Comment Acronyms with multiple meanings (Score 1) 59
Multi-Pointer X, also called MPX
Multi-Pointer X, also called MPX
If we can't trust an app to be reliably checked for safety by a single company, then the companies should be vetted by the FDA and require that an app be tested by at least 10 of the FDA's pool of safety check companies (any others are welcome to test as well).
Probably because HTML/CSS (markup in general) is so easy to learn that it isn't a big deal if you know it, unless you're a graphics designer, then it's probably a huge benefit.
You should direct the job hoppers to a place like Nerdery where they can develop their skill and learn to work with a team (I've only worked at two companies, neither of them Nerdery, I've only visited their HQ for meetups, it's a nice place). If you need programmers to work on things, you could hire Nerdery to do them or maybe even hire some of their programmers directly (not sure about the latter).
I found this to be rather inspirational, especially since I already believed this stuff (especially about school essentially being unnecessary). Maybe random people on Facebook will find it useful.
SON OF A BITCH! I had a rather large post and clicked "Options" to see what was in there, I saved, and the page refreshed, way to fucking go Slashdot... Anyway -___-
I'm totally gonna use one of my RPis to make a portable gaming computer, I'll probably even make one for my cousin as a birthday or Christmas present so he can enjoy the old games as well. I haven't seen any of the links yet, but I'll probably include a reader if possible*, find something that can interface with the GBA link cable and wireless adapter, and get a high capacity battery so I can play for at least a week on a charge. I wonder if the RPi can handle N64 or PS1/2 games...
* I'll probably rip most of them so I don't need to carry them, hopefully I can get the saves as well.
"Real programmers use 'vi.'" *shakes head*
Real programmers use whatever they damn well please!
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