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Loque
8y ago
I think this is a result of not having suitable substitutes TBH (from my personal experience).
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Loque
10y ago
I also think it is a bad way of recouping research costs.
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Loque
10y ago
Not when you remember he works for them?
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Loque
10y ago
Why bother with class 'bold' when you could use inline styles? (I jest) I come from an older thinking that your HTML should not have any classes that imply visual style, and that classes/id's should be semantic to the co
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Loque
10y ago
I am really glad someone has put this together - I was enjoying Harry Roberts talk at RenderConf until he dropped this in our faces: http://csswizardry.com/2016/05/the-importance-of-important/ Utility classes
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Loque
10y ago
Ah, thanks - it seems I was talking about something else; https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/jan/15/apple-eur...
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Loque
10y ago
It's not just apple, it is every company that dodges taxes. Making an example of apple is not fair - everyone should pay their taxes... who knows how the systems we have in place would actually work if people used it the way it is desi
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Loque
10y ago
Unfortunately I think the Judge does not understand the context here, users of whatsapp will simply use another messaging app - the role of a messaging app is not to store users conversations but relay them. Any messaging app that actively
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Loque
10y ago
Known as whales in the industry I believe - they are actively targeted and it is a disgusting strategy :-(
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Loque
10y ago
Engineers don't often get to chose the features they work on, or to what degree they get polished. If it amazed me, I would direct such amazement to the correct person :`D </attempt at humorous pedantry>
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Loque
10y ago
What are you talking about? The Daily Mail is a terrible source of what they believe will sell to their audiences; news/tabloids is a business, and they certainly do not care about the quality of their product, but only the income they
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Loque
10y ago
anything for that money...
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Loque
10y ago
> They also seem to be the first to cover category-B news not for good reason, it has to be something like a crash of somekind (car, plane, boat, people), something that has explosions, or breasts, and always with pictures to cater for
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Loque
10y ago
IMHO it really depends on what you are doing; - Chatting with friends? = Whatsapp - International drug deals? != Whatsapp
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Eye tracking browser game
(eyezen-challenge.com)
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Loque
10y ago
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Loque
10y ago
dailymail should go on your forbidden list, UK red tops are terrible; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabloid_journalism#Red_tops example; http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1296282/
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Loque
10y ago
I am pretty sure these things can be obtained, and will be easier to achieve as it matures. As well as devs following good practice with modal dialogues. I used Titanium to build a cross-platform app, and once I understood what it is writin
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Loque
10y ago
Java devs talking to me about Groovy always made me chuckle
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Loque
10y ago
See you in enterprise :`D
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10y ago
VR is not yet 'here' and is not currently delivering, but it is promising a lot. The form factor alone has challenges which the public will not be willing to sacrifice for the experience, which could turn out to be mostly a gimmic
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Loque
10y ago
The title is incredibly annoying. Leaving your corporate job for your dream has a very high chance of fucking up your life for a myriad of very obvious reasons. Not only that, but the idea that following your dream by creating a startup wou
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3D record crate
(dihh.io)
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11y ago
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Guardian gun control
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11y ago
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Loque
11y ago
We live in different times. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battles_of_Lexington_and_Conco...
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Loque
11y ago
What do you need a gun to defend yourself against? In the UK someone did use a gun to "defend" themselves, against two people without guns: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Martin_(farmer)
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11y ago
I would argue that if Trump gets voted in, it is the people who are crazy. I do see your point though - I guess everything feels very nice and pedestrian here... nothing owning guns would solve anyway. I would also argue that all those xeno
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11y ago
This may be of interest to you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Martin_(farmer)
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11y ago
Try different types of guns for what? The only primary purpose of a gun is to inflict a lot of damage to something. The Sun, is a terrible, terrible source of 'news'; http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/
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11y ago
Maybe this is subjective, I personally do not think it will happen in the UK. I would also rather take that risk than allow everyone to own guns just for this unknown eventuality... If it assures you in anyway, my grandfather who was in the
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11y ago
> Why on Earth would anyone vote for someone who wants to take away freedoms enshrined in the Constitution? Because it is adjusted as we develop and learn more about the world we live in, it has happened in the past, and I sincerely hope
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