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by csixty4 10y ago
Is your wife re-certified every year or two? Does she have to have a certain number of continuing education hours every year? I don't doubt for a minute that there's some kind of alpha geek thing going on with a lot of interviews.
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So...write a spec document?
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I don't know why this got linked to, but I've fnord been thinking we're about due for another Discordianism revival…
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I don't think I'll ever love a programming language like I loved ANSI C in 1996. I slept with the K&R book under my pillow. When my friends were getting into tarot cards & crystals, I did divination by picking random passa
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And when the lens flares show up at the beginning of SF you can really see how hard the image stabilization is working to keep the image steady.
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Desk - Cheap IKEA white laminate over honeycombed cardboard. I want something bigger and keeping hinting it might make a nice Father's Day/birthday present. Chair - padded drafting chair with webbing back I got off Craigslist. I l
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by csixty4 11y ago
I think it's more about safety, what extensions can't do. If native code escapes the sandbox, game over. If JavaScript runs amok, it's a lot harder for it to do anything dangerous. Browser vendors have learned a lot from al
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It's never just one list. As savvy inbound marketers, they added you to the list for their daily newsletter. But they also surreptitiously added you to separate lists for monthly and quarterly news, book releases, and events. And since
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That's normal for Apple announcements. It'll be back up to previous levels by tomorrow.
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> no more allowing apps to steal focus Is is new, like in Lion or newer? Focus-stealing was one of the things that made me leave Windows for a Mac in the first place. It's definitely a pain point for me today on OSX.
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Browser plugins are/were native code. Today's browser extensions are JavaScript run in the context of a web page, and which declare the permissions they need to run.
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> The two really are 1:1. Windows under the hood is VERY UNIX like. More so than most people realise. I find this really amusing. I've been reading "Showstopper!: The Breakneck Race to Create Windows NT and the Next Generation
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Article is from 2013. Issue doesn't affect Macs made after 2008.
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Kitchen & laundry timers. The weather. Creating reminders. Sending texts to my wife while I'm running or driving. Directions while I'm driving.
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I've paid for Spotify, Rdio, Google Play All Access, and Apple Music. I've used Amazon Prime music, Pandora, and a bunch of others I've completely forgotten. I love Apple Music. I can upload my library of obscure & old st
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RIP Ray Tomlinson, inventor of email(twitter.com)
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I send a couple into Pocket using IFTTT
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Thank you! I'm working on a space-themed nursery and I was worried the baby would be here before the JPL Store got posters in stock.
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Tent dates back to the days of Diaspora. They've dressed it up a bit, but the original idea was to decentralize social networking.
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I wish I could remember where I first came across it. I had just read Lee Cockerell's "Creating Magic", and I went into a sort of deep dive for leadership lessons from Disney. This coincided with a fit of nostalgia for 1980&#
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> Who cares I worked until 2am every day for weeks while they left at 5pm because they "weren't coders". > Sorry, ranting a bit. Rant away! I don't want to hijack this thread, but there's a story I like to sha
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And reliable wifi.
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Heat, definitely. Also, that was the time you started seeing 17"+ notebooks on the high end. One of my wife's friends bought a 20" "laptop" for her electrical engineering work. It looked comical on her lap, but was
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In Chicago, you're lucky they don't ban you from setting foot in the Loop for putting ketchup on a hot dog. http://www.chicagotribune.com/dining/ct-chicago-ketchup-hot-...
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I follow about 1200 but the number of accounts that are still active are probably around 100. Lots of failed startups and joke accounts in there.
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I'd like to use it more, but it's a little cost prohibitive for me at the moment. The biggest benefit for me is I'm able to say I'm going into a big tank of water for an hour so I won't be available for your call&#x
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And lovingly mocked in a CAD drawing at Microsoft's Devices event last October: http://www.winbeta.org/news/microsoft-toaster-fridge-makes-a...
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Not the OP, but the big one for me was everybody's rush to IPO. You weren't a real tech company if you weren't publicly traded and offering your employees stock options. In 2000, I was working for a twenty year old, privately
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It's fast. It's standards-compliant. It has a touch-friendly UI. Once it supports extensions, I'm looking forward to using it a lot more.
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Functional Programming for WordPress Developers, Part 3(medium.com)
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