Kajayacht

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by Kajayacht 4y ago
I listen to political talk radio on AM, even though it simulcasts on FM, all the time for a few reasons. 1. Signal strength is much more consistent and further reaching. 2. I don't have to worry about my wife changing the station on th
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by Kajayacht 4y ago
There's the OpenPandora ( https://www.openpandora.org/ ) that did make it into hands of customers. If you look around Youtube and such, everyone seemed highly satisfied with it, but as a owner myself, it kinda sucked. By
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by Kajayacht 5y ago
The 5s really was a great phone. I used it up until last year and only upgraded as my wife needed a new phone and there was a BOGO deal.
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by Kajayacht 6y ago
Being cool and a rebel is totally a benefit.
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by Kajayacht 7y ago
I write code all the time using my iPad, though I'm connecting to a Raspberry Pi over SSH and using a bluetooth keyboard. I should blog about it.
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by Kajayacht 9y ago
Sorry for the late reply, but I suppose I need to elaborate more. At least as I remember it, when Google+ launched I was in my second year of university studying Computer Science. I remember all of my fellow CS students were excited about
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by Kajayacht 9y ago
Perl Pocket Reference from O'Reilly
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by Kajayacht 9y ago
Google+
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by Kajayacht 9y ago
I have a 4th generation iPad from early 2013 that I use all the time. Ironically, it wasn't until about 2 years ago when my wife got me a bluetooth keyboard case for it that I really started to get some use out of it. It definitely is
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by Kajayacht 9y ago
I think part of that is that jQuery is pretty universal and it's probably assumed that if someone says they know JavaScript, they know jQuery. Or, I at least assume that when I'm doing interviews.
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by Kajayacht 9y ago
One of the things I don't think it accounts for in talking about the downfall of something like jQuery is that as time goes on, the questions have already been asked. So of course there's going to be less questions asked about jQu
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by Kajayacht 9y ago
The problem is when tools that are targeted for rapid development start getting used for large, mission-critical applications. The people using these tools professionally often are not the greatest engineers and you end up with a giant mes