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My father always taught me - keys and wallet every time you leave the house. And keep it in your pants pockets, since you never* leave those.

For my future children I will say the same, plus phone. But maybe it will be one physical thing at that time.

*Relative speaking, comparing to jacket let say.

Interesting. We used to use GWT for several projects, but ditched for new ones to simple Java backend and AngularJS. Now when I had to fix some bugs, etc it feels so unpleasant to work and kinda slow (for dev). Project still uses old GWT 2.5 since transition to new version & 3th party component replacement would cost too much.

Do you use modern super dev mode and latest GWT version? How this turned out? Are there 3th party plugins repository?

Congrats! Looks interesting, but what is that? Bit more explanation in README would be great!

Great advises!

I would add:

- one more: do it fist time in the morning, i know it is hard, but after 30mins of coding you will feel good about your self end progress.

Does not really matter, since majority of solutions will work on all flavors. I can speculate that most of tutorials will by on Ubuntu.

But you can look here for basically on-liner: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7586775 Also there is "full" solutions https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-inst...

This may not be exactly what you want, but may be good start http://www.sitepoint.com/full-stack-developer/

You can run your own secure vpn, to access web when browsing in coffee shop and in similar places.

I guess that his problem is with section (c). Since if you will find some security vulns they can sue you, no?

Location: Vilnius, Lithuania

5:50 wake up: breakfast, preparing to work. 6:50 leaving home 7:30 arrive to the office by feat, during time audio books, podcasts, birds 8:15 starting working 11:00 walking across the forest by something for lunch 12:00 back to work 1) 16:45 leaving for gym 19:45 back from gym 20:00 light dinner 2) 17:15 leaving for home 18:00 dinner 19:00 hose hold stuff/coding/socialising/etc. -- 22:00 trying go to bed 23:00 sleeping ---- Typical developer day?

Java, AngularJS, NodeJS, Postgresql all running in Docker.

Majority of Finnish children learns English from TV and knows it quote well before starting school. They learns all from TV, because in Finland they do not voice-over dub[0] TV shows (except children shows), only add subtitles.

When I was child we had re-transmitted children German tv shows, I could speak German a bit without actually learning it for other sources.

Disclaimer: I'm not from Finland, but had discussion with one of the teacher in there.

[0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubbing_(filmmaking)#Finland

shoptalkshow.com not very informative, but fun to listen.

So.. It will be like Cordova/PhoneGap/Ionic? It is so unclear from that page.

I read physical (sometimes kindle) book, which lies next to my keyboard. Found that not tech books suits best for this because "works" different part of the brain. And it is easy to switch back to work project afterwards.

This is really impressive how it calculates size between letters.

By the way source may be found here https://github.com/mrflix/dimensions

Nice, thanks for sharing this. Will play around!

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For the same reason I use Vagrant. I would like to hear why would anybody use Docker instead of Vagrant and vice versa?

Quote from [1] Jawbone Privacy page: "We may share your Information with third parties to provide services on our behalf such as to process payments, or to store information collected through our site, app, and services." Does this statement allows them to use users data for this purpose?

[1] https://jawbone.com/legal/privacy

But this is not simple image. This is interactive chart. You can hover lines and get some info via tool tip. Apparently you are using quite old browser, if you don't mind asking you? Since D3js, the lib used to generate SVG, supports majority of browsers[1].

[1] https://github.com/mbostock/d3/wiki#browser--platform-suppor...

You may try to install blog (like wordpress or similar) in your on server. With some plugins and themes functionality may be replicated almost 100%.

Hey, looks nice. Wonder how lib is detecting inputs by "user-visible labels". Looks by html structure, or uses some "magic" methods?

Perfect environment for distraction free work in the office.

Try Lithuania.

Rent is about 180-400 EU/mo. Weather is good, not too hot, not too cold. Sun/rain ratio is nice. Cities is not too big, so during season bicycling is preferable. Also public transport is ok. Food for 2 person family is about 150 EU/mo. Streets is safe for foreigners.

And Internet is super fast and super cheap here.

And there is nice and informative video clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPO4tbV4UHk

Any of us in Europe has CarrierIQ? None of my friends has on their phones. P.S. I bought my phone not from network provider.

What fundamental new is for new UI comparing with 3.6? I use Firefox for some way, only for firebug mostly. I think its just evolution of person, now I use what is most serves my needs.

First two images with basic explanations what is what is most valuable for beginner.

Free version works just fine.

like some is said - "it’s not matter what paper I use to create my symphony – listeners cares only the music".

But to use this vulnerability at first cracker have to have registered user? Or there are other way to upload images?