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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Better Form Validation Through Clever Javascript
Client-side form validation is a pretty regular thing nowadays. Every site you visit most likely does things slightly differently from adding a red star to providing a cryptic summary box at the top of the screen to simply sending the … Continue reading
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3,100,000,000,000
See here and also here. NPR’s got a good breakdown of the spending. Some highlights: $515,000,000,000 is the operating budget for our military $56,000,000,000 is the operating budget for our education system Thankfully, money is being poured into nuclear power … Continue reading
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You Should Watch “God Grew Tired of Us”
Last night my wife and I rented “God Grew Tired of Us: The Story of Lost Boys of Sudan“. The film tells the tale of three displaced youths who walked hundreds of miles from their homes in Sudan to Kenya … Continue reading
Frozen Flashmob
This is pretty cool. A group called Improv Everywhere has a new short movie where they stand in place at Grand Central in New York City for five minutes. Passers-by are video-recorded.