chrisrogers

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by chrisrogers 15y ago
Apologies for the aside, but another one of this fellow's projects, jquery.fracs, is pretty impressive: https://github.com/lrsjng/jQuery.fracs
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by chrisrogers 15y ago
This is essentially a concept for a device that interrupts the observation of the space it protects by probes meant to glean temporal information. My understanding is that nothing spectacular would happen to the contents of the device, but
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by chrisrogers 15y ago
actually, I did not have to provide a username. I signed in with twitter using my email address. Perhaps the additional username was only required for Facebook connections? Between the two, Twitter is the only one with a true username ident
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by chrisrogers 15y ago
> 7. I'm not yet convinced that there's a huge market for paid responses when the Stack Exchange network and Quora both offer large userbases who give their time to answer questions for free. Perhaps it is this model they are trying to
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by chrisrogers 15y ago
I am a big fan of this project, and it's made some great progress over the months. Only thing holding me back right now: code navigator. The overview display is nice, but a full code navigator would seal the deal.
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by chrisrogers 15y ago
He was pretty protective in his opinion in Kyllo (the whole "general public use" assertion being deemed a potential factor, not a determination, in the restriction of an expectation of privacy), though it was centralized on the place as hol
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by chrisrogers 15y ago
I think, then, that it is the duty of the parent to prepare them for those decisions deemed likely to be encountered. Restricting the potential moral dilemmas that a person (child) may encounter does no more to prepare them for that eventua
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by chrisrogers 15y ago
I have been using Tower almost daily since it was released in beta some months ago. The feature set it comparable, with the biggest missing feature being individual file rollback. Tags and stashes, as well, do not seem to be supported in gi