ripter

12 ms·

61.
by ripter 12y ago
I think your response just proved his point. We have no idea what 'average' means, so the mind tries to find something it does know. Like never being in an accident and not receiving traffic infractions. According to this: http:&
62.
by ripter 12y ago
"I was just in a meeting with Microsoft and they’re definitely working on the next version of WPF. Obviously, I can’t disclose specifics, but the fact is they are gathering feedback and actively working on WPF." He doesn't sa
63.
by ripter 12y ago
Not everyone likes #region http://blog.codinghorror.com/the-problem-with-code-folding/
64.
by ripter 12y ago
It must be a setting, it didn't automatically download for me. It just added it to my 'paid' music section, but I still had to select download.
65.
by ripter 12y ago
Honest question, what do you use the space for? I used to use mine for music, but now I use Pandora and Spotify.
66.
by ripter 12y ago
This works for me! Safari still shows an error.
67.
by ripter 12y ago
Site doesn't work. OSX Chrome 36.0.1985.143
68.
by ripter 12y ago
Typical car accident, only news because it was a google street map car.
69.
by ripter 12y ago
> What I don't get is why someone would play an elaborate prank, knowing that they probably won't be around to watch people's faces who try to find the treasure. Because it's funny. I think you are right, the stone wa
70.
by ripter 12y ago
But if it's not laziness that holds people back, then it might not be all the hours and sacrifices I made that contributed to my success. Which means I suffered for nothing. I can see why people don't want to believe it could be
71.
by ripter 12y ago
After all the Snowden stuff, I worry that it makes it too easy to 'erase' troublesome books when no one actually owns them.
72.
by ripter 12y ago
I love all the americans in this post tying to explain why the Dutch are wrong and they should be worried. It really proves their point.
73.
by ripter 12y ago
I just hang up and call again. You'll eventually get someone who doesn't care and will just disconnect you. I once had a Comcast agent claim that he needed my father's death certificate to cancel my service! (No it was not un
74.
by ripter 12y ago
The place I work at does this. There is Core Engineering and Agency. I'm on Core Engineering and we build the products. The Agency engineers figure out cool ways to use the products. Like they did a live celebrity selfies for the Oscar
75.
by ripter 12y ago
Interesting, I've been using iTerm for so long that I didn't realize that Terminal.app added themes and tabs. That was the primary reason I used iTerm in the first place.
76.
by ripter 12y ago
Then how do you explain the smaller ISPs like Monkeybrains, Sonic, and Astound? They don't provide Universal access. Neither does Comcast and AT&T. I've lived in several areas where they won't provide service.
77.
by ripter 12y ago
You have to login to see a blog? Forget that.
78.
by ripter 12y ago
Where can we play it? Wikipedia just describes it.
79.
by ripter 12y ago
CommonJS is not an official standard that is part of the language. It works, but it's also competing with AMD. ES6 Modules officially add modules to the language. It gives a standard that should work in browser and in node. It's h
80.
by ripter 12y ago
script supports a new type, module. <script type="module"> // loads the 'q' export from 'mymodule.js' in the same path as the page import { q } from 'mymodule';
81.
by ripter 12y ago
It reduces the number of pedestrians who get hit, and asshole drivers who think they can speed though intersections are getting into accidents. I don't see the issue.
82.
by ripter 12y ago
Unless you are wearing a mask every time you go out in public. You're not anonymous. Whether or not you wear a mask does not change a space from being public or not public.
83.
by ripter 12y ago
I think facebook is fine. Most people have it and it makes it super simple to login and have your profile already setup.
84.
by ripter 12y ago
I don't remember anything horrifying in it. It definitely shows that they are human with flaws, just like everyone else.
85.
by ripter 12y ago
If you assume Humans are intelligent with a drive to achieve star travel, then why haven't we? We barely visit the planets in our own solar system and we are continually reducing our radio waves. So unless someone happened to be lookin
86.
by ripter 12y ago
Package all that up so people can just drop it in and have a nice looking site. Then people will use your system instead of Bootstrap.
87.
by ripter 12y ago
It's great for a programmer. Source: I'm a programmer that loves it.
88.
by ripter 12y ago
Don't knock it until you've tried it. I used a walking desk for over a year and loved it. It was just enough exercise to keep me focused on the code, but not too much that I was tired. The thing that does suck is using the mouse.
89.
by ripter 12y ago
Npm require modules to follow semver. https://www.npmjs.org/doc/package.json.html#version Now sure why you think the culture there doesn't respect semver.
90.
by ripter 12y ago
I've been using http://www.geeknote.me/ for a while now. Jrnl looks interesting, I'll have to try it out and see how it compares.

More ›