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I like it on desktop, not so much on iOS. The spacing is more of an issue for me on mobile.

At a previous job, I had an Ergohuman chair for 8 years. https://ergohuman.com/ergohuman-high-back-chair-le9erg-w-hea... They are expensive at ~$800, but worth it if you can find one. About three years ago, I managed to get one for home via CraigsList for $75. Had to replace the casters and the arm rests, but the additional $85 (+ tax) was an easy spend. If you can find one with the leather seat, even better.

Well, I'm done working for the day. :)

"Newgrads were trained in hadoop. New tools were Hadoop first. New research was all hadoop."

Reminds me of a job about four years ago: New hire, right out of college, "I studied Java". Surprise! Your team is PHP! Now learn that without any help from your team leader or we're gonna fire you. And they did. Poor kid.

Beats Studio Wireless (latest edition). The noise-cancelling is so good that I can't tell when somoenee has walked up to talk to me. On planes it manages to cancel out nearly all engine noise. The bluetooth connection is great and works over a surprising distance, this allows me to wander about my office as I'm pondering a problem. Had an issue with the original pair I purchased where the left ear got disconnected after a few months. Apple sent me a replacement pair and haven't had any other issues since then.

20% will have default programming to drive slightly off center to the left.

I use 1Password with DropBox in order to share between my Windows desktop, iPhone, iPad and Macbook Pro. I also use 2FA with any account that makes it available.

Or maybe call a business on the same street? Next door?

Also, get on Meetup.com and find user groups surrounding your interests. Lots of free instruction from experienced people.

Without looking, how is this different from about.me, which has a much more easy to remember domain name?

TL;DR

Definitely dual monitors. At home, I have a pair of 25.5" monitors: an ASUS and a Samsung. Both do 1920 x 1200 resolution.

At work, I have a 4 monitor setup (I'm a software architect):

* 19" @ 900 x 1440 (portrait)

* 2 x 27.5" @ 1920 x 1200 (a Hanns-G and a Hannspree)

* HP laptop @ 1600 x 900

You can find the latest Hanns-G @ NewEgg for around $260.

If you're thinking 500 pages, consider breaking it into two books. One for the core functionality and one for Canvas and its uses. The audience for one is not necessarily the audience for the other.

How much for my Apple IIe? :)

What kind of weird conflicts? My GitRepos are in my My Documents folder and that folder is backed up to Dropbox. But I haven't synced the git folder to my laptop yet.

Stay off of HN. :)

Personally, I'd prefer SO update to a responsive layout and leave 3rd party apps out of it. I wouldn't mind paying SO directly for an app, but not a 3rd party.

NO!

Edit: F--- NO!

I use a couple of DisplayLink based USB-to-DVI devices to connect some large monitors to my laptop at work. DisplayLink is partnered with the company that makes the "Actual Multiple Monitors" software. I've not had a chance to try it yet, but you can get a trial on their site: http://www.displaylink.com/support/tools.php

<ComicBookGuy>Most aptly named domain registrar, ever.</ComicBookGuy>

I switched to PinBoard when the slide about "sunsetting" Delicious was leaked. I've got the archive plan which has worked wonders since a few bookmarked sites have died since then.

I have it tied to my Twitter account. Now anytime I retweet a URL, the URL gets "pinned" to my account and marked "unread".

In addition, I use Instapaper since it's integrated to various iPhone and iPad apps. Pinboard also imports anything from your Instapaper feed, so it becomes the end-all be-all for my bookmarks.

Wasn't that called MySpace? :)

Your screens are also your proprietary work. No reason to give your competitors any ideas.

Designer/Developer/Mobile Workflow conference May 16-18, 2012 - Plaza Marriott, Kansas City http://d2wc.com/

AdobeMAX Oct 20-24, 2012 - Los Angeles http://max.adobe.com/

Your head will be swimming after either of these. I had a blast at both last year. :)

For me, it depends on how many companies are hiring and who they are. I left my previous employer just over 2 years ago, found another that was hiring that evening. Once I realized I knew some of the people there, I didn't bother looking elsewhere since it was apparent they would give me an offer.

Previous to this, I tried to interview with at least three companies and have two offers before I decided. However, you have to tell any company that gives you an offer that you have others lined up for interviews. Try and figure out how soon they need a reply, but don't drag your feet. If you wait too long, they'll usually have someone else waiting in the wings.

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The sites I mentioned just aggregate the RSS feeds from other sites.

A switch statement handles multiple cases. You have a switch statement per case. Also, you misspelled "object".

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Reference/Statem...

Sure. Ray Camden wrote an aggregator called ColdFusionBloggers.org as an exercise and it's been the go to site for ColdFusion programmers for years. He created jquerybloggers.com recently using the same code base, but it's not nearly as popular (yet?).

Of course, you have to let people know the site exists, you can't rely on SEO alone. But they can also be a good way to pick up some ad revenue.