Recent content by bobsoap

Ok, let's try to consolidate all the recent bitcoin craze into a single thread. I think it would be good to have a single, main outlet where those who are genuinely interested in bitcoin can discuss and speculate, vs. 536 different threads. This should keep everyone here sane and those who don't...

Don't click this link if you're working and really need to get something done right now. Otherwise, go nuts! Check this: Z-Type This is not the same category as cookie clicker... it actually requires you to do something. Type to shoot! My score sucks: This was my first time and if I didn't...

Awesome... via Million Lines of Code | Information Is Beautiful

The future of touch interaction. Simply awesome. Touché: Enhancing Touch Interaction on Humans, Screens, Liquids, and Everyday Objects - YouTube Article: Touché - Carnegie Mellon University | CMU inb4 Apple tries to patent this and claims it's theirs.

You're making a diet ad and the girl doesn't look slim enough? Fire up Photoshop. You're Apple, and you're suing Samsung over how the Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab look exactly like iPhone and iPad, but they really don't? Fire up Photoshop. Then proceed to submit said shopped creatives as evidence in...

So I'm getting more and more familiar with MySQL these days. I've been doing frontend development for quite a while now, but I'm just beginning to venture into backend stuff more (very exciting). As for the question - for a project of mine, I'm asking myself: how should I organize the database...

$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] won't work here, as the page is not being reloaded - how is it possible to see when a user hit the back button, and take conditional action (e.g. redirect to a page earlier)? Maybe with JS?

Holler if you get this beautiful page every now and now and now and now and again and again and again. Especially when submitting a post or thread and all you wrote is gone.

Ok so I just encountered something I never have before. Upon running a page through the W3 Validator, it gives me this error: ...and it doesn't show anything else. This is not a "error(s) found in line X" type of unvalidated result, but the validator just gives up and does nothing. I'm having...

YOU SPELLED BARACK OBAMA WRONG!!!!!!!!! :repuke: Otherwise: LOL

So I am working on this site and I'm constantly wondering which method of form validation/verification is better: JavaScript or PHP? I put together some really nice PHP that sanitizes user input and upon error (e.g. if a required field is empty), it sends an error message via GET back to the...