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molukk

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Web developer from Norway
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molukk··on Vue.js 1.0.0
If I read the documentation correctly, you can also pass it a string to be used as template. If the string starts with a '#' it will act as a querySelector.

http://vuejs.org/api/#template

molukk··on Face detection for cats in JavaScript
Yes: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4584453.

Looks like it has improved since then. Nifty :-)

molukk··on PHP 5.5.0 Alpha 6 - Released
The RFC for including ZO+ outlines some possible reasons: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/optimizerplus#advantages_of_optimiz...
molukk··on Why GitHub’s pricing model stinks (for us)
We've also been discussing this recently where I work. Our problem is that the small wordpress projects quickly eat up the repo quota.

The price isn't a problem, but their largest plan only gives 125 repos, which we'll reach relatively quick at this rate. Enterprise is not an option, as we're not really interested in hosting and maintaining it ourselves.

They do however say "If you need a plan larger than Platinum, contact us for details about our larger business plans." Does anyone have any details about what their larger business plans consist of?

Most likely we'll eventually migrate to Bitbucket.

molukk··on Face detection for cats in JavaScript
Had the samme issue. Chrome 21 (and now 22 after checking version). Happened when I dragged and dropped an image from another Chrome window. Worked fine when dropping a local image.
molukk··on Spotify's U.S. Landing Page
I've been a spotify subscriber for two years now, and it's more less the only player I use for music on my PC, mobile and ipad.

Together with the related artists feature of Spotify, Spotify social(sharing playlists etc.) and scrobbling to Last.fm, I've discovered lots of new music I enjoy. It really is fantastic. The client is also pretty quick and fairly sparesome on resource usage.

It's a bit annoying when music surreptitiously disappear from their library -- in that case you have to use local files.