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Adobe dives into HTML with new Edge software
The maker of Flash is embracing Web standards, too, with the public preview release of Edge, a tool for making dynamic, interactive Web sites. Originally posted at Deep Tech
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Funniest/Most Insightful Comments Of The Week At Techdirt
This week there was no question whatsoever which comment you guys thought was the most insightful. There was also no question which comment you guys thought was the funniest. And while they were totally different comments… they were both by the sam… Continue reading
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JavaScript, CSS3, Silverlight, ASP.NET, SharePoint articles Link List – July 2011
Here’s a quick wrap up of JavaScript, CSS3, Silverlight, ASP.NET, SharePoint and other .NET articles published on DevCurry.com in the month of July 2011.jQuery, JavaScript and CSS ArticlesjQuery: Load Page in a Div – Loading an external page in a div using jQuery is as simple as calling thejQuery Load method.
JavaScript: View Source code without Comments – One my clients had a requirement of Continue reading
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JavaScript, CSS3, Silverlight, ASP.NET, SharePoint articles Link List – July 2011
Here’s a quick wrap up of JavaScript, CSS3, Silverlight, ASP.NET, SharePoint and other .NET articles published on DevCurry.com in the month of July 2011.jQuery, JavaScript and CSS ArticlesjQuery: Load Page in a Div – Loading an external page in a div… Continue reading
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Poll Results: Large file on major CDN or small file local
I quite enjoyed this poll because the results were so neck and neck. It was only in the last week or so that a clear winner has emerged.
Like all polls ever run in the history of this website, there is lots of things to consider and the poll was probably too simple for it’s own good. Nonetheless, I consider just getting people thinking about this issue a success. At the very surface: 20k is smaller but the…
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Visual Studio LightSwitch 2011 RTM Trial
Microsoft recently released the Visual Studio LightSwitch 2011 RTM. This tool is available for free to MSDN subscribers. However those who are not MSDN subscribers can download the RTM trial for 30 days. This can be extended up to 90 days after custome… Continue reading
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Visual Studio LightSwitch 2011 RTM Trial
Microsoft recently released the Visual Studio LightSwitch 2011 RTM. This tool is available for free to MSDN subscribers. However those who are not MSDN subscribers can download the RTM trial for 30 days. This can be extended up to 90 days after custome… Continue reading
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CommonSense’s Favorite Techdirt Posts Of The Week
This week’s “favorites” post comes from the aptly-named CommonSense. Who can disagree with a little CommonSense?
I was starting to think that this day might never come. I’ve had an insightful comment show up in that weekly post before, and I’ve even… Continue reading
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[one-liner]: Why is awk skipping the first line?
Background
I’ve used AWK for years but never had a reason to use it to split on anything except spaces until now. Hard to believe but I usually use sed to convert the separator characters to spaces.
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# sed example
echo "this|is|a|string" | sed ‘s/|/ /g’
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Appeals Court Says Genes Are Patentable, Because They’re ‘Separate’ From Your DNA
Well, this is unfortunate. We were quite happy with US district court judge Robert Sweet last year for making it clear that isolated genes are not patentable material in the Myriad Genetics case. This was one of those annoying patent situations where… Continue reading
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