bopcrane

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by bopcrane 9y ago
I'm excited for the JS refactoring and the color picker. VS code is looking better all the time!
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by bopcrane 10y ago
I second this - it would be much more useful
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by bopcrane 10y ago
I have to agree with you, Bootstrap has been a boon for my productivity, especially prototyping. When you're looking to get a MVP off the ground ASAP, I can't think of a more useful CSS framework than Bootstrap.
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by bopcrane 10y ago
absolutely. It's important to get sleep =)
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by bopcrane 10y ago
I can not understate how much of my little West Virginia town has been destroyed by opioid addiction. There doesn't seem to be a perfect solution to fix the problem, but I hope this will shed some light on the situation and at least br
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by bopcrane 10y ago
I agree, it was never clearly divulged if the ~28 OD's were fentanyl-related (I assume the majority were), or for anything else - I can attest that the lion's share of people I have known to have opioid drug problems did start out
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by bopcrane 10y ago
As a WV resident well aware of the drug problem (In the 'major' WV city I live next to, 28 people OD'd in one day recently), I'm wondering what this would look like if it DID in fact account for people that take none, my
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by bopcrane 10y ago
The pace of development on VS code is impressive! I'm really looking forward to the JS improvements
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by bopcrane 10y ago
I second this, I'd just appreciate better integration with apt - I'm already using this method to update my linux machines anyways
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by bopcrane 10y ago
I don't have a wealth of knowledge on the subject as I'm not really a javascript dev, but I do know that Javascript and unity work pretty well together using it as a scripting language. Where nodejs would fit into this, I'm n
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by bopcrane 10y ago
Despite the uncertainties I have about .NET's future, I'm very excited for the possibilities this will open up if they would continue this pace and just listen to the community. I myself can't wait for the freedom to choose a
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by bopcrane 10y ago
I hope 'new Microsoft' continues to embrace open source and cross-platform - I'm very impressed and never would have imagined this direction a decade ago, either