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Use CSS calc to align an element vertically
calc function is a function introduced in CSS3, it can be used to calculate length values. There are a few good features which make it suitable for aligning an element vertically. One good part is that the operands can have different units like percentage, px, rem etc. This makes it very flexible when calculating the length value. One example: .rect{ margin-top:20px; height:50px; background:green; width:calc(100%-20px); } Here the left operand uses percentage while the right one ...
CSS3,CALC,VERTICAL ALIGN 2019-08-23 20:30:23
A simple example on implementing progress bar in GoLang
Sometimes when handling a long running process, there would be need to track the progress so that people know something is still running instead of doubting something goes wrong. In this case, a progress bar which indicates the current status and progress would be desired. This post will show an example on how to implement progress bar using GoLang. Let's take a look at the final outcome first before jumping into the implementation detail. The key in the implementation is actually just the \r ...
TUTORIAL,EXAMPLE,GOLANG,PROGRESS BAR 2020-08-08 23:53:15
What Happens When Apps Go On Sale?: Revenue Up 22% On iPhone, 29% On Android
In a new research report from Distimo, the app store analytics provider examined two different ways that allow mobile developers to get a bump in both their download numbers and revenue. One way, which is within the developers’ control, is putting the app on sale. Within the first day, iPhone developers see an average increase of 41% in revenue using this method, and see revenue increases of 22% by the sale’s end. Android apps, however, rose just 7% on day one, but closed ou...
Mobile apps,Sale,Revenue,Android and Apple 2012-01-28 07:19:28
Unicode over 60 percent of the web
Computers store every piece of text using a “character encoding,†which gives a number to each character. For example, the byte 61 stands for ‘a’ and 62 stands for ‘b’ in the ASCII encoding, which was launched in 1963. Before the web, computer systems were siloed, and there were hundreds of different encodings. Depending on the encoding, C1 could mean any of ¡, Ð, Ä„, Ħ, ‘, â€, or parts of thousands of characters, from æ to å...
Unicode,Encoding,Website,Percentage,Statustic 2012-02-07 06:19:34
Data Scientists and Their Harder Skills than Big Data
The field of data science is often confused with that of big data. Data science is an aid to decision makers in a company with a logical approach. Who is a Data Scientist? A Data Scientist reviews a huge collection of data(that may extend to a couple of terabytes of disk space or thousands of excel sheets). This humongous chunk of data is not feasible for being handled, sorted and analyzed by a single person. Here we require the help of data science, and most recently, the field of A...
BIG DATA 2017-12-13 04:22:55
Measure the improvement of Google search algorithm
On the day of Google's 15th birthday, Google released its new "Hummingbird" search algorithm, this is the first time that Google changes its search algorithm since 2010 after the Caffeine algorithm. It will affect 90% of search results, according to Amit Singhal, Lead of Google Search. Some may be curious about how Google measures the improvement of a new search algorithm. There are many factors need to be considered, for example, accuracy, relevance, search depth etc. According to Amit Singhal...
Google search,Algorithm, improvement 2013-09-29 23:25:53
FONT SIZING WITH REM
Determining a unit of measurement to size our text can be a topic of heated debate, even in this day and age. Unfortunately, there are still various pros and cons that make the various techniques less desirable. It's just a matter of which less-desirable is most desirable.There are two main techniques that are extolled:Size with pxSize with emLet's review these two approaches before I reveal the magical third.Sizing with pxIn the early days of the web, we used pixels to size our text. It's relia...
Is 99.8% Secure Secure?
A group of researchers (Arjen Lenstra and collaborators from EPFL Lausanne and James Hughes from Palo Alto) published a study, Ron was wrong Whit is right, of new vulnerabilities of cryptosystems. The New York Times picked up the story. Although Lenstra et al discuss several cryptosystems, their results are particularly relevant to those based on RSA. The title mirrors their conviction that cryptosystems based on a single random element have fewe...
Security,Percentage,Security index 2012-02-27 04:48:06
Cache Reheating - Not to be Ignored
An important aspect to keep in mind with databases is the cost of cache reheating after a server restart. Consider the following diagram which shows several cache servers (e.g., memcached) in front of a database server.This sort of setup is common and can work quite well when appropriate; it removes read load from the database and allows more RAM to be utilized for scaling (when the database doesn’t scale horizontally). But what happens if all the cache servers restart at the same time, s...
Database,Cost,Cache reheating,Advice 2011-09-21 09:47:29
What’s the waiter doing with the computer screen?
When Richard Gatarski and a few friends wanted to dine in the Swedish city of Norrköping a few weeks ago, they booked a table at a downtown Italian restaurant that seemed nice. When they arrived, they were greeted by the headwaiter, who asked if they had a reservation. Richard confirmed, and the headwaiter looked at his computer screen. â€Gatarski? Hm, let’s see .. yes, there’s your reservation. Welcome!†The headwaiter then picked up what Richard first thought m...
Waiter,Computer screen,Touch 2012-03-12 11:07:01
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