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511.
by pestaa 13y ago
I can't speak from experience, but driving a tractor on the field has an entirely different set of challenges compared to your regular car trip.
512.
by pestaa 13y ago
Can you discuss what you'll be doing?
513.
by pestaa 13y ago
This is great news for those who have to live with disabilities. Maybe soon I won't feel guilty for leaving my alt attributes empty.
514.
by pestaa 13y ago
So those prosthetic arms and wheelchairs are of useless design, but let's praise Facebook and Google for treating humans as humans?
515.
by pestaa 13y ago
That's absolutely true, but again, my perception is that the company backing the project is very fragile. Also the tools they produce are an order of magnitude better than their main product, which I can't wrap my head around eith
516.
by pestaa 13y ago
I must say, there is one concern that keeps me away from using otherwise great Facebook technologies like Phabricator and React is that I don't believe Facebook will be here in 5 or 10 years. What will happen to these projects if that
517.
by pestaa 13y ago
Folks, I figured it out! Let's use captcha so that visitors can prove they are robots! If you fail these captchas, you must certainly be a human!
518.
by pestaa 13y ago
Really touching piece of art, thanks for sharing.
519.
by pestaa 13y ago
GP read the title as if it talked about the creator of Qt. Though "3.1.0" is a strange name for a guy or gal. ;)
520.
by pestaa 13y ago
Not only that, but the interface is always a huge part of any product that's simple under the hood, and I'm going to check it out and evaluate right now...
521.
by pestaa 13y ago
Considering Py2.7, Py3 is actually an "other language". Why would all these people throw out their Python expertise?
522.
by pestaa 13y ago
Why would downvote for disagreeing? GP is actually a well written comment, and very much deserves the upvote.
523.
by pestaa 13y ago
Nice tip, thanks.
524.
by pestaa 13y ago
Bret Victor - The Future of Programming http://vimeo.com/71278954 He actually speaks about a potential alternative present. ;) Absolutely ruined the box I was thinking in.
525.
by pestaa 13y ago
... and so sad about them further fragmenting the ecosystem with yet another language.
526.
by pestaa 13y ago
You are in analysis paralysis. There will be no perfect solution. If you think WordPress is heavy, you never really had serious requirements for content management anyway. My suggestion? Stick with what you know.
527.
by pestaa 13y ago
It's not fair because PHP came way earlier than Jinja2. Both Twig and Jinja2 could learn from its predecessors.
528.
by pestaa 13y ago
It's not fair to compare to compare pure PHP and Jinja2. Twig is the PHP-equivalent of Jinja2, and it is an extremely well designed templating engine.
529.
by pestaa 13y ago
You're wasting time by not taking the shower and getting changed simultaneously.
530.
by pestaa 13y ago
To be fair, most search engines do not support filtering by date range and ordering. I know it was added to Google but then most features seem to be jumping around there.
531.
by pestaa 13y ago
Well, surprise, we shouldn't force users to have CSS! http://webaim.org/techniques/css/
532.
by pestaa 13y ago
It's more like a markup language, though.
533.
by pestaa 13y ago
They do have design plans they are built from, so why not call it source?
534.
by pestaa 13y ago
Tell me about it. I am constantly surprised by how close I need to get to the target in low light conditions to realize it is really not what I earlier recognized it to be. It usually makes me wish I could enable some sort of Splinter Cell
535.
by pestaa 13y ago
Actually icon fonts use the extended Unicode points to address icons and leave the usual characters like 'y' empty.
536.
by pestaa 13y ago
Haven't found many books that piqued my interest, but I must say this web page is so simple and beautifully designed. Well done.
537.
by pestaa 13y ago
Unfortunately, this is precisely the only thing PHP was invented for. It is a templating engine planned to be used exactly how you quoted. Everything else is just accidental complexity.
538.
by pestaa 13y ago
I believe you're missing Options +FollowSymLinks from your Apache configuration and is not a problem with WP actually.
539.
by pestaa 13y ago
I very much like the idea of open source medicines.
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by pestaa 13y ago
Sounds like you are now back to imperative/OOP. If that is so, why?

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