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by sondr3 11y ago
But none of that matters for either kind of developer, does it? For the awesome ones it's just noise, and the bad ones will just ignore it. Why does it matter if it is a simple counter? It'll tell you exactly the same information,
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by sondr3 11y ago
Because money. I doubt there's any really good reason besides the fact that they don't want you to just be able to copy books directly from your Kindle and read it elsewhere.
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by sondr3 11y ago
Valve flies out the entire company with families on vacation once a year.
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by sondr3 11y ago
> - As a bonus, in that OS, all apps would be webkit/js-based. But I'm dreaming. Oh good heavens no, that's the absolute last thing I want from a OS.
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by sondr3 11y ago
True, but it's still user problems that aren't problems with the software itself. Far too often you get people who want help with _everything_ on a project, from installing the right language, their editor and so on when it's
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by sondr3 11y ago
You have both https://developer.wordpress.com/docs/api/ and https://github.com/WP-API/WP-API that can be used for something like that.
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by sondr3 11y ago
And on the scale Google operates on it'll save quite a bit for them as well to serve it.
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by sondr3 11y ago
Probably because Russia has a very different approach to whistleblowers compared to most other countries on their list.
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by sondr3 11y ago
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/tree/master/nixos If you had bothered looking in the wiki everything is listed there.
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by sondr3 11y ago
Well whaddaya know, I like the direction this is going with both Apple and Microsoft.
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by sondr3 11y ago
Mostly the areas are very varm already. When I backpacked around South-East Asia I got used to this, we called them bum guns. After you're sure you're clean you can just shake it off and it'll evaporate very fast. Although mo
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by sondr3 11y ago
It makes sense after you've worked with it for a little bit, I had the same confusion when I first started using it but after a while it started making sense and by now I absolutely cannot see myself go back to anything else, it's
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by sondr3 11y ago
Care to give any links to this? This is probably my biggest annoyance with Vim right now, how my current line is 0 and having to add 1 every time I do any operation gets old quick.
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by sondr3 12y ago
Which really isn't too different from not having good enough gear in WoW and so on, the only difference is that in EVE you level up even when you're offline. And you don't have to fly anything, you do whatever you want to. Br
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by sondr3 12y ago
I'm pretty sure flexbox can solve two column layouts very well, just not with one continuous piece of text.
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by sondr3 12y ago
Fair enough, but for my uses 92% browser support is more than enough, it's the same as ems/rems for example.
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by sondr3 12y ago
Which is why you use something like AutoPrefixer to automagically generate the needed browser prefixes and such, makes it a whole lot easier.
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by sondr3 12y ago
Verbose? Compared to the other solutions it's a godsend, just use the CSS-tricks guide for it and you'll have nearly zero problems. I absolutely love it and pretty much refuse to use anything else for layout in CSS now.
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by sondr3 12y ago
Anything over 90% is good enough for me personally, I can't be bothered to not use recent features in CSS/HTML because IE>9 us god awful and Opera Mini doesn't support it.
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by sondr3 12y ago
What? Both his attacks are recognized as terrorist attacks in Norway.
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by sondr3 12y ago
Did you upgrade straight to the Bifrost/Asgard or did you have something like the Vali/Modi before or? I currently have those, but I'm looking at upgrades some time in the future.
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by sondr3 12y ago
But the Norwegian government has absolutely nothing to do with who gets the prize, which is the whole point here. The fact that China gets angry at Norway et al because of a committee in Norway gave the peace prize to someone almost nobody
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by sondr3 12y ago
In that case I stand corrected on that point, however I still feel like it's a bit of the same thing. :)
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by sondr3 12y ago
I don't really see any problems here, they haven't made any promises either to release anything either before they are up to speed with where they want to be, just looking at their Github repo shows that there's a lot of acti
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by sondr3 12y ago
I also heard from reddit that they didn't want to have radiation contaminate the area where Philea landed, apparently it's a bit hard to keep all of it inside of the lander.
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by sondr3 12y ago
None of the probes has ever used what could be called cutting edge equipment, the science behind it all is cutting edge but you can't put a camera, lenses or processors on a device going into outer space without having done some seriou
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by sondr3 12y ago
Well, they do now and from what we've seen funding space research leads to loads of technology. We already have innovation/invention centers, but having loads of people focused on one incredibly hard task will bring out lots of aw
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by sondr3 12y ago
I had the same problem when I read The Selfish Gene, it was littered with weird line breaks, OCR errors and general layout strangeness. So much so that I went through it myself and fixed most of it because it annoyed me too much.
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by sondr3 12y ago
Why would you go on antibiotics on vacation if you aren't sick?
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by sondr3 12y ago
Which is what I like about Dota, with LoL it's usually blatantly obvious who will win by the 10 minute mark but it's not so much so with Dota. Obviously stomps happen and the team that leads at 10 more often than not wins but it d

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