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I am just curious, what happens when people start writing ES6 io.js modules and posting them to NPM? Won't it be an issue for older versions of node? Is NPM going to start fragmenting because of this?

No you are not living in the stone age. I keep photos backed up on an external drive. I also use CrashPlan to keep a copy of my files (encrypted) offsite so I won't lose my photos if my house burns down or is broken into.

I am on 4.4.4 (Samsung though). The default calendar and email apps are still on there. Doesn't Nexus remove the default Android browser and replace it with Chrome too?

Woah. I am at 40th st and Cactus. No gigabit here yet. Last time I had a tech out he was saying this area gets newer stuff quicker because we are so close to North Scottsdale.

EDIT North Scottsdale is generally first because that is where most of the company execs live.

https://github.com/srikumarks/cspjs - The readme has benchmarks from bluebird generators. It is only 74 ms slower than the sweet.js solution. So the author knows.

Well Dart runs in a VM outside of Chrome now and could be compared to NodeJS in that regard.

I agree completely. IOS7 screwed over html5 devs so hard. IOS8 is just as bad. Putting overflow:hidden on a text area in IOS8 Safari makes it so the user can no longer scroll within to edit the text at the top. It also causes it to draw extremely weird on the screen (you see the border appear way above it). Putting a height of auto on an input is causing Safari to pop the keyboard open when trying to scroll (the page and happen to touch that element). File uploading is completely messed up too (http://blog.fineuploader.com/2014/09/10/ios8-presents-seriou...). We also have issues clicking buttons when the app is using a cache manifest and saved to the home screen. I will be having a few drinks over the next few weeks.

It is free to play now. The comment I was replying to seemed to indicate it was the earlier years of RO. Maybe I was mistaken.

iRO was not free. The only time it was free was during the beta IIRC. After that there was a fee.

Any plans to support AMD or just commonjs?

Curious - What are you using to transpile your ES6? Traceur?

Actual blog post about it: https://github.com/blog/1790-announcing-the-github-developer...

What makes you think it is windows only?

npm install -g typescript

I have one at home right now. It is dogshit as well. Countless BSOD because of it.

Roads, utilities, buildings have to be inspected by fire dept, etc.

Interesting. I have had VS 2010 lock up several times attempting to find in files. Searching the entire dojo source (7k some files) is very fast in Sublime Text 2. Though it is not a very fair comparison, my home PC has a solid state drive, while my work PC has a 7200RPM.

My wife loves her kindle. She has purchased a few books, uses it for web browsing and a few games.

I went back to Directv. I was already missing sports, so this move pushed me back in that direction.

EasyBCD is great! I could not for the life of me get grub to dual boot with my setup, so instead I used your tool and it worked out great using the Windows bootloader. Good luck with your venture.

If you have a higher reputation and give correct answers, couldn't we then assume that the older developers have a wider range of knowledge to be able to participate in more responses? Also, it is not really clear how "better" is defined in this case. Maybe it is "better" == I know more technologies than you?

FACT: Your second fact is actually an opinion.