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Tests should be testing behavior, not implementation (this was the original intent of unit testing but it got sidetracked over time).

Your DDD link is dead (so technically it’s a DDDD link :)

Which has just as many (if not more) trials and tribulations as the gaming industry.

For 80%.

Just as paved roads fuel smuggling.

"An Elusive Whale Is Found All Around the Tropical World"

You really need to clarify the pricing quickly. As it is now, if I signed up for the $4.95 offer and it got changed to $8.95 after three months I’d be pissed.

It also doesn’t include any of the autopilot features. Add $3,000 for the basics, $8,000 for full. And $4,000 for AWD. Oh, and $1,500 if you want anything but black. (All the same prices for the 3, but still something to consider.)

“Loose” is the opposite of “tight,” “lose” is the opposite of “find.” Easy to remember because the opposites have the same number of letters.

Mistaking boredom for peacefulness is like mistaking a placebo for a cure; if the net effect is what you’re going for, it doesn’t matter.

“Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.”

- Rabbi Hyman Schachtel (1954)

The killer feature that vaulted Java to the top was cross-platform compatibility (regardless of the flaws), including AWT and Swing.

Source: Have been coding in Java since 1.0.

In short, no. It is based on the experience of 3 former CIA officers and theories and methodology one of them has developed as a result.

This one also lets you look at Stack Overflow and Reddit mentions.

Calibre is fantastic for converting between eBook formats, but it’s a mediocre reader at best. (ITunes for eBooks is an apt description in this regard!)

This is awesome...robotic space whaling! The next “Moby Dick” will be about the quest for the Black Knight.

It’s dog hours, right?

Yep. I’m 57 and I still hate all forms of exercise thanks to my experience in gym class.

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Because a tiny apartment in the Bay Area is going to cost you as much as a McMansion in rural Kansas.

I like the forwarding idea, not only because of privacy issues but also because I can easily forward emails from account types they don't support.

DataGrip is to DBeaver what IntelliJ is to Eclipse.

Love DataGrip...was a big Sequel Pro fan until I started on a project with PostgreSQL and found DataGrip. Haven’t looked back. (I’m now using DataGrip for MySQL as well.)

Here’s the root link: http://blog.fogus.me/2012/07/25/some-lisp-books-and-then-som...

It’s not the case in Southern California, either.

You make someone above you with an ego look bad.

Same here. I still remember when I first booted it up and ran a demo app (video playing on all sides of a rotating cube), how much it put OS 9 to shame in terms of responsiveness and performance. I’m still pissed that Apple went with NeXTSTEP instead of BeOS for OS X, but I’m glad they went with something.

That (quoted) is a bubble statement if I’ve ever seen one.

There are only 49 million homes in Japan according to Google. 8 million abandoned homes means that almost one in six homes are abandoned. Is that possible?!