function trim(str) {
var str = str.replace(/^ss*/, ''),
ws = /s/,
i = str.length;
while (ws.test(str.charAt(--i)));
return str.slice(0, i + 1);
}
source: http://blog.stevenlevithan.com/archives/faster-trim-javascript posted by dharh 1:11 PM Feb 4th, 2008 via idt
This guy seems to have the right idea on why people would ever choose open source.
posted by dharh 8:58 PM Jan 27th, 2008 via idt
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v2.2.x (12 May 2022) .NET
TODO Todo from prior version is updated or restated as below:
v2.1.322 (14 Feb 2014) ASP.NET
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UI
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v2.0.134 (19 Mar 2011) New Versioning Skipped 1.0 because the previous cold fusion version for all intents and purposes was 1.0 even though it never made it past the beta stage. I am using an auto versioning system with visual studio. Which means for the most part the third number, the number of compiles, is the main way to tell which version is which. The second number will still keep track of major versions, but I don't really foresee using it much. neTodo.net Released
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v0.2 (14 Aug 2009) Update to JQuery and Preferences Backend JQuery
Preferences
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v0.1 (26 Jan 2008) Released neTodo Features
posted by dharh 7:43 PM Jan 26th, 2008 via idt
neTodo has been fully released. People can now register to start using it. Try it out and let me know what you think.
posted by dharh 7:16 PM Jan 26th, 2008 via idt
The in deep thought code base has just reached v0.6. You can view the changelog to see the changes.
posted by dharh 5:21 PM Jan 26th, 2008 via idt
Hey, looks like its time to resurrect MLP posts! This MLP post is brought to you by the recent stock market turmoil.
PayPal finally may have some competition from new comer noca. Do you think you're a Software Engineer? According to one man hacker Ravi Mohan, your probably really a ratcatcher. I have to agree with Steve over here though. If you're a programmer, you probably don't know how compilers work. If you like Apple's new MacBook Air but dont have the budget for it perhaps you would be interested in the cheeper Asus Eee PC solution and upgrade it yourself. I finally bought Rock Band, even though I only got the PS2 (PS3 compatible though!) version. It certainly brings back memories of my drummer days. Check out this cool program that will allow the drum pads to work with your PC. posted by dharh 11:19 AM Jan 24th, 2008 via idt
I thought this was an interesting article on the mismanagement of the FCC and why we have crap for spectrum usage.
posted by dharh 10:13 AM Dec 27th, 2007 via idt
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