Gigablah

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901.
by Gigablah 13y ago
There's a boundary between playing devil's advocate and taking the piss outright.
902.
by Gigablah 13y ago
> did you made this Seriously? You're going to complain about his English?
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by Gigablah 13y ago
> My concern is that if this app was created by Europeans or Americans, I would trust it my password and account, because I would have a tiny fraction of luck in case my account gets compromised and I loose money. There would be a possib
904.
by Gigablah 13y ago
You used sarcasm! I bow down to your magnificent display of wit.
905.
by Gigablah 13y ago
Somehow we've reached a point in society where being spotted in public with a typewriter turns you into a subject of mockery and disdain. Hell, the author would be better treated if he dressed up as a clown and made balloon animals.
906.
by Gigablah 13y ago
> The victim of being upset that people on twitter and reddit didn't like him? Cry me a river. I suppose you think the notion of "cyberbullying" is nonsense, then? And their purported victims should just "man up"
907.
by Gigablah 13y ago
> In fact if you look at the source to any comment I make, you'll find that I do it by habit DESPITE the fact that I know that in many mediums it is going to get lost. I believe you also have a bug in your brain.
908.
by Gigablah 13y ago
I've gotten sleep paralysis a few times before and this is why I always start sleeping on my side. I only get it if I lay on my back facing the ceiling. Still, nowadays it's less terrifying and more of an annoyance after I discove
909.
by Gigablah 13y ago
Wow, you Godwinned that right out of the gate.
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by Gigablah 13y ago
A closer translation would be: Why choose Confucius to "represent" Teacher's Day? It's an opinion piece on this bit of news: http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/china/2013-09/06/c_132697
911.
by Gigablah 13y ago
I think the BBC meant "Sir Mike Jackson prevented an altercation that risked starting World War III", but what do I know, I'm not a journalist or editor.
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by Gigablah 13y ago
Things to watch out for when validating people's names: http://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/falsehoods-programmers-b... Even following a spec for email validation could be trouble: https://git
913.
by Gigablah 13y ago
I don't understand why they added the bevel, it looks like WordArt :(
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by Gigablah 13y ago
I don't know if you should take his post at face value, seems like he's just describing an exaggerated persona to support his conclusion.
915.
by Gigablah 13y ago
I see you haven't had to * deal with product owners * deal with customer service * deal with marketing * deal with legacy code * deal with emergency production issues * deal with whatever the latest buzzword is in project
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by Gigablah 13y ago
I guess it's not so much a question of spying, but whether they will manage not to lose your data. Hell even US providers stuff it up sometimes.
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Animated 3D X-Wing in pure CSS and HTML(codepen.io)
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918.
by Gigablah 13y ago
Did you just compare the Chinese to ants?
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by Gigablah 13y ago
How is this "free"? There's no site navigation, no download link, no decent preview, and only one button saying "pay with a tweet". I'm not clicking that, it reeks of spam.
920.
by Gigablah 13y ago
From their status page: "For updates, please subscribe to https://developers.facebook.com/x/bugs/702273849788774 " That URL gives me a 404. I'm not surprised... Edit: they've fixed it now. Corr
921.
by Gigablah 13y ago
On the contrary, it's only a matter of time before HTML/CSS/JS reaches the same performance as a native app.
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by Gigablah 13y ago
If you read his post, basically width is the constant and height is the variable. That's why horizontal centering is easy, because the width is deterministic.
923.
by Gigablah 13y ago
I'm not sure why you're saying that accountancy is for people with "no imagination" and, more worryingly, implying that it's some sort of "lesser" profession.
924.
by Gigablah 13y ago
A couple more I noticed: "its a terrible habit" -> it's "thats been hand-picked by a human" -> that's
925.
by Gigablah 13y ago
And 99.9% of requests are GET rather than POST, so shall we get rid of POST then?
926.
by Gigablah 13y ago
Isn't Playdoh a Hasbro trademark?
927.
by Gigablah 13y ago
Interesting, I wasn't aware that capitalism and the free market absolves everything from criticism.
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by Gigablah 13y ago
Good thing that Bootstrap is made up of a bunch of separate modules. https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/tree/3.0.0-wip/less
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by Gigablah 13y ago
Bootstrap is a, well, bootstrap. You're supposed to build upon it, so having a "flat" base makes sense since it's less hassle to add CSS properties (and give your buttons some bevels) than override existing ones.
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by Gigablah 13y ago
My suggestion would be to offer an nginx + php-fpm configuration as well.

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