Since HTML5 came out, I’ve been wondering if JavaScript had an onMouseDrag event. Turns out they don’t. The fictional onMouseDrag event would fire when a user clicks, holds, and drags their mouse across an element on the screen. This could be useful with HTML5 sliders, like such: Value of slider: Say we wanted to change the number in the text …
This may or may not be new to Windows 8, but I just found out about this recently. In the bottom left-hand corner, where you would click to get to the Start screen in Windows 8, there are shortcuts to many different utilities. To bring up these utilities, simply right-click instead of left-click in the bottom left-hand corner. And bam. …
As a person who would rather use less mouse and more keyboard, I’m constantly on the hunt for keyboard shortcuts. So it is to my delight that there are at least 3 ways of switching tabs: Ctrl+Tab to go forward in the tab bar (wraps around at end), and Ctrl+Shift+Tab to go in reverse, with wrapping around at the end. …
Perfect pitch is one of those coveted abilities that exists in less than 1 in 10,000 people. In short, it is the ability to identify isolated pitches without a reference note. It is distinguished from relative pitch, where a listener needs to hear a note first to identify other notes. Even then, the beginning musician often struggles with relative pitch, …
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