ugh. painfully lazy rip off.
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ugh. painfully lazy rip off.
you're wrong. IE/Edge has the same type of updating, and it can and ill always be opt-outable because of the enterprise.
You'd be 100% wrong. Walmart investigates the crap out of most if not all of their supply chain.
Thought this comment was particularly humorous, considering general the lack of content
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1. in IE 8, it will choke. it needs to be a function (hopefully you don't have to care about IE 8, though)
2. in all other JSON.strigifable browsers, you can skip it with a falsey value, which is what the `null` is doing here. As a result, you can also use `0` (e.g. stringinfy(foo, 0, 2)), which I like because I can type it faster
I use it constantly with people outside of my circles. Just open http://hangouts.google.com/start, and share the redirected link. Or just enter their email in the form that automatically opens. You can bookmark the /start url to instantly create new hangouts.
> Before I get 1,000 "GIMME DER SAUCE AND WHERE DO I KLIK" - the DOS situation showed me we need something to be really tested to go big.
the same way you separate you model from your view from your controller, you can separate your various services from one another.
"That seems like a rude thing to do" would be.
What you said was a personal attack, and a quite rude one at that.
ints are free - increment them at will, especially if they can convey a meaning that can be interpreted automatically.