This is another in a long chain of articles that seem to assume all developers work on web frontend software. We do not. I have no use for jQuery and thankfully do not have to work on a single line of JavaScript in my day job. Maybe if you want to work on frontend-y stuff then it would be worth learning, but it is by no means required to be a developer.

Not only do they pay, on average they pay more than Windows or OSX users: Humble Bundle All Time Stats

I know that you must like living in your data free bubble, but seriously, the data for this was easy and you are an idiot.

Humble Bundle all time stats

Looks like windows users are the cheap skates...

It took them long enough to reverse something that should never have happened in the first place. Sorry Sourceforge, we had a good run, but this finally pushed me to move else where for project hosting.

Does the average /.er have anyone to share something with?

I wish I had mod points today...

You don't talk about fight club.

Poster is forgetting the first rule.

I'll take two.

When their biggest revenue stream is patent infringement cases.

This. Uber may be run by (as stated by another /.er) "the most punchable management shit weasels" but at least they are committing to this free market idea we supposedly support instead of trying to suppress wages.

I think it is naive to assume that this isn't want Obama et al wanted all along. Good job to McConell for stalling long enough to force the issue.

It is probably useless trying to reason with GP. As soon as the systemd comparison came out (and I know it is fashionable on /. at the moment) it was clear that GP wasn't interested in discussion.

The only thing heavier than Eclipse would be to run your own Java web service stack on your desktop that hosted a "collaborative" text editor. And that would only be marginally heavier.

Ahahhahahahaha If you are going to troll, you should try and do so intelligently, /. _used_ to have those.