wagglycocks

I admire your cautiousness. You certainly are a strong male and will surely be rewarded with offspring for being such a gallant mate.

"The first ten minutes of Up" is an incredible cliche. Everyone has that reaction to it that's not a robot.

But ... why would I assume that the bottom of the page had meaning when the top did not?

You don't read all the way through the Time Cube page before coming to an idea about the contents.

We're not talking about developers developers developers, we're talking about web developers.

I feel like that joke is so widely known that it can be retired, or at least, referenced without needing the link.

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I do not recall that announcement involved human cargo. I believe a more realistic goal was a large equipment drop.

He has a kuato. Let's try to be mature about it.

He's obviously a shill for big chatroom

Opera has a long history of adding innovative browser features. There's no reason to think that this has some kind of ulterior motive related to a rumored sale.

Isn't that question like asking if a tree falls in the forest and no one can hear it?

Unless you have a magical telepathic helmet that can access merit

>I'm starting to think that the way out of this is guild-like structures where you qualify by producing a "masterwork" recognised as such by your peers. And then you don't have to prove yourself any more.

Isn't this essentially how PhDs are granted?

Actually, their ToS says they can do whatever the hell they want with it:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/intellectualproperty/c...

It's apparently written in Javascript, which is all the rage these days.

It is a design flaw in the older browsers, not the spec itself.

HTML hasn't changed in years, and XHTML is largely backwards compatible.

After enough downvotes I think the bad posts just disappear from view. I'm not 100% sure how it works.

Because it's currently full of junk entries where people say they work on the moon

I have a rice cooker from Amazon that was less than $100 and works perfectly. I don't know if it uses fuzzy logic or not. Is there an easy way to tell?

> We found that sometimes (no predictable pattern), we have interoperability problems between systems. The password produced by one system is not recognized by the other.

A travel writer or vacation journalist. An Idiot Abroad, etc.

: to make (something) available to all people : to make it possible for all people to understand (something)

The avalanche has already started, it is too late for the pebbles to vote.

I feel like an ant in the presence of giants.

Crypto war one was what?

This is an extremely poor analogy. Displaying a weapon is absolutely not a defense. Firearms should never be used to threaten in this manner.

On the Steam store page it's listed as "Early Access," which is the alpha/beta branding loophole that Steam uses.

That's where curated media comes into play. No-one's going to upvote an article that's literally just filler text.

Does this actually use the same technique, or is it just a clever filter?

They can enjoy the 1.0 version of Dwarf Fortress while they're at it

What you're describing as the "but on a computer" era is also known in education as the first stage of the SAMR model: Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, and Redefinition.

This is a well known pitfall in technology integration. I don't think a lot of people in this thread are giving due credit to educators - it's their job, and there's a lot of smart people in education who have just as much common sense as the armchair teachers who think otherwise.

http://www.emergingedtech.com/2015/04/examples-of-transformi...