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Comment Ah (Score 1) 22

by angstel on Wednesday June 18, 2025 @10:56AM (#65458299) Attached to: Netflix Will Air Traditional TV Channels in France

Ah ben on avait bien besoin de ça : TF1, la chaîne qui vend du temps de cerveau disponible diffusé sur Neflix, le media qui a du temps de cerveau disponible à vendre.

Comment Stupid question, anyone ? (Score 1) 203

by angstel on Wednesday June 03, 2020 @02:55PM (#60141552) Attached to: AMC Theatres Has 'Substantial Doubt' it Can Remain in Business

Why should any company could even think about reporting that they had a substantial doubt about the fact that they can remain in business ?
Sorry about my bad english, but sériously what's the purpose of this kind of information ?

Comment I love my little rooster... (Score 1) 123

by angstel on Monday May 18, 2020 @11:53AM (#60073948) Attached to: Is That a Rooster on My Customer-Support Call? Yes, Blame Coronavirus.

by Almeda Riddle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Comment Feersum Endjinn (Score 1) 437

by angstel on Wednesday June 07, 2017 @04:04PM (#54571015) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: What Are Some Books You Wish You Had Read Earlier?

by |@in M. B@nks::Sm@|| n0v3|, Gr3aT |it3r@tur3

Comment Again (Score 1) 518

by angstel on Tuesday July 03, 2012 @11:09AM (#40528185) Attached to: Linux Users Banned From <em>Diablo III</em> Servers

Cædite eos. Novit enim Dominus qui sunt eius.

Learning JQuery 1.3 153

Posted by samzenpus on Monday January 11, 2010 @12:15PM from the read-all-about-it dept.

Michael J. Ross writes "Of all Web technologies, JavaScript may have the most checkered past — first heralded as a powerful object-oriented language for jazzing up Web pages, but later condemned as a source of spammy pop-up windows and horrid animations polluting websites everywhere. Yet during the past several years, Web designers and developers are increasingly using JavaScript unobtrusively, for client-site interactivity — as a supplement to server-side functionality, not a replacement, and built upon standards-compliant (X)HTML and CSS. As a result, the once-derided language is now enjoying a true resurgence in interest and use. This has been bolstered by the proliferation of JavaScript libraries, of which jQuery is clearly the front runner. Web programmers seeking to get up to speed on this exciting resource can turn to Learning jQuery 1.3: Better Interaction Design and Web Development with Simple JavaScript Techniques." Keep reading for the rest of Michael's review.

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