Here's my answer on HOW to contribute to Open Source, if you're not a programmer: http://www.granneman.com/techinfo/linux/contributewithoutcod...
Ooh - if I click that up-arrow icon, do I get to upload a version of the kernel?
I think the point is that negative mass might be an explanation for dark matter and/or dark energy. Scientists don't really have any explanation for what either of those are -- they're really just "fudge factors" to…
+1 for FlySpray. It's PHP-based, and pretty easy to install and set up. It does take a few minutes to set it up to add your desired Task Types (TODO, Bug, Feature Request, etc.) and Categories. But once you've done…
Why don't critics of global warming ever present any evidence? That's how scientists do criticism. Any criticism of scientific findings without evidence is useless. Of course, the critics know this, and know that…
I've been using Komodo Edit a lot lately. The nice thing is that I get the same editor in Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. And the snippets are nice, similar to TextMate.
> OneApp’s very minimal on-phone footprint of just 150 KB makes installing it quick and easy. OneApp will launch only the parts of a mobile app that you want to use; that cuts down on additional installation time…
So long, and thanks for all the fish....
Perhaps you missed the part about CodePad compiling/interpreting the input. It's not just another pastie site.
I'd suggest either Ruby or Python. Both have a pretty simple syntax, and are very self-consistent. In other words, there aren't too many rules to remember, and there aren't a lot of exceptions to the rules. I'd say that…
No, not usually.
Note that the front page (which HN links to) does NOT have this feature -- only the article pages.
Good to know that I'm not the only one. And not only do I highlight the text, but I just keep clicking, highlighting and un-highlighting. So I'm probably really overloading their servers with the AJAX callbacks.
I think the biggest change coming to the computing world is iPhone-type devices. These will become our PCs. We'll have hand-held apps, but we'll also be able to plug them into real monitors and keyboards. So one of the…
Seems like a lot of wishful thinking on the part of the author. Sure there are a lot of similarities. But the article seems to be pushing her all-too-apparent agenda of taking down the porn industry the same way the…
Variable/constant names aren't just used to keep DRY, and to encapsulate functionality. They're also used to express intent. To me, this is one of the most important reasons for using variables, instead of "magic…
I love DokuWiki. It's really easy to set up, and doesn't even require a database. It uses flat files, which you can read even if the DokuWiki site is down. It's pretty easy to use as well.
As opposed to what? Developer? As a developer, I don't really see that much of a distinction, or care about it.
Here's my answer on HOW to contribute to Open Source, if you're not a programmer: http://www.granneman.com/techinfo/linux/contributewithoutcod...
Ooh - if I click that up-arrow icon, do I get to upload a version of the kernel?
I think the point is that negative mass might be an explanation for dark matter and/or dark energy. Scientists don't really have any explanation for what either of those are -- they're really just "fudge factors" to…
+1 for FlySpray. It's PHP-based, and pretty easy to install and set up. It does take a few minutes to set it up to add your desired Task Types (TODO, Bug, Feature Request, etc.) and Categories. But once you've done…
Why don't critics of global warming ever present any evidence? That's how scientists do criticism. Any criticism of scientific findings without evidence is useless. Of course, the critics know this, and know that…
I've been using Komodo Edit a lot lately. The nice thing is that I get the same editor in Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. And the snippets are nice, similar to TextMate.
> OneApp’s very minimal on-phone footprint of just 150 KB makes installing it quick and easy. OneApp will launch only the parts of a mobile app that you want to use; that cuts down on additional installation time…
So long, and thanks for all the fish....
Perhaps you missed the part about CodePad compiling/interpreting the input. It's not just another pastie site.
I'd suggest either Ruby or Python. Both have a pretty simple syntax, and are very self-consistent. In other words, there aren't too many rules to remember, and there aren't a lot of exceptions to the rules. I'd say that…
No, not usually.
Note that the front page (which HN links to) does NOT have this feature -- only the article pages.
Good to know that I'm not the only one. And not only do I highlight the text, but I just keep clicking, highlighting and un-highlighting. So I'm probably really overloading their servers with the AJAX callbacks.
I think the biggest change coming to the computing world is iPhone-type devices. These will become our PCs. We'll have hand-held apps, but we'll also be able to plug them into real monitors and keyboards. So one of the…
Seems like a lot of wishful thinking on the part of the author. Sure there are a lot of similarities. But the article seems to be pushing her all-too-apparent agenda of taking down the porn industry the same way the…
Variable/constant names aren't just used to keep DRY, and to encapsulate functionality. They're also used to express intent. To me, this is one of the most important reasons for using variables, instead of "magic…
I love DokuWiki. It's really easy to set up, and doesn't even require a database. It uses flat files, which you can read even if the DokuWiki site is down. It's pretty easy to use as well.
As opposed to what? Developer? As a developer, I don't really see that much of a distinction, or care about it.