...is mandated from on high, and which flies in the face of the humble stance other high-level divisions in Microsoft would like to enforce in the wake of the...
...reached such a height that now a Voodoo Doll has been made to help show one’s anger for this browser out on this doll...
...a beautiful and nearly perfect machine. It is also Jobs' final triumph, the final step in Apple's evolution away from Wozniak and toward a closed model...
It's ironic that a company whose name is synonymous with "Switch" has built its entire product strategy around lock-in. The iTunes/iPhone/iPod combo is a roach-motel: customers check...
Apple puts itself in an untenable position trying to play gatekeeper while simultaneously having such a broad and deep marketplace structure. It's like watching a character from Alice in...
I’m a principled person. Apple’s offended my principles. Consequently, I’ve decided to abandon iPhone development. I won...
This thing leaves any other tag-completion method I have ever seen for HTML in the dust. It's light-years beyond anything else I've witnessed -- and autocompletion is...
...something I've looked into deeply, with multiple editors and IDEs...
As far as I know, the only plugin out there that handles this (semantic issue) correctly is Makandra’s Aegis. And they are GERMAN. It functionally works about the same...
Seems like there's no way to do it in Capybara, unfortunately. But if you're running your tests with the Selenium driver (and probably other drivers that support JavaScript...
...handling the illusion in a different way, and each completely appropriate depending on the situation at hand...
We recently decided our CI server needed an overhaul. I really enjoyed Integrity as a build server, but after trying out Hudson it’s hard to say I want to...
...go back. Hudson has several huge advantages...
...d like to analyze them to determine if it's possible to generate a string that matches more than 1 of them. Short of writing my own regex engine with...
...use case in mind, is there an easy way in C++ or Python to solve this problem...
Removed the default gem:geordi mise tool entry from the sample config.toml Deleted the note explaining that gem:geordi would auto-install the latest geordi gem and warning about Ruby...
...your Ruby. It installs into a directory of its own and puts a wrapper script on the PATH. That is incompatible with how geordi works. For more details see this...