Maybe it's because I'm on mobile, but all it did is scroll to the top really slowly. It probably took about 5 seconds total, which feels like a lifetime when browsing the web in this day and age. Am I missing something?
Secret gists are not published publicly, and thus are not crawled. You would need to have a direct link to the gist to have accessed it. Having the link either means you had access to it as an internal employee, it was shared by an internal employee, or an internal employee's system or email was accessed by someone else.
Not relevant to the tool, but he kept saying in the video that the game has 16 cards even though he proceeded to create 17 cards (5 + 1 + 1 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2).
Ahh, the ol' "works for me". Just because it works for your wife doesn't deem it as a non-problem, as seen by the hundreds of comments on a single bug report in the span of just a couple days.
All I see is a page that says "Do you like this concept? Please donate via Bitcoin and help me build this further: 1CietyCHJi42RR1xb1nxVkdrdsRu3PbD5s". Am I missing something?
Also, this just links to the homepage, which has nothing to do with the title. Can someone please either change the title to "CoffeeScript Homepage" or update the link to a changelog?
Cool idea, but I immediately left when I saw the only background process option was DelayedJob. With greatly advanced options like Resque and Sidekiq, I fail to see a need for DJ personally.
Yes, I had it happen to me about 5-6 years ago. Fortunately I had some evidence at the time, and after weeks of trying, I got my account reinstated. But it is very easy to do and probably happens more often than people realize.
Why the cliffhanger? Why not just finish your thought? As is, this story provides nothing other than showing the Amazon provided some helpful customer service.