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by city41 13y ago
Cushions will help a little bit. But pews are simply awful for sitting in for long periods of time no matter what.
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by city41 13y ago
The tool is open source (although, with no license specified). Maybe someone will fork it and change the name. I think it's a neat idea that could potentially be really awesome. But yeah, the name is unfortunate.
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by city41 13y ago
I would even write code on my PDAs that had physical keyboards. Touch screens don't even come close IMO.
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by city41 13y ago
One reason is it gives people an idea if they've read this before or not.
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by city41 13y ago
They "fixed" this in Mavericks by only allowing a window to be on one screen. The window only renders on the monitor it is the majority on.
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by city41 13y ago
blatant plug: I'm working on a website aimed at increasing social skills and one "track" of the site will be for improving public speaking -- http://metamorf.us
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by city41 13y ago
From the tasvideos link: > This run uses two multitaps in port 1 and port 2 which allows for 8 controllers (1-1, 1-2 ,1-3, 1-4, 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 2-4) of which 4 are used (1-1, 1-2, 2-1, 2-2) for the last input.
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by city41 13y ago
In my experience, the most prolific and arguably best JS developers are mostly anti CS.
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by city41 13y ago
My point is JS tools work with JS as intended, and work with CS to varying degrees of success and with a variety of ways they handle CS. I was a C# developer for many years, so I know what I'm missing.
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by city41 13y ago
When I first started using CoffeeScript I dropped just about every optional character you could. Lately I've been going in the opposite direction and adding most of them back in. I find this is also a matter of taste and experience. Wh
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by city41 13y ago
That's a fair point. I will try that and maybe some more tweaks too.
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by city41 13y ago
I'm the author of the blog post. Significant whitespace is pretty dividing, and really boils down to preference. I have a strong dislike for it, and have avoided any language with it, CoffeeScript being the only exception. Here is a ty
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by city41 13y ago
People with experience with this, what do you think of coworking spaces? They seem like a great solution to the loneliness and can even yield some nice networking. Any downsides to them?
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by city41 13y ago
But you can always choose to open the link in a new window, quite trivially. Let the user decide.
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by city41 13y ago
Fighting a silly virtual keyboard on a phone gets really old fast too (physical keyboards are vastly better). IMO phones and tablets have a long ways to go in the usability department, hold for new window just being one of their many proble
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by city41 13y ago
Right clicking is a native part of MacOS now and has been for quite a while. Apple's own mice ship with right click enabled out of the box as do the trackpads (I believe you are incorrect that it is disabled by default. Even the demo m
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by city41 13y ago
I lived in WV for a while. A friend of mine who still lives there posted this on her Facebook feed: green ice from the water -- http://i.imgur.com/pzBsLRP.jpg
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by city41 13y ago
We bought this: -- http://www.ebay.com/itm/Combo-Magnetic-Refrigerator-Fridge-W... but, the brackets are a bit too small, so the iPad doesn't fully sit well. The iPad does stay put and hasn't fallen yet, but
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by city41 13y ago
Is it just an empty pad? Or is there something printed on the pages to give some structure?
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by city41 13y ago
I'm also a huge fan of todo lists. I like the simplicity of this approach. I still feel like Trello is better though. Trello is almost perfect. It's heavier for sure, but you gain a ton of flexibility and power. My wife and I put
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by city41 13y ago
"find a good answer quickly" -- SO completely nailed this requirement. If I Google something and SO is in the results, I go to it like a moth to a flame. The very design of SO ensures quality answers. If anyone writes anything t
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by city41 13y ago
Even worse, "search engine" in that sentence was a link. Hovering over it shows it's one of those cheesy keyword ads. Ugh.
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by city41 13y ago
You're correct. I did not look. And it does make sense that they would exist. Yeah, maybe my original comment was wrong. Maybe my view on this is wrong. I will admit seeing the male nurse initiatives does give me a different perspectiv
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by city41 13y ago
Possibly I am jumping to conclusions. I have nothing against females in tech. I strongly believe anyone should be able to pursue whatever they want. My local hacker's space hosts coding dojos to teach children how to code. There is no
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by city41 13y ago
9.6% of all RNs are male [0] Why is there not a male nurse initiative? Or male elementary teacher initiative[1]? I have to admit, I am strongly against things like "Girls who code". If there truly are issues in our culture that pr
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by city41 13y ago
The Jobs bio was a great read, I really enjoyed it. I'm currently reading Jim Henson's bio. It's really interesting how both of them accomplished a lot and had a lot of incredible influence within their domains, but in comple
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by city41 13y ago
This is a good book. The simple tip of asking people about themselves when unsure of what to talk about does work in a pinch. I also found it interesting that Susan Cain (see my comment in this thread) largely derided this book and the othe
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by city41 13y ago
Quiet by Susan Cain This book profoundly affected me because she convinced me that many of my mannerisms and preferences are completely normal, and even positive. She also confirmed a lot of my suspicions that open offices, group work a
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by city41 13y ago
This is how OSX has always worked. Not upgrading to the latest really isn't an option in Apple land. Because new apps tend to only support the two most recent versions of OSX. Both to take advantage of new APIs, and to not have to expe
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by city41 13y ago
It also mentions that auto filling is the default for two of them.

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