marcusarmstrong

IMO, the title should note that "oxides" does not include "Carbon Dioxide".

I've found using properties (which auto-bind) to be an easier solution.

I've spent the two halves of my career thus far working on each stack, and I really can't see where those sorts of claims come from, honestly. C# as a language is a win over Java, but from an operational perspective, it's a disaster--IIS is an absolute nightmare. Beyond that, I tend to think that because of the niceties that C# has over Java, that has somewhat held back .NET community adoption of some better practices (specifically immutability).

All that said, .NET Core is a huge win on the operational side of things, so it's definitely moving in the right direction.

The point he makes is valid... but the action item here should be "Make SSL better" not "Stop using SSL".

Super fun. I'd add more locations, though... I quit playing once I got through the whole list.

Also, there were a handful of times when the timer would "jump" right at the end (before I'd gotten my pin placed)

EDIT: Also, just remembered... This also exists: https://www.tripadvisor.com/TIQGame

My favorite thing from this (and the reason I shared it) was just seeing how evocative of modern grid based web design is of these design principles, even though they predate the WWW by many years and bootstrap etc. by two decades.

If you git clone and compile from source [0], that should do the trick (In that it gets you an HTTPS download), I think.

[0] https://github.com/browserhtml/browserhtml#building-and-runn...

First of all, congratulations on a huge milestone for the whole team.

As I understand it, this is shipping with WebRender enabled, right? How far out is WebRender 2 from making it into the nightly?

If they wanted me to pay, they should charge for access. Other people don't have a moral right to execute code on my machine as a result of an HTTP request--including my browser.

It's a stream of bytes sent to my computer. I have the right to look at as many or as few of them as I wish.

So does this mean the Earth has not yet cleaned its orbit? And thus needs to be classified as a dwarf planet?

I could see a world in which that changes due to a significant jump in reliability. If these chips are truly 1000x winners in write cycles, that changes the math significantly in terms of $/GB/hr, which is truly the important number for large scale data center storage.

Per http://www.apple.com/iphone-6s/specs/ under "Cellular and Wireless", there are two models of the 6s and the 6s Plus, with the only difference being the presence of LTE Band 30. My understanding was that Band 30 (in the US) is exclusive to AT&T, but I don't know that.

They're currently split, ever so slightly, with the 6s. The AT&T model supports a couple extra bands vs. the Verizon.

No, this is not normal. You should quit.

http://blistergearreview.com/ <- Detailed reviews of outdoor gear.

Finally! I can get rid of my third party extension to get rid of this insane behavior.

I'm not saying it's hard. But {?variable} isn't hard either.

Sure. But that's different than <div className="blah">.

I clicked on this talk only to then realize, "Wait, that looks familiar". Yeah. I was at this talk when it was given. Whoops.