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by givehimagun 12y ago
Looks like Firefox 32 does not have the Resource Timing API on by default. They have a note in the readme to check caniuse.com and then caniuse.com mentions you have to turn on the API in 32 in about:config.
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by givehimagun 12y ago
You're not the only one thinking that. The ionic team is helping build angular specific material components. Google should have cleaned up its own stuff here.
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by givehimagun 12y ago
Don't forget the merchandising rights: toys, Lego Minecraft, costumes, school supplies, books, etc. http://shop.lego.com/en-US/Minecraft-21102
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by givehimagun 12y ago
Looks like there are some better recommendations for book-related charities: http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-intersect/wp/2014/05/... Charities rated highly on Charity Navigator: http:/
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by givehimagun 12y ago
Unpaid interns would be a violation of labor laws if you're simply not paying them for work you would normally pay for.
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by givehimagun 13y ago
I'd like to expand your comments a bit further. Not only are these ideas low hanging fruit but they are low risk, innovation test beds. Imagine trying to do this kind of work on a medical device that could kill someone...you can'
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by givehimagun 13y ago
General Motors - Marketing IT - Austin + Phoenix I'm a software architect/project lead looking for full-stack/backend/frontend developers. Our stack is C# + Java on the backend and the usuals on the frontend: HTML5, CSS
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by givehimagun 13y ago
I like it! Makes it more interesting than hello world and a little bit of a throwback to the years of yester.
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by givehimagun 13y ago
This reminded me of my pokemon fan site (Poketown) from 2000. https://web.archive.org/web/20000510132913/http://poketown.o... Looks like I was a pattern of grid design (ala tables) back then.
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by givehimagun 13y ago
They make 1.04 billion in profit each year and 9 million has him worried? It also seems to be a breech of trust that he outed 2 women and their children in this. I wonder if coworkers will have any backlash against these women. If that d
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by givehimagun 13y ago
Costco Amex card works.
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by givehimagun 13y ago
Compiled 1.5.10 with ssl + spdy module and worked like a charm. On my SSL server blocks, I added `spdy` to the end of the listen string.
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by givehimagun 13y ago
I didn't see the original post, but this is an extremely thoughtful reply to anyone who is angry and acting illogically. Well done.
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by givehimagun 13y ago
I think people completely forget the CAN SPAM act. It really does enforce companies to make unsubscribing easy and accessible (ie no logins). http://www.fcc.gov/guides/spam-unwanted-text-messages-and-em...
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by givehimagun 13y ago
[Disclaimer: I work at GM] General Motors fits all your criteria besides location. We have IT centers in Austin, Phoenix, Atlanta and of course Detroit. I've been here a year and there is an amazing amount of bootstrapping and getting
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by givehimagun 13y ago
I think the left over stock is how they originally started. Based on where they are now, I'd categorize them as a smaller Amazon.
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by givehimagun 13y ago
I decided to take a break from re-working my wife's website (side/for fun project) and stumbled upon this submission. Ironically, I was just wrestling with how to migrate my pure CSS bootstrap implementation to a semantic ui with
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by givehimagun 13y ago
There's no story or punchline. What do I do with this?
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by givehimagun 13y ago
I think this is why most merchants who accept bitcoin won't consider the balance paid until it has been confirmed x times. I vaguely remember Humble Bundle having some verbiage about confirmations before completing the sale.
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by givehimagun 13y ago
Naive question: what portion of this would be covered by insurance?
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by givehimagun 13y ago
Not nerd-bait...really you bring up some good points.
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by givehimagun 13y ago
I like this question. I think AngularJS' latest presentation echoes some of your issues with the complexity of adding in multiple javascript packages with different loading mechanisms.
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by givehimagun 13y ago
I really wish there was an openssl cookbook that upgraded openssl to 1.0.1 on centos. Seems like something someone can automate.
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by givehimagun 13y ago
Her older brother graduated at 14 with a CS degree. Is he making any money?
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by givehimagun 13y ago
Looks like Google is trying to monetize it a bit and compete against Adobe Omniture. Well played...
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by givehimagun 13y ago
Chef to waiter isn't a good analogy in terms of skills. I was trying to highlight how different the roles were and not the skillset disparity. Hell, I'm one of them...my job title is application/solution architect and I spen
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by givehimagun 13y ago
This is really good advice.
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by givehimagun 13y ago
Is solution architecture the elephant graveyard of developers? I've seen this sentiment expressed elsewhere where people graduate from being a developer into an architect. I don't understand it...the best architects I know remain
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by givehimagun 13y ago
I don't think they are coworkers...just that they work in the same building (ie. 2 different companies). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anil_Dash
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by givehimagun 13y ago
The http://www.taichiwarwick.co.uk has a ton (actually all but the index.php) of broken links. I found the http://www.open2innovate.co.uk/ site confusing. There are so many horizontal lines that it takes me a f

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