Reply to vtharsanan's tweet:
@vtharsanan sent. you have to wait for google to process it
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Oct 2009
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Reply to kimosalen's tweet:
@kimosalen DM mo sakin email add mo
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Reply to vtharsanan's tweet:
@vtharsanan DM me your email add pls :D
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I seem to have some google wave invites now. Anyone want?
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An MMO player’s take on facebook games: http://tobolds.blogspot.com/2009/10/facebook-games-scam-or-useful-tool.html
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Drafts are lagging. My event number is 648214. #mtg
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I love unstructured time
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Just noticed: Google Reader has a feature to “sort by magic”
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“If you do what you’ve always done, you’ll get what you’ve always gotten.”
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Have your app create a temp file on startup and periodically check if it still exists. Your batch script can just delete that file to terminate the app.
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I think Badges are the most brilliant part of Stackoverflow, etc. Not surprising given how I feel about ps3 trophies
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Reply to NorrYtt's tweet:
@NorrYtt I would apply if wotc lets me interview from the other side of the world!
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https://www.ign.com/top-100-nes-games/index.html - IGN top 100 NES games of all time. Of these, I played 41 and finished 24 on an actual NES or Famicom
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Reply to mtgsalivanth's tweet:
@mtgsalivanth I like #mtg. It’s short.
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Reply to pluish's tweet:
@pluish basta straight! :p
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#puzzle 5+5+5 = 550 Add one straight line to this equation to make the left side equal the right side
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Facebook has been randomly sending a “0” string before the HTTP headers for some reason, causing files named *.php to be downloaded.
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started to pick up Blazblue again
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so lazy
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trophies don’t really mean anything (bragging rights aside), but they’re fun and give an otherwise done game a bit more replay value #ps3
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Now if only Fallout 3 GOTY for #ps3 would become available here already
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Yay, first platinum! http://fp.profiles.us.playstation.com/playstation/psn/pid/hungryroy.png (ambabaw) #ps3
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does the “Remember Me” option on the #twitter website EVER work?
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Reply to switchfollows's tweet:
@switchfollows no, my work schedule is already correct starting yesterday
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having trouble sleeping
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Reply to StarCityGames's tweet:
@starcitygames your decklists still have zendikar as nonstandard legal!
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yehey nakauwi ng maaga
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I have a CRUD maintenance screen with a custom rich text editor control (FCKEditor actually) and the program extracts the formatted text as HTML from the control for saving to the database. However, part of our standards is that leading and trailing whitespace needs to be stripped from the content before saving, so I have to remove extraneous and <br> and such from the beginning and end of the HTML string.
I can opt to either do it on the client side (using Javascript) or on the server side (using Java) Is there an easy way to do this, using regular expressions or something? I’m not sure how complex it needs to be, I need to be able to remove stuff like:
<p><br /> </p>yet retain it if there’s any kind of meaningful text in between. (Above snippet is from actual HTML data saved by the tester)
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heading out to mass then straight to work afterwards
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Reply to Trevkor's tweet:
@Trevkor it was an either/or draft pick though :p
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yehey nakauwi na ko! just in time for breakfast
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#mtg Hideous End or Burst Lightning?
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@switchfollows we should do this: http://bit.ly/2LZ0x
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trackpads suck
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https://twitpic.com/kyf5r - Luckily I’m not superstitious
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Let’s say I attach a javascript “change” event handler to a select element, something that dispatches an ajax request to load some stuff from the server.
This is fine in Firefox. However, in IE, the change event will fire every time you scroll rapidly through the combo box options using a mouse wheel. This is troublesome because it spams the server with requests, and there’s no guarantee the requests come back in the correct order, hence the client-side state may become inconsistent.
Now, our previous workaround was that we would introduce a timeout to the change handler, such that it would wait a fraction of a second before actually dispatching the request. If in that short time, another change event comes in, we cancel the previous timeout and start a new one, thus preventing spamming multiple requests.
Now, while this seems to be working, it’s a bit hackish and I’m wondering if there’s any better approach. Is there a different event we can hook to so that it doesn’t fire repeatedly when scrolling with the mouse? Or should we just disable mouse-wheeling altogether (onmousewheel="return false;")? Firefox does not seem to support mouse-wheeling thru combo boxes, but I’m not sure if disabling mouse wheeling is a serious usability no-no or something.
Can anyone recommend other solutions?
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got google wave account! thanks @bry_bibat!
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will be working on UK time tomorrow (4pm to 1am), possibly until Tuesday
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Reply to maro254's tweet:
@maro254 “expansion” doesn’t count core sets? I think either The Dark or Fallen Empires was the first expansion when I started
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gah walang One Piece next week! Luffy vs Hawk Eyes!
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Apparently maraming apektado ng brownout. And they’re all tweeting about it somehow.
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RT @livingmanila: Power Station in Taytay, Rizal caught fire. Possible cause of the wide blackout / brownout in Metro Manila.
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At the office before 8:30. Not even close!
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I’m still awake. Will I be late tomorrow? Tune in for the shocking conclusion!
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feeling ko malalate ako bukas
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it’s a mess, it’s a start, it’s a flawed work of art
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took like 10 rares in an M10 draft (2 were duals). My mana base was still pretty bad, as you can imagine; lost in round 2
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Reply to aleksfelipe's tweet:
@aleksfelipe wala akong maisip e
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the weekend project took longer that I thought (the usual story of software estimation). now to sleep
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#mtg want to share your decklists online? Try the Decklist Sharing Tool: http://bit.ly/11DhUW
