punjabisingh

VS Code Remote Containers is another cool feature. You can develop inside any Docker container locally. This could essentially mirror whatever image you have deployed into Kubernetes, GKE, GCS, etc.

Ref: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/containers

VSCode already has it as a feature but it's a little rough around the edges. It's called "Remote Containers".

Docs: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/containers

I'm using the same technique but at the checkout. Once my reusable bags fill up, I leave the rest. Also this technique helps in letting go of that packaged/junk food at the checkout.

I remember it by thinking that Left (error state) has to be handled first. This forces developers to always think of the erroneous state first and foremost. And then define the Right (success state).

On the other hand, it may be easier to forget the error state if it were the second argument. As is often the case with Promises and JS developers.

The sleep tracking from my FitBit is my favorite feature. Even the cheapest FitBit Flex provides good analysis of my sleep (restless, awake, duration, etc). I use it more to make sure I get 7-8 hours to sleep than to count steps.

Disclosure: volunteer beta tester

It's not perfect. It is slow because it uses Android's accessibility service to detect fields.

Ref: https://lastpass.com/support.php?cmd=showfaq&id=8166

   Always Free* products to keep you going.
   *Subject to change

That's not quite what "always free" means, but I'll always take it.

*Subject to change.

Google already does that:

https://www.google.com/transparencyreport/safebrowsing/ https://www.stopbadware.org/blacklisted-by-google

Great effort. I see some broken images here: http://www.moviechat.org/movies/search?name=westworld

I'm surprised there isn't enough interest in people to recognize tMDB as relevant. Especially since iMDB is ignoring users by taking down the forums.

It's confusing that the LastPass site is claiming only Firefox is impacted. [1] Whereas the security researcher's site (detectify.com) shows the vulnerability running in Chrome. [2]

Furthermore, the current live version on Firefox addons repository is 3.x [3], which the LastPass team claims is not vulnerable. [1]

[1] https://blog.lastpass.com/2016/07/lastpass-security-updates.... [2] https://labs.detectify.com/2016/07/27/how-i-made-lastpass-gi... [3] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/lastpass-pass...

Google Now's dictation is so much better for people with accents.

My family's English pronunciations have a very strong Indian/Punjabi accent. For people with accents, Siri works very unreliably to the point that we've given up on it, whereas Google Now "magically" works all the time.

That's the setup I have running. Instead of r-kiosk, I've been using mKiosk, which is a more configurable add-on: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/mkiosk/

It would better if this could integrate (and be listed inside) wp-cli, which is becoming the standard for interfacing with WordPress using cli.

The bugs are coming from everywhere.

In my view, the worst ones are the ones coming from core. They've come from old code (i.e. the comments XSS due to overly large comments) or from including other libraries (i.e. genericons vulnerability).

I think this sort of stuff is bound to happen since WordPress is slowly becoming the kitchen sink trying to keep up with all demands of the users.

The good part is:

* They are increasing their unit tests coverage.

* With auto-updates, the huge amount of sites that use WordPress are not left in the dark. So I consider it a feature even if it comes at a price. When the software is being used at the scale that WordPress is, it is a needed feature.

There are some minor issues, but Slate generally works under Mavericks and Yosemite. Check out: https://github.com/jigish/slate/issues/405

It is linked at the end of their article: http://www.alex-buono.com/portfolio/snl-opening-montage-2014...

The pedestrians may also not be visible due to the car's left pillar blind spot, especially while turning left.

Some of the mobile games definitely use questionable ways to present the ads. If anyone has ever played Subway Surfer (on Android), they can probably remember the countless amount of times one may accidentally click on the ads. On top of that, the ads load in such funny ways at times that it is hard to avoid clicking the ad.

As an advertiser and publisher myself, I feel bad for the people spending money on advertising in that game, because the 99% of the time that I have clicked on an ad in that game is because it was a mistake.

If they made a transaction with the exact amount stolen, maybe we could say it is the same wallet as the one stolen, but it could also be a false positive.

I would think the thieves are smart enough to make multiple transactions to move this money, in which case they won't get caught at all.

The risk is that if the startup/technology (Bitcoin) failed, you just wasted your time/effort in setting up something useless. There must be thousands of these proposals that you will face in your life.

Bitcoin is the risk I knowingly didn't take, because I didn't think it would amount to anything in the future.

Here's a good read: http://www.slate.com/articles/life/the_good_word/2005/11/the...

It is not joyant.com, it is joyent.com.

There are other problems with the 2nd plugin you noted (fyneworks.com jquery-star-rating-plugin). It has a lot of unresolved bugs. Check the Google Code Issues page: http://code.google.com/p/jquery-star-rating-plugin/issues/li... (particularly disappointed with Issue #25).

That ad network could have used all this publicity to get more customers, if you would just share that information.

But I understand it is totally your call.