As someone who dabbled in SO I quickly became disillusioned with the site after I posted a question on LaTeX and quickly had it closed and then was shuttled over to the "new" LaTeX site. IMHO, If the question doesn't fit the current policy don't make the submitter waste his time posting the same material on 5 different SO sites in order to get a hit. Find a way to transfer it where the conversation can continue to flourish.
question, how did you grab the session and display tasks without authenticating through OAuth or whatever method google provides? Granted I'm logged into gmail but I'm somewhat goosed since it seems your third party domain can pull private data from my account without my explicit permission?
Look at what kind of headway corporations like google have made in the mind of consumers when they go above and beyond the shareholder mantra. Oracle might make short term gains on their terms but they have started to poison a whole new generation of developers.
Oh yeah, the battery on my EVO doesn't last much more than a couple hours. Even sitting overnight will drain the battery 30% it seems. Even with that its such a better phone than any other I have used on sprint.
I thought about this as well but I was thinking about tapping into the mainline to the house as well. Any ideas about the feasibility of measuring at that point? (Would be helpful for catching slow leaks, garden applications etc.)
Ubuntu is polished to a point, kind of like a ball of mud can be polished to a high sheen. There "are" issues that continue to plague Linux in the Desktop department. To say that Ubuntu is polished enough for grandma to really interact with the machine without root is silly IMHO.
point in case, I got chided for posting a tex question on se instead of tex.se. Silly but that one irked me, tex looks a lot like code to me. On the other hand I did get prompt replies.
The page looked pretty good in chrome which had me thinking about what it would look like in IE8. Big Surprise, not so good. Depending on your market you might want to add some IE aware CSS.
I can sympathize but I also see those with a need for the stability that comes with long term support. Django has reached a level of acceptance like Debian, or CentOS where intensive refactors are unacceptable. Maybe it's up to someone else to fork Django.
It's a little off topic but I would like to take a moment and profess how much I LOVE the fact that hacker news has so many articles on all languages, popular or not.
True, I meant compatibility with the existing plugins out there though, Maven, Subversion, PDT+debugger, PyDev, etc. Should have been clearer on that point.
Has anyone had any issues switching? I just got galileo up and running to my specs. I would hate to change environments for memory benefits and then get bogged down in version minutia.
and its a lot easier to express criminal behavior within the game without any repercussion, coupling that with a young mind that hasn't grown the mental aptitude to distinguish could lead to some ugly mishap's. We have a separate child's court for all of the above reasons.
I just got thrown the FizzBuzz test a couple days ago. First time I had ever seen it. Startled me that everyone else knows what it is too! I don't know if it would be blindingly obvious without the mod operator.