Rumudiez

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by Rumudiez 9y ago
Nailed it. If your business doesn't have a product so you only profit through advertising, you shouldn't be trying to make it a business.
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by Rumudiez 9y ago
There's a sushi restaurant near me called "SushiMe," a pun of "sashimi" I've always assumed.
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by Rumudiez 9y ago
I don't think "probably best" is a good reason for something to be entirely unusable due to what is likely to be just a minor bug..
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
This just in: an in-development webapp with WebSockets, Shared Workers, and WebRTC integration turns out to actually be "ancient" because it's being managed with subversion!
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
That's "JavaScript Object Notation," as in, how to use objects in JS.
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
I believe that might be part of the problem, but when I joined under this same role I was being fairly compensated, so it might be mixed.
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
Just to explain another perspective, since you're asking: some people feel there are a lot of H-1B visas out there for people who are only doing trivial, entry level work, or even have misleading job titles – not exactly whom many woul
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
They generally don't have a clue, or sometimes have had job titles like "Software Engineer" but all they did was basic GUI testing, which is also the case at my company.
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
The going expectation for professional résumés is about honesty and modesty. What you say on that piece of paper should reflect what you would be able to come in the next day and be productive doing. I interviewed over 15 applicants for jus
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
Absolutely awkward. You can load the site with JS enabled, but if you disable it then suddenly the entire page disappears, and yet it still scrolls. What's the point?
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
What do you do to ensure the resources for closed windows are released?
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
Most interestingly to me, is that means OS X 10.9 is running DDR4, even though no Apple product to date that I'm aware of has shipped with anything faster than 2133MHz DDR3. [edit for highest DRAM frequency offered by Apple]
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
And that's different than what we're doing in the US now? Every problem's already been solved; you just don't have access to its solution. Wouldn't being able to work off of others' successes make you more prod
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
> How to make Windows usable, step 1: install Linux. FTFY
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
Those things happened before Snapchat, too.. unfortunately it's an expected part of high school culture in the US.
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
Why is innerText not cross browser? According to caniuse it's been in every major version of every popular browser for over a year.[0] [0] http://caniuse.com/#search=innerText
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
If that were the case, following the "spirit of the law" would become basically moot and writing legal documents would become significantly more involved. As a former freelancer, being able to write a simple business agreement and
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
In my usage I meant to express that a modern system should be constructed similarly to how flexbox and grid determine the "display" property of the selected element's children. If your code constantly requires manual display:
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
Truly there should be no use case for the "inline-" prefixed properties anymore. Your HTML+CSS systems should denote layout strictly from parents ("cascading!") and any exceptions to your rules would exhibit either an un
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
Surprisingly, we live in an alternate reality. That's called a browser, but the keyboard input is a little different -- you have to hit Ctrl/Cmd + L every time you want to type in a new location.
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
Thank you. Would have been much better to see this link as the OP!
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
Also, 8 months ago they commented: "I hope to see you all tomorrow 6-11-16 for 2 trump rallies more info on our channel...Thank you" Conflicting interests? Fake video?
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
Does anybody know about the channel which hosted the stream? "Golden State Times" doesn't have a legitimate website (the .com has an invalid SSL certificate; didn't even proceed) and some of their other videos appear mor
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
The view is inherently stateful. Ignoring that because the JS doesn't have to be will always get you trouble. Adding transitions, however fast they may animate, will be killer.
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
Regardless of opinions, the poster's first sentence does present an argument. Having to block ads in the first place makes the ad creators and deliverers assholes, but not the user, as explained in other comments.
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
For being such a bunch of stingy capitalists, it's always surprising to see people defend businesses without viable models. If hosting content online for free isn't working for you, maybe that's not a commercial space worth o
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
From a critical point of view, it's funny that you seem to have made designerjobs.co entirely by yourself but are struggling to find a job. From your brief website I have no clue what you did on any of those projects. I actually missed
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
Smaller or up-and-coming carriers can't always afford to give away their service for free, whereas larger carriers can offset the losses more easily. Edit to clarify, it's more "anti-competitive" than "anti-net neut
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
I love the text at the bottom: > No ads! Instead, please support the ACLU
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by Rumudiez 10y ago
Although they may evolve from parent to child, so what works for one generation may be less effective on following ones.

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