Comment A not-so-glowing review of Apple's decision (Score 2) 94
https://infrequently.org/2024/02/home-screen-advantage/
Comment Re:Old... (Score 1) 66
Could it have been a joke? *shrug*
Comment Old... (Score 1) 66
https://www.reddit.com/r/diyaudio/comments/8hq5f4/logitech_speaker_failscam_tweeter_is_just_glued/
Comment Mission Accomplished! (Score 1) 183
Jared Kushner: "Mission Accomplished!"
Mike Pompeo: "I think you mis... nevermind."
Comment Striking similarity... (Score 1) 342
to another article about E.Coli bacteria in a lab evolving the ability to absorb citrate instead of just glocuse:
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/loom/2012/09/19/the-birth-of-the-new-the-rewiring-of-the-old/
Comment true Parisian French... (Score 1, Interesting) 1198
Two quotes:
"... in order to give our children the opportunity to learn true Parisian French..."
"...my wife and children and I went to McDonalds..."
he had it coming
Comment "Dutch" as in "Danish"? (Score 4, Informative) 117
BIG are danish... not like the cake (which is a lie anyways)
Comment Re:Wonder if... (Score 1) 164
... damn forgot to log in
How Can an Old-School Coder Regain His Chops? 565
DonLab writes "I was a proficient software engineer in the 1980s, writing hundreds of thousands of lines of ALGOL, FORTRAN, COBOL, and Pascal programs, as well as working in 370 and 8080 assembly language & pre-relational DBMS systems. My hands-on programming career ended when I became a freelance analyst and designer, ultimately retiring young in the early '90s. Now I'd like to reenter the field, but I'm finding that I know nothing about today's post-C languages, programming tools, and computing environments. I wouldn't know where to start learning C++, PHP, Java, HTML5, or PERL, much less how to choose one over the other for a particular application. Can I be the only pre-GUI software designer or hobbyist searching for a way to update his skills for Windows, iOS, or Android?"
Comment Re:JQuery vs. MooTools (Score 1) 153
The author is very subjective considering his affiliation with mootools. Give it a read.
Comment OMG?? (Score 1) 164
Did I just get Rick-rolled?!?
Feed Engadget: USB necktie with built-in fan keeps you cool, single (engadget.com)
Filed under: Peripherals
Ain't nothing classier than a clip-on tie...except one with a built-in USB-powered fan in the knot. We're not certain how this thing keep you cool, or why you wouldn't just use any of the million other USB-powered fans that don't increase your dork factor by 1000, but the people in the photos look so blissfully content we're actually a little curious.[Via The Raw Feed]
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Comment Spooky action and entagled pairs... (Score 1) 505
...what did he need the money for again?
oh, right - to travel into the future - 30 seconds a time I bet.
oh, right - to travel into the future - 30 seconds a time I bet.
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