shaneofalltrad

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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
It obviously is for the MAC user, who wants one button, one motion for everything and the ability to see under the hood abstracted away. Great product if they make it a bit more transparent as to what is going on and add more customization.
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
This conversation between you and you is getting complicated. Maybe he/she (the parent post of my parent post) has credible information about he/she and does not want to expose the he/she's company or who he/she is
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
It also can show that billions of gmail accounts exist and there are so many middle reasons your mail can be down, besides the actual source. I bash google all the time, but the gmail is legit so far in my book.
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
Are you kidding me? There are so many better ways to code on multiple devices, and adding another abstract to an already complex ever-changing environment is a mistake. The only "financial incentive" is to deter programmers by the
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
I have used most of them including Hipchat and for some reason Slack seems to be the best, with full features, like hubot, sharing documents, links, private and custom chats etc. This project looks like it is going in a similar direction an
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
I believe they want to create this atmosphere if Google being hard to get in, and hopefully it will make the smart people feel prestigious if they do get in. Psychology 101. I would not be surprised if they targeted him because he was an ac
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
Either way, it would be a shame if Google sank Dropbox and I would resent it. Dropbox is a GREAT service for free, then charges if you like more space. They offer the best use cases around for developers who do a lot of cross device work. Y
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
Try it on Ubuntu or Mint then! Talk about clunky, you have no choice but to get the stuff from the web and download. That's why I stick with Dropbox.
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
I say we support Dropbox for secure storage and dump our images and videos on Google Drive and see how long they store that cheap. Don't just buy a g and throw a few things in there, make them earn this low-balling war.
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
I would like to add, the service provider that has built software for MAC, IOS, Windows, Linux and Android might be a better choice as well. I do like both Google Drive and Dropbox, but Google can't even make the time to support Linux
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
Windows 8 on the desktop has failed for me twice; the home OS build had issues so was changed to Mint Linux and the work/personal laptop Windows 8.1 build broke during normal use. I have chosen to Install Ubuntu on this computer and ha
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
How do you down vote? Seriously I could have a field day with this thread.
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
Haa! Much like adding a 70's Lac Engine into a Tesla. If it works that is cool and trendy and not monetarily smart.
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
And at the same time doing what Java did, abstracting away what is under the hood, so when something brakes. SOL. But this might be good, keep JS for the Pro's and TS for the Joe's?
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
"it's used by a lot of people that are not into Visual Studio or Microsoft" Really? Who? I just don't see them or they must be really good at abstracting away this activity.
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
And this is why TypeScript is 1-2% of the market? Check out GitHub and the rest of the community outside of your workplace or whatever place you are seeing this trend, because the numbers are not showing this. Even search terms of google tr
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
Exactly, with 1 or 2% of the market using TS the only reason to not use vanilla JS is because it is to complicated for you and you want to replicate a C# experience. That's a shame because you loose a lot of the advantages of pure JS.
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
I would also want to know the impact of a counter weight attached to the earth and it's effect on our ability to orbit naturally while it's drag is attached to even water. Could an impact on this force it into a spin around Earth
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
"It's amazing that we get solutions for things that no-one really needs (animated 3d transitions...)" I believe you will see some really amazing animated 3d ransitions used in production very soon, and they happen to be neces
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
Another reason to support open source projects, with goals of taking away power and money from the companies who monopolize the market. I was "thinking" about going MAC/iOS recently for development and this just helped me cha
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
And you forgot to add, the lack of API and support on a lot of products even on a fresh start-up. Check out for example, Google Data API 1.0 (GData 1.0) and GData 2.0 the newest. They have Python stuff for GData 1.0 (Google Data Python Lib
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
Not only old news but this site is a link farm, scroll down to this recommended blog ( http://lifefactopia.com/shopping/m1/?mb=out&sub=usm1&aid=h44 ). Ii is for QuiBids a full on scam.
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
This is one of the issues I see that need to be corrected. I have attempts at migrating to 3, that failed miserably. One happened to be while teaching my son Python with "Python for Kids" that ended up making the experience diffic
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
Paid links and paying for conversion can be different pricing structures, but the fact is they are either paying someone in house or for contract to create links to the website through blog. This is common, as blogging, especially if the bl
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
I think Linux (Ubuntu or Mint) would be great, so students can help build what the big corps are trying to crush and the fact that it really is an outstanding platform to learn from. I wish people would see how these proprietary boxes are n
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Drone Survival Guide - Know your Drones(rt.com)
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
I have seen a lot of good use and success stories with MongoDB as well. This negative reaction lately makes me want to give it a shot and see why there is so much fear.
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
wtf!
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
Sales, SEO and those doing middle work are loaded with "GOALS" that never are enough by the employers. It is sickening what they do. The lack of respect for the true working class is only going to get better if we shut out these t
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by shaneofalltrad 13y ago
What about the "Internet Exploder"(that term is true). Microsoft has taken it's fare share of insulting and I don't believe calling things "Scroogled" made by Google are far from the truth. It is funny because

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