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Re:The Geeks on the Front Lines by angersock on Saturday September 14, 2013 @02:02PM (#6386453)
It's really great whenever I get to see media folks actually using web tech to display a story in an awesome, creative way, instead of just serving more social media garbage.

We have hyper-media for all now, so we really should encourage using it.

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Re:The Geeks on the Front Lines by anigbrowl on Saturday September 14, 2013 @04:04PM (#6386891)
You seem to be in a minority on this; I thought it was technically impressive, but the majority of people appear not to like it.
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Re:The Geeks on the Front Lines by cek994 on Saturday September 14, 2013 @04:31PM (#6386971)
Or the people who comment are the ones who are pissed off, and the people who think it's just kinda nice don't bother.
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Re:The Geeks on the Front Lines by anigbrowl on Saturday September 14, 2013 @04:52PM (#6387032)
Yes, but data you can't measure may as well not exist.
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Re:The Geeks on the Front Lines by graeme on Saturday September 14, 2013 @05:25PM (#6387115)
It lagged on my maxed out, 2013 Macbook air. If I can't run it smoothly on this machine, the world isn't ready for it.
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Re:The Geeks on the Front Lines by mschuster91 on Saturday September 14, 2013 @06:06PM (#6387245)
I run a three-year old Windows Core i5 notebook with a GT460M GPU and all runs fine...
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Re:The Geeks on the Front Lines by graeme on Saturday September 14, 2013 @08:09PM (#6387630)
I checked again, I was wrong. It runs fine. The way it animated made it feel like it was lagging, but it ran perfectly fine.
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