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I would add Digital Ocean as a lower tier, they seem to have provisioning plugins for everything I use (mostly Vagrant) but I roll my own DNS and load balancing. Still US-based unfortunately.

Why do you think Canada wouldn't be as good for Central or South Americans? There are flights to Central and South America from almost everywhere in Canada. I speak Spanish in Canada often.

Or you could have a touchscreen and launch an application to do the all the things you want. Plus other things!

Just get a touchscreen already. Then you can draw like on every other device you currently own.

So what else is new? It has been coming since 2001. Get over it.

Sounds a lot like my approach. I've been in business for over 8 years.

According to this link he knows how to 404 a Vice article.

Multiple factors from my understanding, mostly because the DNS vendor expects a particular configuration and didn't complain when it accepted "bad" data for their systems.

Interesting findings! I've had trouble with DNS providers and it is always with the root or "@" domain. As a Bind administrator it drives me mad how they make things complex unnecessarily to save me from myself, often resulting in failed switch-overs, and a 2x wait on DNS updates.

So... Every startup? Except the big companies!

Yeah but if my team has lots of inactive users that starts to add up.

Yes, I just recently evaluated switching my small team from JIRA->trello. I'd do it in a heartbeat if the licensing costs were better aligned.

They will JIRA-fy it or kill it. I use JIRA and pay for it, it is hell on earth for teams of 2-5. We looked into switching to trello to reduce overhead but... It cost more for less features. So we stayed with JIRA.

They will kill trello so everyone is stuck with JIRA. Someone please make a trello clone with reasonable pricing, now!

How are they different?

The answer you want is to use Bootstrap 3. The reason is that you are new and tutorials will be written for that version. Although generally speaking I would start with 4, you also don't want to burn out on stupid unfinished/incomplete work. Don't burn out when you are just starting!

Or snu snu

I too was expecting some sort of conclusion.

I personally really hate these. There is always one or two good posts that hook me in but then the bias/politics/etc gets revealed when you read the rest. My friends retweet them but in the end I just think the author (and my duped friend) are idiots. Maybe it is just who I follow...

It took them 6 weeks to change the star button into a heart, which nobody wanted because we don't "like" all the things we save for later. Twitter has been going in the wrong direction all year.

I heart this

I have seen this happen a few times. Sometimes businesses switch to turnkey/template sites, but if all they need is an address in Google Maps it isn't necessary a lot of the time.

Conversely, as a web developer, I have stopped working with this segment completely. Non-tech organizations of 1-2 people are way more hassle to deal with than larger organizations.

> Many of the other comments in this thread are low-effort "mobile games aren't real games, lol."

Most people are on Android though, so there are a lot of people who can't give it a test run. I think that leads to more garbage comments like that.

> I have an Android phone

The majority of us do. Disappointing they launched exclusively on iOS.

What year do they think this is that there is no Android version?

That first video is so inappropriate I can't get my head around it. I thought it was going to be an augmented reality game like Pokemon Go. Turns out it is just a regular game. I can't get back to the website to try it though, the promotional page sucks!

Keep in mind we're not talking just about JS on the web running in web browsers. It runs on servers. It runs as standalone applications. If you are targeting a non-web environment you're not writing for quirks of different browsers, you know the runtime environment you are targeting explicitly. It isn't that bad.

I second this. If 10 or 20k isn't enough, what if you add a 0? Given your input time (labour) plus consumables (computers, internet service, food) you have probably spent 20-50k on development already.

The center of Canada is Winnipeg.

Central Canada means Manitoba mostly, since it is geographic centre as well as being in central timezone.

Rather than acknowledge some of the criticisms are true the author complains that complainers are the problem. Can't see the forest through the trees.