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451.
by progx 10y ago
Hope a new module, that replace an old module (with less functionality) is accepted too.
452.
by progx 10y ago
And they pay only 60% ~ 155 per day
453.
by progx 10y ago
Problem is, that not all sites use the same style of passwort. Some need Lower-/Uppercase, some with numbers, some with special Chars, some restrict to minimum of x chars, some use a maximum. Your system works not for all things, i use
454.
by progx 10y ago
And why we still have terrorists?
455.
by progx 10y ago
Please change your title to "What is the best part about being a Software Engineer in the USA?" It depress me ;-)
456.
by progx 11y ago
Did you work as developer and make money with your machine?
457.
by progx 11y ago
And you are a developer or a consumer?
458.
by progx 11y ago
To compare it: how many litres of water needed for 1 litre water?
459.
by progx 11y ago
I like and use grunt, but i use other tools too.
460.
by progx 11y ago
For simple things, yes npm run is a better option. But with more and more Tasks i prefer cleaner and better readable solution. Depending on the kind of project and tasks i use grunt / gulp or webpack.
461.
by progx 11y ago
And when you local instance did not work becaus of a disk failure? BACKUPBACKUPBACKUP!!!
462.
by progx 11y ago
And? Work offline.
463.
by progx 11y ago
Hooks? Plugins? Extendable? No, only markdown.
464.
by progx 11y ago
A list of checkboxes in which categories should be searched "programming" with subcats "programming - java" would be nice. This selection should then automatically include and priorise sites like github, stackoverflow, .
465.
by progx 11y ago
Sure, naming is one of the hardest things, in particular for software development :)
466.
by progx 11y ago
You need a better name. VLC Player, or all other V C L char combinations are used and VCL is hard to find. e.g. "vcl css" google suggests "vlc css" bootstrap, foundation, polymer, pure css, that are names you can remembe
467.
by progx 11y ago
And some comments included alternatives to npm.
468.
by progx 11y ago
I wonder more about that there ridiculous article answer is not removed.
469.
by progx 11y ago
Lol YMMD
470.
by progx 11y ago
And when a lodash (trademark holding) company knock the door and sey "hey, you cant use lodash anymore", what happen then? Will npm remove it or replace it?
471.
by progx 11y ago
You mean something like this: http://apidocjs.com/example/ generated from this https://github.com/apidoc/apidocjs.com/tree/gh-pages/source/...
472.
by progx 11y ago
And why not a simple "end" instead of "flex-end"... less to type and in context of "display: flex" obvious. We will never know, but millions of developers must type it for years.
473.
by progx 11y ago
You use npm scripts instead of grunt not gulp. ;)
474.
by progx 11y ago
NIH Syndrom?
475.
by progx 11y ago
As a programmer, i always have the problem "shit, from where should i have all the time to learn so many things?" I must select. Funny that people have the opposite problem (or the don't have a family, other projects (house e
476.
by progx 11y ago
Step 8: Listen what other programmers say Step 9: Don`t listen to other programmers
477.
by progx 11y ago
Thank you GitHub, to know that you need 29 days to reply, let my OpenSource GitHub Project look not soooo bad. :-)
478.
by progx 11y ago
I watch the project and did not see "UNMAINTAINED", cause i scroll automatically on github projects down to the readme. I search and then i see it in the title. Better would be an Option in Github to set a project to unmaintained
479.
by progx 11y ago
https://github.com/nodejs/node-v0.x-archive/wiki/Projects,-A... Projects like Yammer are really small and not known? Okayyyy. You should really reflect your view of the world.
480.
by progx 11y ago
My browser tell me something other.

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