tcfunk

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   by tcfunk 13y ago

   To me, one of the most important things to learn in web development is to learn about the HTTP protocol. This may sound boring and tedious, but if you don't know how GET, POST, PUT, DELETE etc. work then it won't do you any good t
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   by tcfunk 13y ago

   No, this statement is crap. If fact, kudos to him for not caving and making some malarkey confession about how he's learned and changed.
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   by tcfunk 13y ago

   Charleston, IL
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   by tcfunk 13y ago

   Nothing that requires the end user to perform the installation of the OS is the real anything.
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   Verizon Wins "Net-Neutrality" Case(bloomberg.com)

   1 points by tcfunk 13y ago|0 comments
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   by tcfunk 13y ago

   I find some of this advice to be really silly. Telling someone with procrastination issues to "Just get started" or in other words "Stop procrastinating" seems as effective as telling someone with a smoking habit to &quo
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   by tcfunk 13y ago

   I got 187 with this [369](?![7238])|(?:0)12 It's sloppy and certainly not correct, but a decent score.
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   by tcfunk 13y ago

   "IE11 for Windows 8.1 is our fastest browser yet"...and I still don't care, because my user base isn't using IE11. In fact, I'm lucky if they're on IE9.
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   by tcfunk 13y ago

   But...free soda...
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    by tcfunk 13y ago

    It would be awesome for something like this to become part of the Ruby on Rails toolchain down the road.
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    by tcfunk 13y ago

    Stories like this make my day-to-day endeavors seem pointless...
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    by tcfunk 13y ago

    I actually missed the fact that the poster was a woman for the majority of the article.
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    by tcfunk 13y ago

    Glad to hear that I wasn't the only one.
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    by tcfunk 13y ago

    I thought you were joking, but I actually prefer the way this page looks with JavaScript disabled.
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    by tcfunk 13y ago

    The problem with Internet Explorer is fragmentation and length of life for versions. IE11 could be the greatest browser in the entire world, and it wouldn't matter until people are able to use it on Windows XP/7.
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    by tcfunk 13y ago

    This is a great point to bring up. Safari and IE get a sort of default market share given that they ship with a mainstream OS.
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    by tcfunk 13y ago

    I live in Central Illinois.
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    by tcfunk 13y ago

    Central Illinois
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    by tcfunk 13y ago

    A bit off-topic here but I am not sure where folks find these mystical $100,000+ web development positions. I am paid $40,000 a year with virtually no benefits to be a web developer.