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"the Brone Age of programming."

And that's being generous.

Come, my good fellow. Don't exaggerate. I'd bet good money that she didn't gain an ounce over ninety pounds.

Unplug the (provide an expletive of your choice here)

It appears from this comment that you have not read the article.

I agree with this 100.000 percent. UX people in general have crawled up their own stacks and died.

I think the language is Stata's built-in "do-file" language. The datasets are probably Stat's format as well.

I wonder how many storekeepers looked at the bill, then looked at him, then just accepted it and sent him on his way?

Looks like I'm on your radar now. By the way, the etymology of the word "fedora" that was offered by one of the posters is incorrect-- I think it's an attempt at humor. It was not named after a tailor, but after a French play. I hope this helps you in your duties.

What can be destroyed by paying its workers enough to live on ... should be

I can't wait to eat that monkey

Sick burn, bro. Too bad it's wasted on the dead.

It's the Mother Ship

Another framework. May merciful Providence deliver us.

But that's what DevOps is all about

We are all prisoners of time

Your host warranted (maybe or maybe not in the legal sense, but still) that their personnel were competent to perform the work you paid them to do. But that turned out not to be the case. That is the real problem.

There's two lights, Mr. (or Ms.) Smart-Aleck! !! !!!

Mao and Feynman

Don't worry a little banner will appear in front of it telling the real truth about 9-11

Die, fiat currencies, die!!

B-b-but shooting is fun!

Alternate Title: Brash Young Startup Disrupts Mobility Business

One phrase that was being thrown around at my old place was "software manufacturing." Ah well. That was a long time ago.

At my old company, one spiky-haired genius explained it to the simple minded as "monolithic architecture is like a wedding cake. Microservices are like cupcakes." This was after he compared it to Ben and Jerry's versus FroYo.

I sure hope the refrigeration doesn't go out, they'll have a real mess on their hands then.

Other people are smart, too.

And once we're done with that, let's disrupt food production and fire protection!

The title is bogus, as the article eagerly admits: "To be perfectly clear, while the new tax is being referred to as the “rain tax,” it doesn’t actually tax the rain itself ..."

In a perfect world, storm sewers would fund themselves.

"Repeat after me" ... how sadly ironic. I trust it isn't lost on you ... is it?

Email the authors, one of them will be delighted to email it to you.

It's only theft if the money winds up someplace else. Expedia's competitors don't count.

"The first Googler who fixes it can genuinely claim to add billions of dollars of value to the internet." If by "the internet," he means Expedia, then I suppose I agree.