  1385. # [20:20] <grantg> moo-_-: I wonder how many people would even use this? :|
  1386. # [20:20] <grantg> I need to finish off the rest of the decoder to support the "unofficial" and fix some different layer modes.
  1387. # [20:21] <grantg> Doesn't chrome support WAV PCM now?
  1388. # [20:21] <grantg> safari + firefox + opera + chrome do
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  1390. # [20:21] <grantg> but not mobile safari and IE9
  1391. # [20:22] <grantg> so IE9 can get the MP3 while the others can get the translated data uri if they don't support mp3 natively
  1392. # [20:22] <grantg> :)
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  1394. # [20:22] <paul_irish> grantg: you gonna use array buffers if possible?
  1395. # [20:23] <grantg> paul_irish: of course
  1396. # [20:23] <paul_irish> goooooooooood
  1397. # [20:23] <paul_irish> looks hot
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  1399. # [20:23] <grantg> typed array stuff is done always
  1400. # [20:23] <grantg> I provide "fallback" support for normal arrays
  1401. # [20:23] <grantg> I do that with XAudioJS and GameBoy Online as well
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  1403. # [20:24] <grantg> I just hope this github repo doesn't get DCMA'd by the MPEG committee or whatnot
  1404. # [20:24] <tw2113> i'd believe it
  1405. # [20:24] <grantg> *DMCA
  1406. # [20:25] <tw2113> they're pricky about it
  1407. # [20:25] <grantg> heh
  1408. # [20:25] <grantg> then the lib will go underground. :P
  1409. # [20:25] <grantg> U MAD?
  1410. # [20:25] <snover> CODE JUST WANTS TO BE FREE
  1411. # [20:25] <grantg> snover: yeah
  1412. # [20:26] <grantg> I'll try to release this asap
  1413. # [20:26] <grantg> put this over my GBA emu. :/
  1414. # [20:27] <grantg> since MP3 decoder writing < GameBoy Advance reverse engineering
  1415. # [20:27] <grantg> in terms of complexity. ;)
  1416. # [20:27] <grantg> oh, heh, the firefox community is gonna LOVE this lib. :)
  1417. # [20:28] <tw2113> yeah, lack of mp3 support
  1418. # [20:28] <grantg> tw2113: Lots of "better drink my own piss" going on with this lib. :/
  1419. # [20:29] <grantg> I hope I can actually document this more than my other repos. :P
  1420. # [20:29] <tw2113> drink more coffee that way you're essentially just peeing it back out, almost as tasty but a bit more tart
  1421. # [20:30] <paul_irish> ON TOPIC PLZ
  1422. # [20:30] <grantg> would be hilarious if this repo would DMCA'd before I do the upload
  1423. # [20:30] <grantg> gtg
  1424. # [20:30] <shichuan> grantg: what's your github username?
  1425. # [20:30] <grantg> shichuan: grantgalitz
  1426. # [20:30] <shichuan> thanx
  1427. # [20:30] <grantg> k
  1428. # [20:31] <tw2113> paul_irish what should I add to this page? http://trexthepirate.com/newt/
  1429. # [20:32] <tw2113> i need to work on my copy to clarify what it's for
  1430. # [20:32] * grantg digs around in libavcodec to see what they did for their fast-paths
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  1432. # [20:32] <tw2113> gah, dreamhost is slow at the moment
  1433. # [20:33] <grantg> paul_irish: Would be even more hilarious if this project somehow did something larger than just MP3
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  1435. # [20:33] <grantg> and did video decoding too
  1436. # [20:33] <grantg> and multiple codecs
  1437. # [20:34] <miketaylr> just don't get your pants sued off
  1438. # [20:34] <grantg> your video or music is not supported by the browser natively? Better decode it in JS and encode it as a WAV PCM data URI
  1439. # [20:35] <paul_irish> tw2113: make the site faster
  1440. # [20:35] <paul_irish> doesnt really load here
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  1444. # [20:36] <tw2113> dreamhost is having some file system issues
  1445. # [20:36] <grantg_> Should this be CC 3?
  1446. # [20:36] <tw2113> i'll ping you about it later
  1447. # [20:36] <grantg_> Something that puts the website dev at responsibility rather than me. :P
  1448. # [20:36] <grantg_> for a license
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  1450. # [20:38] <grantg_> oh
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  1454. # [20:39] <grantg_> iOS supports MP3 natively, so no worries there.
  1455. # [20:40] <tw2113> anyone hear about delicious going to youtube?
  1456. # [20:41] <grantg_> yo dawg - http://www.scribd.com/doc/43775497/ISO-IEC-11172-3-1991
  1457. # [20:41] <grantg_> ;D
  1458. # [20:41] <grantg_> why go to a pay site for the PDF when it's online.
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  1460. # [20:42] <grantg_> gtg
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  1466. # [20:52] <alcuadrado> tw2113, it's not going to youtube, it's going to youtube's founders: http://developer.yahoo.com/blogs/ydn/posts/2011/04/youtube-founders-acquire-delicious/
  1467. # [20:52] <tw2113> true
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  1470. # [20:54] <alcuadrado> don't know that for
  1471. # [20:54] <alcuadrado> isn't it dieing?
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  1481. # [21:08] <tw2113> looks like it's back paul_irish_ http://trexthepirate.com/newt/
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  1486. # [21:17] <diamonds> so]
  1487. # [21:17] <diamonds> what is ogx video encoding
  1488. # [21:18] <diamonds> this convertor program output it and chrome doesn't seem to want to play it :/
  1489. # [21:18] <snover> ?g dive into html5 video @ diamonds
  1490. # [21:18] <bot-t> diamonds, Video - Dive Into HTML5 - http://diveintohtml5.org/video.html
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  1493. # [21:20] <diamonds> snover: that doesn't answer my question, but thank you!
  1494. # [21:21] <diamonds> (there's nothing there about "ogx" it mentions ogv and theora, but I have an ogx file output from ffmpeg2theora
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  1496. # [21:23] <snover> ?w Ogg @ diamonds
  1497. # [21:23] <diamonds> snover: have you ever employed an ogx file for something?
  1498. # [21:24] <diamonds> or, do you have experience with this sort of file?
  1499. # [21:24] <diamonds> I was working off of this http://www.robwalshonline.com/posts/tutorial-serving-html5-video-cross-browser-including-ipad/ but i'm off track because that program didn't output the type of file I expected :/
  1500. # [21:24] <snover> diamonds: no, because why would you use a multiplexed ogv?
  1501. # [21:24] <diamonds> aha, we're getting somewhere! :)
  1502. # [21:25] <diamonds> snover: I have no desire to do so
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  1504. # [21:25] <snover> diamonds: If you did a Google search you would have discovered that information just as easily…
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  1506. # [21:25] <diamonds> I was following that tutorial and it sounds like the tutorial is out of sync with the current version of that proram
  1507. # [21:25] <diamonds> I'm looking at it now but don't know what to make of it
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  1509. # [21:26] <diamonds> anyway sending me to an article on "html5 video 101" that says nothing about the filetype I'm asking about...
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  1511. # [21:26] <diamonds> like I said, thanks but it's not really helpful
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  1513. # [21:26] <diamonds> ok I'll just d/l a different converter because it doesn't look like this file is going to be useful to me
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  1516. # [21:29] <diamonds> is this a good tutorial, if anyone has an opinion? http://www.robwalshonline.com/posts/tutorial-serving-html5-video-cross-browser-including-ipad/
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  1520. # [21:30] <antonkovalyov> i just noticed
  1521. # [21:30] <antonkovalyov> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/447925/Screenshots/pz8ynk0-5dfb.png
  1522. # [21:30] <antonkovalyov> so great
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  1527. # [21:34] <tw2113> evening remysharp
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  1529. # [21:35] <remysharp> evening
  1530. # [21:38] <tw2113> how's life going?
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  1532. # [21:38] <remysharp> varied
  1533. # [21:38] <remysharp> head deep in workshop prep these next few weeks
  1534. # [21:38] <remysharp> well - until thursday I guess
  1535. # [21:39] <tw2113> better than "bad" ;)
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  1552. # [22:05] <tw2113> http://html5socks.com/
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  1555. # [22:13] <tw2113> remysharp would you happen to know of any articles/posts/sites that would help with checking for local storage before calling some yql data pulling?
  1556. # [22:13] <tw2113> ideally i want the yql to execute only if localstorage is empty
  1557. # [22:13] <remysharp> if localStorage.length == 0
  1558. # [22:15] <tw2113> i'll have to figure out how to pass the callback into a nested if statement too...but i can google around for that part
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  1563. # [22:22] <diamonds> ok, the demo html etc. video files generated BY QUICKTIME on osx.6 don't work on the ipad...
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  1565. # [22:23] <diamonds> I feel like the fellow in this comic http://blog.millermedeiros.com/2011/01/ipad-is-the-new-ie6/
  1566. # [22:25] <tw2113> btw, thanks remysharp
  1567. # [22:26] <remysharp> :)
  1568. # [22:26] <remysharp> np, it was very nearly, nothing :)
  1569. # [22:27] <danbeam|afk> anybody know if Modernizr has support for data URIs/
  1570. # [22:27] * danbeam|afk is now known as danbeam
  1571. # [22:27] <danbeam> URIS?**
  1572. # [22:28] <tw2113> yeah but i was testing if null, and originally if it had any value through Boolean, i come from php minded methods though
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  1575. # [22:29] <remysharp> danbeam: it doesn't detect support as per home page: http://www.modernizr.com
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  1587. # [22:44] <Jon47> is it proper to use ::after rather than :after (two colons, to different pseudo-elements from pseudo-classes) ?
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  1594. # [22:59] <moo-_-> where could I find cool CSS3 backgrounds?
  1595. # [22:59] <moo-_-> for my boring page <body>
  1596. # [23:00] <tw2113> no idea what you mean by css3 backgrounds
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  1613. # [23:16] <tw2113> moo-_- there isn't css3 backgrounds, just new methods of handling backgrounds with css3
  1614. # [23:17] <moo-_-> tw2113: gradients and such
  1615. # [23:18] <moo-_-> tw2113: border-image goodness
  1616. # [23:18] <moo-_-> I have seen few articles about all nice stuff you can do with them
  1617. # [23:18] <moo-_-> but cannot find one now
  1618. # [23:18] <danbeam> http://leaverou.me/css3patterns/
  1619. # [23:18] <danbeam> @tw2113
  1620. # [23:19] <danbeam> & @moo-_-
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  1627. # [23:23] <moo-_-> danbeam: thx
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  1633. # [23:27] <daleharvey> lol, sfjs is in edinburgh castle
  1634. # [23:28] <tw2113> apparently some people are getting married soon
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