» Read All... »I like using — it's freaking awesome to be able to use alpha channels directly with a given color, without having to mess with the CSS opacity settings. I also make heave use of pretty sufficient out-of-the-box support for CSS-based animations and transitions. Using jQuery plugin for , the same good old $.animate() calls can be made to work seamlessly with CSS color properties such as backgroundColor, borderColor, outlineColor, color etc. The catch: RGBA colors are ignored. I tried using the but found two drawbacks: it had its own $.colorBlend() method rather than working seamlessly with $.animate() — which I didn't particularly mind — but it also caused sustained flickerings in my test cases (yes, even though the change log reported that many flickering bugs had been eliminated) and it doesn't technically work with an RGBA alpha channel but uses CSS opacity properties behind the scenes, which was not what I wanted.
» Read All... »It is poor civic hygiene to install technologies that could someday facilitate a police state.
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15:13 / 06 Feb 2006:
They always try cloning first, I think. They tried to clone deli…
13:33 / 06 Feb 2006:
Hey, seems like sometimes it's just