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AustinG08
12y ago
Lol I am hardly "sitting around and complaining." At my last agency gig we had to support down to IE6 for several months until we built a strong case to only support down to IE8. Even still it was much harder and protracted battle
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12y ago
Tell that to the boss
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12y ago
My brother is in prison until 2018 on drug related charges. He was transferred to a for profit prison that has a reputation for gang violence, but fortunately all the non violent offenders from the state he was transferred from are kept in
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12y ago
I can only imagine how finicky it is. But it is truly amazing tech, and quite revolutionary. I probably do about 75%+ of my searches via voice, and it would more likely be 90%+ if I wasn't embarrassed about talking to my phone in publi
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12y ago
My evidence is anecdotal at best, but I have found Siri to be terrible and my "OK, Google" to be wonderful.
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12y ago
Lol, 'my panties in a bunch'. While it feels good to express oneself, it shows maturity to not shout out 'SHIT!', if even to substitute it with 'SHOOT!', and therein lies the logic. It demonstrates a certain le
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12y ago
I think a better comparison would be instead of calling your sister fat, you tell her you are upset with her. The point I was making was practicing restraint. If you go around calling people 'fat' to insult them, you are obviously
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12y ago
I used to cuss like a sailor until I started gaming with a group of Mormons. Very nice guys and very intelligent. Instead of saying 'fuck' they say 'frick', instead of 'shit' they so 'shoot', instead
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12y ago
If only a powerful group like the MPAA would be opposed to such blatant exploitation of a person's creative work... edit: grammar
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12y ago
Man, the hardest questions for me to answer was the first one: "what did you learn yesterday/this week"? I do so much reading and research in my free time and then to realize how hard it was for me to summarize what it was ex
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12y ago
But is it responsive!? /s
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12y ago
It is slightly convoluted. The author also references a completed project with that being the first question, but if it ISN'T responsive, one could argue that it's not completed :P
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12y ago
good god man, my eyes, I can't feel my eyes!
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AustinG08
12y ago
Oh great, now the chem trail nuts are really going to think they're right.
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12y ago
In such an unfair fight, i'd argue it's the BEST method.
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AustinG08
12y ago
Since i'm a newbie and I couldn't find anything with a simple search, could you elaborate on that particular MySQL situation?
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12y ago
ehhh... I want to believe?
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12y ago
I would also rather those jobs, companies, and opportunities stay in America and benefit the American economy, the one that I also contribute to and benefit from. Is it wrong to want that? I don't think so.
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12y ago
elaborate hacks? 'position:absolute;top:0;bottom:0;margin:auto;'
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12y ago
My friend and co-worker created a gulp primer for wordpress development, take a look: http://www.ataylor.me/code/tutorials/using-gulp-js-in-wordpr... (I love gulp)
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12y ago
You forgot gambling, AKA the stock market.
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12y ago
As someone who wants to learn to build Node.js apps in his free time, I love boilerplate apps like this! Thanks for sharing.
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13y ago
Pretty surprised that this basic, well known style rule is front page. I guess it's not as well known as I thought.