ChristianGeek

Geocaching is an easy hobby to learn (and much cheaper than it used to be for anyone with a smartphone) and gets you outside with the kids, who consider it a treasure hunt. It might be a little challenging during quarantine, but it’s a great way to get some exercise and explore the area around you.

Perl 4 was a beautiful language that I loved to use. The release of Perl 5 was when Perl and I parted ways.

So now he’s violating the songwriter’s copyright instead of the artist’s.

But in this case he’s not writing his own song that just happens to sound exactly like another song (which is an entirely new can of legal worms); he’s stating that his intention is to create a print representation of an existing song. So your argument falls apart on those grounds.

The lowercase “m”, for one, looks terrible though. It’s a cool demo but I’d never use it.

That’s weird; I’ve been using it with Scala for the past year without any major issues.

Is this related to the iOS writing app by the same name?

Can you provide a source (other than the president) that backs that up?

Read “The Hot Zone” by Richard Preston. Great book about the origins of Ebola that culminates in an outbreak in Reston, VA that was primarily handled by the military. (The only reason you haven’t heard more about his particular outbreak is that it turned out to be a strain that only affected monkeys (450 at a scientific research holding facility in this case).

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0385479565

Experience?

From the order page:

“To ensure that your future self is enjoying this book as we speak, simply click on one or more of the following links:”

Love it!

The best movie on this topic is “Idiocracy,” a fantastic documentary.

How was this not built to be waterproof?!

The article omits 1984’s The Last Starfighter, which I believe was the first film to use CGI to render “ real life” objects.

Except from zombie hordes.

I wish I had an air conditioner in my head right now.

So you want to be Zach or Cody.

If you were literally stunned you wouldn’t be able to type.

I’ve coded for hours early on in a project without compiling/running/testing. But I’m old enough and wise enough to constantly save.

There’s activity, but no new releases in a year and a pull request that’s been sitting for a year.

That link is dead.

I have to agree. My brother-in-law, a retired tech guy, and two geek friends just opened a brewery in Nashua (you know it’s owned by geeks with beer names like State Machine and Double Helix). Anyway, definitely not right-wingers and their customers don’t seem to be either.

So many things missing from this (multi-user support in tvOS, Apple Arcade, new text editing features and mouse support in iPadOS , etc.) and what’s there reads like a PR piece.

And yet you did.

> The growth wasn't cancerous, but it was secreting a "thick copious mucus-like material"

So she was actually growing a runny nose on her spine.

Time to change jobs. Worked for me.

P.S. If you love programming, management will destroy your soul.

Tim Cook’s Apple has definitely failed me.

Nope. I develop in Python, Java, and Kotlin on Windows and never touch WSL. Make is available natively through Chocolatey (a Windows package installer), but I prefer Gradle.

(I also write code to run on Linux, but still prefer Gradle.)