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What are people excited about these days in the developer community? CSS is a huge one, and so is JS. Some of the CSS implementations are completely absurd and disgraceful towards CSS while others I, and many of my colleagues say “about time!”. The funny thing is, most of these features IE has had working for, well, over a decade now.
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I’m really trying to understand here why people are so surprised at this ruling that Comcast has the right to charge extra for different web services. Let’s look at some other services we all use real quick that are restricted that no one seems to even notice:
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I noticed a lot of people are searching my site for this and use dynoBox, but for basic functionality to simply delete the default text in the search box on when a user clicks on it is actually very easy. Here is the example functionality.
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If you were like me the first time you try to grab a feed via AJAX from another server you’ll spend quite some time trying to figure out why the hell your script isn’t working when everything is written perfectly. Then you do some research and find out you’re not allowed to use AJAX from server to server due to security issues. Darn it. Well, here is the work around I’ve been using for quite some time, and best of all, it’s only 2 lines of PHP and 1 line of jQuery.
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This is part of the Land of the Free series.
Religion in America has, unfortunately, always been mixed with politics. Not only is this unfair and unethical, it’s against our constitution:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.