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:-moz-any type(), but then for jQuery! (via @mathias)

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Currently, there’s no native support for the HTML5 <details> element in any browser. Mathias Bynens studied the spec and whipped up a jQuery fallback, allowing us to use this element. Looking for a non-jQuery dependent version? Try Remy Sharp’s take at it.

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“CSS 3 introduces a brand new box model in addition of the traditional box model from CSS 1 and 2. The flexible box model determines the way boxes are distributed inside other boxes and the way they share the available space.”

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The future is bright and shiny.

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One word: Wow!

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“These are the annoyances and roadblocks that makes this appliance, otherwise engaging and attractive, feel like it was rushed out the door. Or done on the cheap. Which, for a device that starts at $499, is just wrong.”

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“Firefox Lorentz takes the out of process plugins work from Mozilla Developer Previews and builds it on top of Firefox 3.6.3. This beta offers uninterrupted browsing for Windows and Linux users when a problem causes a crash in any Adobe Flash, Apple Quicktime or Microsoft Silverlight plugin instance” — I’ve been looking forward to this; …

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Great work by Robert Nyman!

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Really neat: Ambilight for <video>. Read how it’s done over at the developer’s blog. It could be smoother (it doesn’t feel perfect yet) but then I guess your CPU would start clogging.

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Great news from the Mozilla/Gecko team: “The main feature of this release is out-of-process plugins: on Windows and Linux, plugins such as Flash and Silverlight run in a separate process from the browser. If a plugin crashes it will not crash the browser, and unresponsive plugins are automatically restarted. (Note that we are working on …

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