DiNovi

this might be more related to angellist getting its act together and cleaning up expired listings, of which they had thousands

I still get an absurd amount of recruiter spam...

JS was indeed developed in just 10 days[1]. It was a way for netscape to differentiate itself. It is also why it has so many... quirks.

1. https://www.w3.org/community/webed/wiki/A_Short_History_of_J...

newspapers also handpick trending stories. Sometimes they even write articles!

Lol, I can't tell if you seriously mean this

I disagree. Flexbox is a little buggy in IE11(and IE10 with auto-preifxer and the old spec) for almost everything it's fine, you just need to remember to set widths on column layouts, which is just one extra line.

Not to say it isn't frustrating, especially since it works extremely well in Edge but MS said they won't port the fixes over.

Of course, updating your profile after months of inactivity will probably tip them off. IMO any response that isn't "we have turned off this feature and will re-evaluate" is no bueno.

how could you not know?

the API churn on react-router really tests my patience.

While I agree with general sentiment, he only tried two laptops. Why not the Dell XPS?

for the first 10gigabytes, that is

Cant tell if this is sarcasm or not :P

I was under the impression most of the meteor devs work for meteor?

not sure excalty what you're descibing, but shouldnt flex-wrap work to fix this?

My company recently went all in with flexbox, and you should too. We had the same concerns, but even IE 9 is 4 years old at this point, and we decided we shouldn't be held back because of it. If a client wants IE9 support, they can pay extra.

I have run into a few IE10 gotchas, but they're all solvable. IE10 just uses an older version of the spec.

and IE itself will be cut loose from MSFT in a few months.