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class a
constructor: ->
# conventionally logs 3
console.log @c
class b extends a
c = 3
new b() # logs undefined* forgot what
My coworker got the new Dell XPS 15, which has a QHD+ 3200x1800 screen. Just a heads up to coders, unless you plan to hunch your back or get new glasses, very few of you will enjoy the screen as much as you think you would.
When visitors are each presented (the visitor's) personalised session page, each visitor will need to enter the visitor's name, credit card, as well as the visitor's birth date.
And, as expected, there are some neat, undocumented ways to make full use of this service.
Or, perhaps, does the ordinary folk/gamer care about bloatware on a laptop this fast, with i5/i7 and 16GB of RAM?
I wonder what Wolfram has to say about this...
Microsoft pays US$100K to hacking expert to launch remote attacks > typeof 5.4
"number"---
What I don't get is how Carbon has a liquid state in that table. At 1 atm, solid carbon (not CO2) sublimates into its gaseous phase just below 4 kK.
Two years of off-and-on "smoking" has revealed that this cigarette replacement causes no addiction whatsoever.
I'll take this over the "huge text" startup-style any day.
"a reliable yet tiny library (at 7KB gzipped) that would
normalize everything so any code written would literally
work everywhere"
I felt the same way about needing to normalise client and server side, but the goal seems forever ambitious, considering not even IE8 can handle an extra trailing comma. This is not the only universal solution you will be using.