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So why should I use this over DigitalOcean?

Here's where that link goes to: http://i.imgur.com/CmdBeQy.png

Man, I'm getting this too :/ It's probably that they're just checking for those four listed browsers they have there: Firefox, Chrome and IE 11.

Well, that's the ISS. Here's the link to the ACTUAL decayed satellite (COSMOS 1220): http://www.n2yo.com/satellite/?s=12054

Only supports IE 10+ D:

Definitely a better choice. I've used it for a couple projects now, it's very mature. Not so sure about CountUp.js.

Wow, code golf challenges are usually easy problems and the hard part is the optimization--these problems would be hard even on their own. Good luck!

Man, no linux games :(

I'm sure Somalia has a great time enforcing their maternity leave laws.

Not sure about lightening the labels and removing bolding. Contrast and readability goes down.

Last release for googlecl is from 3/31/11 :(

Nice. Yours has better graphics, better speed, a pause/play function, and it doesn't loop around. Much better :)

Wow, this is scary. I guess as long as it's EXTREMELY visible that someone were using up my CPU to make them money, I'd be alright with it, but otherwise, I would see this as blatant malware.

This isn't an endorsement, if anything it's just positive coverage of this agreement. Take your EFF fear-mongering back to when this was posted yesterday.

Nice clean, simple overviews on the different git workflows.

Finally, a statistics module! Actually though, simple methods for measures of center and spread have been on my Python wishlist since, like, forever. The mean() function is going to be especially useful. So excited!

I love my chromebook. Sure, I can't do any serious development or anything on it unless I'm using something like PythonAnywhere, but if I want to hop around Google Analytics, Hacker News or Youtube, the chromebook is awesome.

Anyone else getting a 503 error when trying to access the service?

The doesn't seem HORRIBLE: although it may not be good that external companies are influencing the curriculum, an understanding of copyright seems like an idea that is understandable for the CSLA to want to teach in some regard.