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Reports of Horrible Biting Bugs.

Then that'll be interesting, eventually.

This is a gross misinterpretation of what Google wrote which is : 1) Changes are coming 2) Here is best practice for app devs-- use https everywhere. 3) If you can't use https right now, figure it out soon 4) During the tranision, people are going to fuck up. To deal with these fuck ups gracefully, you can enable NSAllowsArbitraryLoads while we get our partners sorted out.

I like http://codereview.stackexchange.com/ for this kind of thing. I get to see other people's way of thinking, and quite often people there are looking to keep their skills up to date with all of the language's features.

What the fuck does this even mean.

How about "Priscilla Chan to be mother"?

Seems more like a pro-SoC piece than anti-state.

Neat stuff. Small nitpick: That's an octagon, not a hexagon.

god save us all from people's style guides. Use your IDE's reformatting tools and go in peace.

What happens when your simulations are inaccurate?

You should think about possible answers to the questions you ask before you ask them. And then, when you do ask them, do it in a better way.

A vendor's history and potential obligations are important.

Is it, strictly speaking, possible to pirate a service?

This seems a little odd to me -- "Or if you want to put something under ‘using’ statement and preform a certain action when the ‘using’ finishes." -- dispose is meant for a developer to release unmanaged resources explicitly. It's not some end block to glom on arbitrary actions on.

To me, this sounds like a very high end version of a hostel.

Why restrict this to ratings/ POI? Why not books, music, apps and people?

I think the issue is that a lot of women get pushed out or pursue other options because they're harassed or etc. If you're not sure if 5% of engineers are women, why would you use that as your starting point for discussion? Why not do a little research first?

Dr. Dobb's was such an integral part of my education that I feel like I've failed you in some way. I hope that the staff consider transfer their archives to archive.org.

IT'S CALLED COCAINE AND IT'S AWESOME

In the usual way, of course.

"I think link shorteners improve user experience and they're not 'breaking the web' whatever that means"

1. If you can't be bothered to read his objection, it's hard for me to read your rebuttal.

2. regarding "chatting or on a social site, a shortened link may improve the readability of someone's comment." The readability would be better enhanced by allowing users to use hyperlinked text, rather than preventing them from resorting to pasting plain text URLs that get linked automagically.