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Altreus
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Altreus
12y ago
False. print is a language construct http://uk1.php.net/manual/en/function.print.php
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Altreus
12y ago
This site and I share a very strong link. Apparently neither of us consider PHP to be programming.
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Altreus
13y ago
Author here! I've created a page with a button so you can see how it functions: http://altreus.github.io/colourblind/index.html HTH HAND
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Node.js modules you should know about: read
(catonmat.net)
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Altreus
15y ago
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Node.js modules you should know about: hashish
(catonmat.net)
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Altreus
15y ago
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Understanding Bash History
(symkat.com)
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Altreus
16y ago
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Altreus
16y ago
I totally had an awesome picture to link to here to prove my point but I can't find it. Suffice to say that Apple pricing their bog-standard SATA hard disks at 39 cents a gigabyte (a high market price being 19 cents), and a similar attitude
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Altreus
16y ago
It's as though there's a sort of threshold of computer-ness, above which the general public become blithering idiots. Apple's removal of as many controls as possible make these items friendlier; but when they have been around as long as was
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Altreus
16y ago
Why use the command line at all when you can use a GUI? Understanding how your system works is a different level from choosing the tools in the first place.
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Altreus
16y ago
Ah, the only viable use for an iPad. Except of course you can't write software for the iPad without spending money so screw it.
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Altreus
16y ago
The future is here! Two USians and a European working successfully on a 2-day hackathon using such technology that blurs the boundary between server and client ... what more could we ask for! Except robots
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Altreus
16y ago
Would you rather she golfed it? ;)
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Altreus
16y ago
I disagree. The post seems to me like it is aimed at learning new things, not an in-depth investigation on how the things you're already doing work in the background. The things in the article are explained on their own level, and then a le
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Altreus
16y ago
Thanks for the sophisticated and helpful response. I'll obviously implement many of the suggestions you made to improve my article writing.
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How to Fail at SVN
(podcats.in)
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16y ago
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