scalyweb

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   by scalyweb 16y ago

   I was under the impression this was/is going to be one of the side benefits of the Parrot VM. Updated to add: Directly from the Mono Project website "An open source, cross-platform, implementation of C# and the CLR that is binary compatible
2. 32.▲
   by scalyweb 16y ago

   Great News! Mono here we come...
3. 33.▲
   by scalyweb 16y ago

   I'll tangle this a bit further that all the users I know(a small population that I can number about 12) use some edition of Pages and a handful even still use Appleworks occasionally even though they are on OSX 10.6
4. 34.▲
   by scalyweb 16y ago

   I would go so far as to say something shocking that the number of actual coders NOT using any kind of version/source control exceeds those that do. This based on working in and managing 7 "shops" in the last 19 years. Education about VCS
5. 35.▲
   by scalyweb 16y ago

   Hey...I'm in Venice! I run out in that area on trails in Myakka everyday. I certainly hope you don't assume all of us Venetians to be as abusive about privacy as Senor LosHuertos.
6. 36.▲
   by scalyweb 16y ago

   Great project. You might look at this similar idea someone released a few months back. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1437852 http://notepad.cc
7. 37.▲
   by scalyweb 16y ago

   I'm glad that the Apple II is still working for you and even more surprised that the Apple employee even knew what it was. You do know that they've since offered a newer platform known as Lis...err...Mac. I like Apple(my 2 1984 Macs and or
8. 38.▲
   by scalyweb 16y ago

   I'm guessing in this case downtime does not refer to systems being in a down state but rather the sysadmins have time to work on whatever interests them.
9. 39.▲
   by scalyweb 16y ago

   Yup,having to come up with many domain names as yourself I've become quite familiar with suffixes and the ability to also use them in compound fashion. Not to be too snarky but just google suffixes and look at the usual suspects like wikip
10. 40.▲
    by scalyweb 16y ago

    Of the two choices, Id go with the Snapalytics. How about using the word fever instead of throb? Or perhaps incorporating the suffix -ality or -ity to represent "the state of" the app?
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    by scalyweb 16y ago

    Probably the best starting point: http://us.blizzard.com/support/article.xml?locale=en_US&...
12. 42.▲
    by scalyweb 16y ago

    A visually attractive site and sounds like a great plugin! But quickly looking through the site...who are you? DNS records show private whois...GoDaddy's Domain By Proxy service. I'm logging in by giving my Gmail or GoogleApp credentials bu
13. 43.▲
    by scalyweb 16y ago

    I've used Perl off and on since 97. If that were similar to him how would you display it in the text chart? And it's not meant to be a snarky reply.
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    by scalyweb 16y ago

    Thanks for the link and for those that aren't aware Github was written in ROR. No idea if it is still based on ROR. The Rails repository moved to Github when Github launched. http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2008/4/11/rails-premieres-on-g..
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    by scalyweb 16y ago

    I read this as the progression of the poster's use of languages and not a table of heritage.
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    by scalyweb 16y ago

    I've been working with Perl on and off since 1997 and similar to many I've been disgusted by some of the code I've come across created during that time. Perl has come a long way even since version 5.0.0 and is quite a different character t
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    by scalyweb 16y ago

    Glad to see they are now supporting Scala 2.8 but... what happened to their website? I seem to recall a vastly different appearance before. If the look of the Lift website is an indicator to first time visitors of the quality of the frame