jonursenbach

Which makes me wonder why they're even with Linode.

> "common-denominator"

Also known as normal people.

That's not a Node problem, it's just a bug in the chat software.

They have been, though, with command blocks.

Why?

Except that'll impact everyone, not just office workers who might be able to do that kind of thing.

What's your end goal with this? Surely it must be getting acquired by one of the big email providers.

Perhaps the millions of their subscribers?

It's Wired. Calm down.

IRC doesn't have rich media support, and without setting up a bit of backend work, you will just have an ephermeral chatroom.

And where are those people going to live during the year or two it'll take to build that?

Which sports team?

Why? Reader was in maintenance mode for years, and companies that appeared when it disappeared have gone above and beyond what they offered. See: Feedly.com

We use https://waffle.io/ to take care of this.

Why not just load https://status.github.com/?

Curious, but why don't your docs request that the install be done with Composer? Manually downloading a tarball isn't the best solution for managing an application dependency.

So because everyone did, that makes it okay?

I filed a support ticket the other day because I was curious, and this was the response I got:

``` Right now there are no plans to add this ability to this feature but I'm sure it's something we would look at as we go along. We really weren't sure this was a viable feature but enough people made noise so we developed it to help companies be more efficient when sending and calling the people they need to connect with. ```

Any idea if/when that'd happen? ;)

Wish they returned city, state, and ZIP information for domestic numbers like Telesign does. Telesign is outrageously expensive.

Bottom of the page. Feb 27th.

Yes, let's discredit everything the Node community has done.

You really think people like Lizard Squad, who called their DDOS attack on Sony and Microsoft "security work", understand how the world works?

The production of this video reminds me a lot of the one for Microsoft Songsmith. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oGFogwcx-E

How is that disheartening? The whole point of the Chromebook is to only use the web.

Genuinely curious, but why print reminders like that when you can use a calendar? Or using something like Pushover for notifications when a download has finished.

Seems wasteful.

This is nothing new. Their streamed events have always been locked down to Safari on OS X and iOS.

Uber doesn't exist outside major metro areas.

https://www.uber.com/cities

Oh, here we go again. This is unnecessary bashing.

AOL employee here after they acquired gdgt.com last year.

Can confirm that we are not required to use AOL Desktop. Don't be ridiculous. Only thing we're required to use is the corporate VPN software.