alunchbox

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by alunchbox 9y ago
I had actually wanted to reply my original post to people discussing mdn not being the first result on a google search but I find my general work flow falls around ctrl+t (new tab) - I have a specialized extension for something on that page
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by alunchbox 9y ago
A small feature in chrome you might like, there is a quick write up about it at the link listed below. Basically configure the URL search bar for MDN to be a searchable website. Change the keyword from the full Mozilla link into something
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by alunchbox 9y ago
pretty funny having this posted after the resulting cluster$#!& with Reality Winner.
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by alunchbox 9y ago
> They're smart/accomplished enough to get into Harvard and they'll all likely rebound from this. only the part that is messed up with this is after you get enrolled you usually send out a letter to other colleges/un
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by alunchbox 9y ago
Fair enough it was beyond stupid, sugar coating it isn't going to help. But this is more than just losing a place at Harvard. These individual are at a point in their life where they can finally expand their roots, learn and I use this
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by alunchbox 9y ago
unfortunately for these 10 ex-applicants of Harvard they might not get into any University period for 2017/2018... This isn't a small implication to them for stupid posts online. I'm not 100% sure if I feel that's fair.
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by alunchbox 9y ago
excessive on the posts they posted, not Harvard's actions. I think it isn't enough of a punishment for what they did. It's on a public page representing Harvard I don't expect any less.
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by alunchbox 9y ago
true enough, but as long as law enforcement don't need to get involved (obv don't do stupid stuff) a username is easier to throw away then a Facebook account... But even then I suppose it wouldn't be possible - Big Brother he
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by alunchbox 9y ago
another example why shenanigans shouldn't be done on Facebook. if you wanna $#!K around do it on a platform that isn't personal how is this so hard to understand ? (mind you this does seem excessive from what they are reporting)
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by alunchbox 9y ago
I'm not sure why, but this post makes me happy ? Perhaps it's the fact that a parent is trying to keep such records and has this little hobby,project as a means to remeber his child for future dates of what life use to be like? My
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by alunchbox 9y ago
Really sucks to hear this, I might have just got lucky but I had a great teacher. I started learning programming on Q basic. I remember learning about Boolean and keywords like 'IF' for the first time, ah how far we come along...
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by alunchbox 9y ago
what's the irony here ? asking for a friend.
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by alunchbox 9y ago
I haven't seen any stack information yet (although I haven't checked the slack channel) what technologies are involved and how do you plan on mitigating the mass loads? - for the stack was there specific criteria why certain langu
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by alunchbox 9y ago
Haven't seen a reason to use any type of NoSQL aside from a cache layer. Most Modern RDBMS have Json support if you still want to use a document approach for specific cases but overall Postgres and SQL Server are able to perform equall