frostymarvelous

10 ms·

31.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
> It's not their business unless I share their belief, which I don't. And even if you do share it, it's not.
32.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
That was pretty good.
33.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
Well, everything is an abstraction, down to zeroes and ones.
34.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
And how many frameworks can you count in a win forms or wpf application? If we're going to count frameworks, there'd be no end it. As I once said, programming is abstraction upon abstraction. Like an onion, a Russia doll or better
35.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
While everyone is busy debating whether scraping is bad or legal, I just can't stop thinking a out Antigate. Of the sweatshops that must have been setup to deliver this service. That, is to me the true horror of this story.
36.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
After viewing this a couple of hours ago, ads for Candy Japan are popping up for me on Facebook.
37.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
I facilitated a class yesterday and I hammered on proper semantic html and only using WAI-ARIA where totally necessary like in tabs. Glad to see its more or less a consensus.
38.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
In this case, they installed malware which is akin to breaking in. It isn't simply like the Silk Road case where a misconfigured server leaked an ip. Which is akin to peering in through the cracks.
39.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
I think you mean "failure"
40.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
This is totally awesome. Do you already have plans to build it as a mobile app? Do you have someone to build it? I'd totally be willing to give it a go.
41.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
I doubt it's claiming Tesla cars are safer than every other car. It was just to highlight that their cars are very safe. How is that PR BS when it actually happened?
42.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
I wrote it on my phone. And it's not about time. It's about being able to afford the care. When you live in Africa, you have different problems. Either way, I was buttressing this point > even a small personal cost can encoura
43.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
I'm going to say this because I'm in a similar situation now. For weeks, I've been having pains in my chest, back and sides. I know for sure something is wrong. And I fear I may be dying. But being unsure where my next meal
44.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
This is simply why I've never liked Laravel. Don't get me wrong, I love the packages esp. Eloquent and Blade (validaton and translation not far behind) and I reuse them in all my projects now. I simply hate the "magic".
45.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
Very fitting handle. Im really stoked for this and thanks a lot for your hard work.
46.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
Was that all in reply to me or I'm missing something? I just noticed you have the same handle that's why I asked.
47.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
That lends credence to Journey to the Center of the earth. Maybe we still have dinosaurs lurking somewhere? Jurassic Park anybody?
48.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
Aren't you the winner?
49.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
What's wrong with using Dropbox or something like that?
50.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
Once you start integrating with their other tools, you'll be giddy with joy. But, they're not free so...
51.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
I think that wasn't clear initially. But granted, valid point.
52.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
I don't know who gives them advice, but that's just horrible. First, people ran to bitbucket visit if the per repo pricing. Now that that's been fixed, we're faced with high costs per user. That difference can be used t
53.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
Per repo pricing was why we didn't go with github. Atlassian was our only option till we shopped around till we found Visual Studio Team Services. For a team of 4. Simply great. No need to pay for Jira or anything at this point. Now, I
54.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
Funny. I just said the same thing before reading your comment. Somehow that makes me feel better that at least, I'm on the right path.
55.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
I think it's more because Postgresql is a good starting point. You can start with it and gradually introduce special/niche databases where required. It doesn't matter whether you have your needs clearly defined, Postgresql is
56.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
I came across it researching time travelling debuggers to implement in my flux implementation for android. My mind was blown but never really got enough time to study it since it was low on my priority list. I think you just pushed it to #2
57.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
We have a clear market leader, but it's by no means a monopoly. People constantly switch network providers here since we have number portability. My wife, me and many of our friends switched to Vodafone cos they were offering a really
58.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
Luckily, there is serious competition here. MTN does it, Airtel does it and Vodafone I think does it as a package. If you currently don't offer some sort of package or free service, you're out of the competition.
59.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
Well finally. Whether or not they have a presence, operate there, are required to comply or whatsoever is not an issue. They simply can't comply. If they could initially they can't anymore. End-to-end encryption made sure of that
60.
by frostymarvelous 10y ago
Right now, it's more of a benefit to phone manufacturers to pre-install whatsapp than it is to whatsapp itself. Same goes for the telcos. Offering free whatsapp and Facebook is a thing. And it's not because whatsapp had a "d

More ›