danielsamuels

> When I started coding, I though you could only have one letter variables, like a, b, c, x, y, z. I did not question this, but one day I ran out of variables ...

At least the minifier wouldn't have to do much work. :)

You also have to remember that these rockets are going to land on Mars, and we're not going to be able to set up a runway before they arrive, so landing vertically is a necessity.

psycopg2cffi is available to provide Postgres support.

I think when the Brexit deal is clearer the swing will effectively be an Scotland's approval rating of the deal.

Yes, it's a simple option in the settings: https://i.imgur.com/0np3ItM.png

Yes, though you can encrypt it locally before it does so.

It's also been in Chrome for years.

Some initial feedback:

  * Title Case Everywhere Looks Weird  
  * Hovering over 'resolution' on the detail page shows a tooltip with the text 'Upload date'  
  * I uploaded a .NEF file and it seems to think it's 160x120 (it's actually 6000x4000)  
  * The buttons next to the link field on the detail page are not the same height as the input.  
  * When uploading the background icons become jerky (presumably due to the upload causing long frames)  
  * When uploading there was no speed / ETA data shown, just a spinner.  
  * I felt the animations on the homepage were all a little superfluous.  
  * The links in the footer link to places on the page, but without updating the URL hash, probably worth adding one to make it more linkable.

Without trying being rude, surely this was obvious before you purchased it?

Pretty sure even a 1050 could do that. You could look at previous generations too, people have been gaming at 1440p for years at this point.

> You shouldn't let yourself get to that point. Your alerting system should alert you when disk is at 70% or something with a ton of margin.

What would your recommendation be?

"I'm leaving the office at 5PM today" is a statement of fact, even though it hasn't happened yet.

"I've got a doctors appointment tomorrow morning" is a statement of fact, even though it hasn't happened yet.

Not sure if it's a bug, but a common search for '1080p' returns no results (and takes around 10 seconds): https://www.skytorrents.in/search/all/ed/1/?q=1080p

Not if you've got your CI configured properly.

https://alpha.app.net/ has info

> I think the main reason though is just that AI doesn't really sell.

I'm not sure that's the case. Last of Us and MGS:V both had intelligent AI where they would change their behaviour based on what you've done in the past and work together as a team to flush you out of a hiding spot. This was widely covered and praised in reviews and pre-launch interviews.

As far as I remember, Mercenaries 2[1] maintains your world destruction.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercenaries_2:_World_in_Flames

Invision does the same thing as this.

Weird, I have several Chrome extensions published and I've never paid anything.

It was closed because of all the "me too" comments. The PR is here: https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/pull/21389

Your purchase was merely the inaugural move to establish your newfound hobby of coffee table collecting.

And clicking on the link in your quoted text would give you this:

> Google Play has used delta algorithms since 2012, and we recently rolled out an additional delta algorithm, bsdiff

Read the article before commenting?

Or just use a `<track kind="subtitles">` and reference a vtt file?

;)

It would be useful if you could enter a list of places you need to go in a given day and it works out the optimum route based on usual road traffic, place activity etc.

As far as I remember, if your local virtual environment is Python 3 Ansible doesn't work (might not even install).

Using version 2.2?

Where I work we're just waiting on Ansible. Everything else we write and use works with Python 3, except the tool we use to deploy it all. Frustrating.

ATI is AMD now.