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13y ago
Hope you own the company, or are higher up in it. Your boss may like you, but your company couldn't care less if you were hit by a bus tomorrow. Sure, you'd get a mention and a small office party with stale cookies and cheap pizza
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13y ago
Where are you hung up? It might just be something simple that I, or anyone else around here can answer quickly. Everything I learned was from trial and error through messing with F4's grid system.
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13y ago
I fully agree with this. It's one of the things I love about datatables.js. The library comes with the ability to edit the sdom and templating for just about everything that library produces. The only funky shit is getting foundation t
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13y ago
Open office plan here. We have a little room tucked down a hallway that maybe 5-7 people know about, and no one uses. I've been in here for 3 weeks, and it's wonderful.
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13y ago
Also, no changes to the class and attribute semantics (that I've found yet)! The only migration that should have to happen at this point is JS fixes.
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13y ago
The only thing you get with bootstrap at this point is an insane amount of plugins (datepickers, etc). In general, you just have to pick the vanilla jquery plugins and theme them up to use foundation's syntax. I just recently did this
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13y ago
Chrome on 4.4 didn't have a single problem, and the site looks wonderful.
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13y ago
I think the magic is in the peppers and overall ingredient quality more so than the exact mixture. Given some trial and error in an afternoon with good ingredients, and I'm pretty sure you could figure this out. Hell, you can probably
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13y ago
Probably Sambal Olek chili paste is what you're referring to. It's my other favorite "not really that hot but yummy" hot sauce. For hot sauce, I don't bother with anything under 100k SHU (tobasco for breakfast, howe
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13y ago
It's primarily just chilis. From the bottle: Chili, sugar, salt, garlic, distilled vinegar, potassium sorbate, sodium bisulfite and xanthan gum. Remove the last 3 ingredients then just shoot for texture. for any given bottle, probably
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13y ago
I've always wondered this: What is availability like for this stuff in foreign countries? I can go to the store now (NE US) and find the original plus another 4-5 knockoffs. Even cheap places like Save-A-Lot has bottles sometimes for $
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13y ago
> You need the 'getting ahead' skills to get to top levels in a large organization, right? The problem isn't attaining these skills; it's using them. Sure, I can use people as a means to an end in all sorts of colorfu
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13y ago
I've been using xfce since I started in on Ubuntu. KDE and Gnome were too fat, and lets not even bother with wasting breath insulting Unity. The only thing I've ever enjoyed more than xfce is custom WM setups, but that's goin
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13y ago
On flagship phones, it sure doesn't seem to be common. GS4, iPhone5, Nexus 4, Nexus 5, HTC One (Horrible offender here). If you get an 8/10 on iFixit, you have about the most perfect score possible with top of the line phones.
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13y ago
It's the latter (XML namespaces spoil everything). In every single task I do that involves munching on XML with xpath, the largest timesink is figuring out how the ns needs to be set up. (Looking you you, PHP simpleXML).
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13y ago
PHP is rarely going to be a bottleneck, especially with opcode caching. Content heavy stuff beats up a database, so caching there, then stick Varnish in front of apache.
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13y ago
The housing market and quite a few banks are effectively being taken over by Swedish banks. People are buying property but the mortgages are paying into the pockets of non national banks, so money spent to have a home in Lithuania is leavin
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13y ago
You could ask the Lithuanians, I'm sure they would have some colorful input.
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13y ago
Can this be like Soda vs Pop? We can get the dubs and wubs together and have a rave.
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13y ago
"But ultimately, I feel, there is no satisfying answer to this question outside of religions." *in regards to the "What is our purpose" question. This has always been why I've been guilty of treating religious folk
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13y ago
I just bought a black 16GB. Everything went through fine.
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Transmitting over HF waves via mic and speaker? That is currently blowing my mind. Looks like my laptop needs a tinfoil hat more so than myself!
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My greatest concern over the approach Soylent is taking is the "one size fits all" mentality. If the company would put forth an application for biometrics/ some sort of personalized formula calculation, I would feel better ab
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13y ago
I'm getting connection timed out here. Had to hop on an AWS box and get on here via Lynx. Not sure why lynx is fine but my work network isn't.
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13y ago
1L: Chrome 1R: urxvt (stickied) + inspector + xchat 2L: Emacs 2R: speedbar + urxvt(stickied) 3L: Pgadmin 3R: urxvt(stickied) + pgadmin view/ query window 4: nice n clean A friend came in today and was talking about how much he liked t
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13y ago
It all depends on mood. Some days I rock out to Porter Robinson, Shreddie Mercury, Bassnectar, etc. Other days its a crazy spread of Sigur Ros, Porcupine Tree, Animals as Leaders, and Mars Volta. Some days I just need silence. I know thats
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13y ago
There's also a gap I'm (and I'm sure most designers, unless they do everything by hand) sitting in, which is I know enough about web design to leverage UI frameworks like Bootstrap/Foundation to make nice designs. I thin
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13y ago
I've always been mystified by the oddly specialized approaches that come across as a "one size fit all" claim. Just like pure Agile, Waterfall, etc methods aren't complete solutions, we seem to have the tendency to try a
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13y ago
My sister has issues with SAD, and she lives in Texas. I don't know if it just went unrecognized while she lived here, or everyone else is just so bitter during that time that it's just the norm. It seems the folks I know with SAD
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13y ago
Complaining about the winter in SF? Really? I understand seasonal depression, but that can't even hold a candle to the bullshit we see up here in the Great Salted North. I wake up and bike to work during the winters here... It's p
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