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kumar303 shared an idea in Thing Labs on September 09, 2009 15:45:
don't overload my Twitter headlinesyou guys missed a key feature of using vanilla twitter: the ability to scan masses of tweets quickly. This works because each tweet is limited to 140 chars and that's it. In other words, showing inline images and videos *defeats* this feature. I'd suggest that instead you provide a link titled "show image" or "show video" beside the tweet; that would be useful because I would haven't to open the link in another tab (like in vanilla twitter) *if* I actually did want to view the image.
The secret sauce to twitter is the limited space on the screen that each tweet occupies -- it's about 3 inches, never more! If you don't maintain this feature then you will be shutting out those who use Twitter to quickly scan masses of tweets or "headlines."
kumar303 replied on July 07, 2009 04:40 to the problem "cannot create a sound with ID of zero" in Schillmania!:
kumar303 replied on July 06, 2009 18:18 to the problem "cannot create a sound with ID of zero" in Schillmania!:
kumar303 reported a problem in Schillmania! on July 02, 2009 20:55:
cannot create a sound with ID of zeroIf you call createSound({id: 0, ...}) the sound will not be created. Note the ID of zero. Why would you create a sound with an ID of zero? For me, it was because I was looping through an array of soundfiles and 0 was the index of the first sound. It seems like a suitable ID number. This took me a long time to debug!
There are a few options for a solution. Fix the code so that it can handle an ID of zero. If that's too hard simply throw an exception if _tO.id === 0
ps. thanks for a great piece of open source software. I've been using sound manager for quite a while and have not had to submit an issue until now :)
kumar303 asked a question in Jottit on November 28, 2007 06:48:
is it possible to add custom styles / stylesheets?Specifically, I'm using inline markup for creating a table (please smack me if there is an easier way in Markdown) and would like to add border: 1px, that sort of thing. I tried style="" on the table element but that gets cumbersome. Is there a way to add to the style tag in head or link to a stylesheet? I don't believe a style tag is allowed in the body, and actually it's not a supported inline element in Markdown.
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