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ahhh, you silly youngins reaching all the way over to the arrow keys when h,j,k,l are so close...and wasting key presses on ctl-c/ctl-v when y/p is all you need.
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Google co-founder Larry Page has been personally funding a pair of startups devoted to creating flying cars, according to Bloomberg Businessweek. "Meet George Jetson..."
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Many computer users are delaying hardware upgrades and instead refreshing their existing machines with the free Windows 10 upgrade offer from Microsoft, which is scheduled to expire toward the end of next month. Maybe if they bundle the new computer with a Windows 7 disc?
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For me the fault isn't Microsoft, but Intel's delays with Kaby Lake and Optane.
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This is bogus: BITS wasn't fooled. A program with admin access told BITS to do something and it did it. Once you have admin/root access, any accusations of compromise are specious.
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In my talk at dotNetConf happening right now, I announced the next stable release of the Xamarin Platform. This includes updates for both our Apple and Google SDKs as well as our IDE support. Now with added Microsoft logo
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According to Microsoft researchers, search engines have the potential of observing and warning you of disease and physical illness, based on your search history. Hey Cortana: does this spot look funny to you?
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Perhaps it can also set me up on dates based on my porn wholesome women search history
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In an interview with GeekWire on Sunday, computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee said he would remove the double forward-slash if he were to go back in time. Prevent the creation of JavaScript?
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Allow pi as a digit in the IP address! Real developers use imaginary numbers...
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That's irrational.
"If you don't fail at least 90 percent of the time, you're not aiming high enough."
Alan Kay.
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And you called it a 'good year'
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Alan Kay is quite scathing about the state of the web in this Interview with Alan Kay | Dr Dobb's[^].
Sadly, the world never seems to pay attention.
"If you don't fail at least 90 percent of the time, you're not aiming high enough."
Alan Kay.
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If such a brilliant mind agrees with me I can't be wrong
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You're not wrong at all. I was kind of disappointed at how little he said he would do differently. In previous interviews I have seen, he admitted that he wished he had seen of the existing literature on the subject of hypertext and hypermedia, because it would have avoided some mistakes.
"If you don't fail at least 90 percent of the time, you're not aiming high enough."
Alan Kay.
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The benefits of the Windows UI and the ability to break out of the 640K straightjacket was significant enough to cause widespread adoption of new standards, not only in the operating system and interface, but in the applications that were commonly used at the time. Because JavaScript and polyfills ought to be enough for everyone?
And now I'm blind from the eye roll this article caused.
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..with device-drivers written in JavaScript?
Bastard Programmer from Hell
If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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See my earlier rant[^]
"The HTML5 Stack provides the standards [...]" that no one really gets anyway and every other browser interprets differently
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A new personal assistant is joining the abundance of time-management tools out there, using artificial intelligence to help developers tackle the problems of managing their time and scheduling everything so their day can be fulfilling. So you can spend all that new time managing your schedule in the tool
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Projects will now always be on time and never fail since we have Trevor AI CSM on our team.
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Yet another case where AI replaces a gruff personality and a door.
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I have an app which cancels all meetings, thus massively increasing productivity.
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Nevada Institute for Autonomous Systems wants to bring EHang 184 to life. What could possibly go wrong with that?
But really: is "EHang" a good name for it?
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