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All arrangements made at capital airport to screen and quarantine passengers

Not many turn up at isolation centres

The city Corporation has made elaborate arrangements for non-resident Keralites ahead of the landing of the first flight from Doha in the capital on S

Inclusion on green zone list only if there are no cases for 21 days

Two Air India Express flights bring them home, another flight from Doha to bring 183

Many reach border without passes issued by Palakkad district authorities

Another 54,262 have applied for passes

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Maradona autographs shirt to help poor

Arunachal Governor reviews State education scene

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Arunachal directive for returnees

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Centre urged to confer Bharat Ratna on Upendranath Brahma

3 arrested over teacher’s killing

Nagaon ASP, family members under home quarantine

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1,078 quintals of rice collected from cardholders in 16 mandals of Karimnagar

Yesterday, Mike Taylor raised a very interesting question on Twitter: “Anybody know what Safari 5 requires for a page to be Reader-ifiable?”

Every time you click that shiny little Reader button, Safari generates an HTML document and displays it as an overlay to the original document. Let’s have a look at the HTML and CSS used in this process, and find out how we can mess with it.

When writing CSS for markup with weird class or id attribute values, you need to consider some rules. For example, you can’t just use ## { color: #f00; } to target the element with id="#". Instead, you’ll have to escape the weird characters (in this case, the second #). Doing so will cancel the meaning of special CSS characters and allows you to refer to characters you cannot easily type out, like crazy Unicode symbols.

The following article, written by John-David Dalton and yours truly, was published as part of the Performance Calendar series in 2010.

As you may have heard, the upcoming iOS 4.3 will support AirPlay streaming in Mobile Safari. Previously video streaming was only available in Apple-controlled iOS applications like the YouTube and iPod/Video apps, but the new iOS 4.3 beta opens up AirPlay support to both third party App Store applications, as well as embedded web videos using either the Quicktime plugin () or the

As a follow-up to the post documenting a few popular HTML element + attribute notations, here’s a similar one about JavaScript.

Having recently written about character references in HTML, I figured it would be interesting to look into JavaScript character escapes as well.

Does JavaScript use UCS-2 or UTF-16 encoding? Since I couldn’t find a definitive answer to this question anywhere, I decided to look into it. The answer depends on what you’re referring to: the JavaScript engine, or JavaScript at the language level.

Did you know var π = Math.PI; is syntactically valid JavaScript? I thought this was pretty cool, so I decided to look into which Unicode glyphs are allowed in JavaScript variable names, or identifiers as the ECMAScript specification calls them.

By default, composing a new email in Gmail results in an HTML email under the hood. It’s possible to opt-out of that and use plain text email instead, but that leads to some problems.

This article explains the effects of the new u flag for regular expressions in ES2015.

ES2015 updates the grammar for identifiers. This affects a number of things, but most importantly, identifiers can be used as variable names, and identifier names are valid unquoted property names. This post describes the observable changes compared to the old ES5 behavior.

ES2018 adds support for Unicode property escapes of the form p{…} and P{…} to JavaScript regular expressions. This article explains what Unicode property escapes are, how they work, and why they’re useful.

This article highlights what’s happening in the world of JavaScript regular expressions right now. Spoiler: it’s quite a lot — there are more RegExp-related proposals currently advancing through the TC39 standardization process than there have been updates to RegExp in the history of ECMAScript!

All the 356 passengers who arrived from Dubai by the first two rescue flights were sent to quarantine centres after their throat and nasal swabs were taken at Chennai airport on Saturday. The first flight IX 612 had 179 passengers and the second 177.

For almost 50 days of the Covid-imposed lockdown, our factories have remained shut, academic schedules upset, malls and theatres locked and infrastructure work stalled. The virus has stopped us in our tracks. But not forever.