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by buckbova 12y ago
It's a different article of course. But I gave you an upvote anyway. Way too many "MS Open Sources .NET . . .. " links right now. And the hanselman blog won't load for me.
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by buckbova 12y ago
Or maybe those subjective articles on misogyny in tech are flagged by users like me.
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by buckbova 12y ago
If we had to rewrite our largest angular app to be 2.0 it would be a considerable effort, but the way things go by 2017 it'll probably be rewritten anyway. It's gone from .NET controls, to jquery soup, and now angular. The service
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by buckbova 12y ago
I've been trying various distros for 15 years now and pretty much stopped at Ubuntu. Every week I used to visit http://distrowatch.com/ and look for a new distro to try. I liked Mint and #! too, but Ubuntu gave me the
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by buckbova 12y ago
Only puzzles I enjoy are researching a bug and reading through code to find the bug and propose a fix. I enjoy this more than writing new code, even if the codebase is completely foreign to me.
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by buckbova 12y ago
Let's say I'm reading a book on functional javascript and want to test some examples.
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by buckbova 12y ago
Shallow responses to shallow questions for $10? SOLD!
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by buckbova 12y ago
Don't teach your kids VB. It's a dead end language. I don't think anyone should learn VB anymore and I doubt anyone is taught "well". There are classes in VB and modules. You can write functions and procedures. But
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by buckbova 12y ago
Reconsider because the producers add "flavor packets"? Why would this scare me? Because of the sugar? It's no mystery there's sugar in there, otherwise the beverage wouldn't be sweet. I'll continue to drink my
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by buckbova 12y ago
> Many generally reputable voices consider ShadowStats's mysterious estimates extremely reliable* Do you mean unreliable? *I thought it was a typo.
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by buckbova 12y ago
Why doesn't the widget go in its own folder?
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by buckbova 12y ago
Win2000 was more for business and a successor of WinNT. WinME was the successor to Win98SE and it was absolute trash.
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by buckbova 12y ago
You flag posts and they'll drop in the rankings, sometimes right off the front page.
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by buckbova 12y ago
Probably all shares go to r/gonewild.
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by buckbova 12y ago
Try the Stone Go To IPA. It has all the flavor of an IPA at 4.5% alcohol. Good drink on a hot day. http://www.stonebrewing.com/gotoipa/
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by buckbova 12y ago
Agreed. I probably hit the 20-25 drinks a week mark with one to two 22 ounce craft beers a night during the week and maybe 3 on a Saturday. I stock my beverage fridge like a Dr Dre video, but with good beer. I love a good double/triple
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by buckbova 12y ago
Justin is you buddy right and not your client? Did you actually spend only one day on his page and charge him too?
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by buckbova 12y ago
This service isn't for you. I can see a market for seemingly fresh healthy ingredients for a well portioned meal shipped to the customer's doorstep to be cooked up in 10 minutes on demand during the week. I can cook a microwave bu
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by buckbova 12y ago
For those interested, it looks like programming examples are in JAVA. Probably a good read for those who never quite get classes.
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by buckbova 12y ago
> Eat more things out of cans Most things that come out of cans, taste like the can they were in. Canned vegetables are terrible. I'd go frozen prepared veg over canned.
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by buckbova 12y ago
The chopping for me requires the most attention. It takes me a while to rinse all the vegetables, chop them, set them aside, and then clean and dry my cutting board, colander, and knives. Then I have to trim up the protein, season that and
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by buckbova 12y ago
The trade deficit and globalization have more to do with this than demographics. "The United States has been running consistent trade deficits since 1980 due to high imports of oil and consumer products. In recent years, the biggest tr
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by buckbova 12y ago
It also redirects your standard lemon-goatse-party.org type sites.
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by buckbova 12y ago
Yet another non-law that will there will be no enforcement.
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by buckbova 12y ago
Coming from an IIS, .NET, SQL Server background, the simplicity of full-stack javascript from mongo, to node, to angular cannot be overstated. Propagating a change from the front to the back end or vice versa is much easier and faster speak
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by buckbova 12y ago
Looks like something I'd be interested in reading. I would really appreciate a sample chapter as it helps me to determine if I'll benefit from the book.
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by buckbova 12y ago
> Medium-to-large employers spent an average of $521 per employee on wellness programs last year, double the amount they spent five years ago . . . The question from me wouldn't be whether or not they work, but are they worth the ti
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by buckbova 12y ago
Tedious? Open google maps, search on phrase, and note closest search results.
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by buckbova 12y ago
Don't drive with a passenger. Don't listen to the radio. Don't have your kid in the car. Don't drive with your dog. Don't think about work. Don't scratch your head. Don't...
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by buckbova 12y ago
> This is absurd; most failed companies didn't face any competition because they didn't find a market You are saying the majority of companies that fail produce a product with no market? I doubt that's the case. There is a

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