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God bless you -- you are doing the Cloud's work.

So is IBM, with their Worklight platform:

https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/blogs/mobileblo...

Weird.

Best part: Chrome lets you right-click/Save As... to download a snapshot of these beautiful simulations.

This is the sort of thing that Square Cash provides, correct? Send money directly from one checking account to another through your debit card.

You could do it! Wrap an HTML file into a WebView Activity. The Android portion is pretty much:

    public class MyWebViewActivity extends Activity {
      @Override
      protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        WebView webView = new WebView(this);
        setContentView(webView);
        webView.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true);
        webView.loadUrl("file:///android_asset/index.html");
      }
    }

Processing is absolutely wonderful. Be sure to check out p5.js as well [1], which has hooks into various HTML5 APIs including video and sound.

[1]: http://p5js.org/

"Motivate your team with Bullets!"

"I think anonymity is authenticity, it allows you to share in a completely unvarnished, unfiltered, raw way and I think that's something that's extremely valuable." -- moot

It's intended as a gentler introduction to Raft[1]. I thought it was great for someone with no real knowledge of distributed systems like myself.

[1] According to http://raftconsensus.github.io.

Holy cow: social media is a means for distributing consensus.

It sounds like you're looking for Haskell.

In the same way that the current problems in Ferguson would have been mitigated by a modern, efficient, privatized police force.

Finally, something to do with all those install scripts that pipe the output of curl to bash!

Thank you, that's extremely encouraging. I think we can effectively migrate the web service to Nancy while keeping our C# business logic as is.

Should be a fun week!

I agree, Nancy is a lot of fun to use with Mono. However, I've been stuck trying to get a WCF (older ASP.NET) application running on Mono for a while now, and it's been a huge pain.

I can confirm this works on Chrome on OpenSuSE 13.1:

    Version 37.0.2062.68 beta (64-bit)

Why do you feel the need to escape spaces?

Some of them are gender-neutral (e.g. "the Programmer" in 3.3).

Thanks for looking out for me, though! One can never be too careful.

Why? I belieb that those keys are unique to the stream (which I don't really care about).

This is pretty cool -- it's like a mini-ElasticSearch (and of course I'm overstating):

    $ npm install -g phant
    $ phant
    $ telnet localhost 8081

    phant> create
    Enter a title> library
    Enter a description> a bunch of books
    Enter fields (comma separated)> title,author
    Enter tags (comma separated)> paper,cloth

    Stream created!
    PUBLIC KEY: yrDmwO3XZEF6vMajz9oVTwPYVNM
    PRIVATE KEY:  NYzxmKOdl8tEQ0Bn2d3WhXLbn2O
    DELETE KEY:  WxpPb29VEkuyAemL8za2INraDPb

    $ curl "http://localhost:8080/input/yrDmwO3XZEF6vMajz9oVTwPYVNM.json" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"title": "The Book of Virtues", "author": "William J. Bennett"}' -H 'Phant-Private-Key: NYzxmKOdl8tEQ0Bn2d3WhXLbn2O'

    $ curl "http://localhost:8080/output/yrDmwO3XZEF6vMajz9oVTwPYVNM.json"
    [{"author":"William J. Bennett","timestamp":"2014-07-10T18:07:13.964Z","title":"The Book of Virtues"}]

I don't use Google hangouts because I don't want a Google+ profile.

As a long Windows user, I too was skeptical of Chocolatey (somewhere on the spectrum of "what's the point" to "oh no, more garbage"). An endorsement from GitHub makes me think twice, but I can totally understand your point of view -- it feels a little silly to install a package manager to install a single program.

Do you feel the same way about Ninite?

No, I've moved on to Proton:

http://www.proton.io

Here's a list of all the videos on the site currently:

https://gist.github.com/d67c247c8c66399888f7

> Feel for the gradient. Walk uphill.

That is the most awesome advice I've ever heard. Thank you for sharing it.

Oh, I didn't mean that I thought they were lousy before, but now my perception is overwhelmingly positive.

There's a "Download PDF" button. Holy cow, my respect for Harper's, and perception of them as a serious publication, just skyrocketed.

Are any other online publishers doing that? It's not even that I'm going to print it out or anything, but clearly it shows that their priority is readership, not ad conversions.

    var xs = 1, 2, 3
    [for (x of xs) x * 2]
    SyntaxError: Unexpected token for

Chrome Version 35.0.1916.114

Okay. That was easy.