I just picked this up from the library and I'm excited to get into it. Chapters on the perceived "patriotism" of Lua and much else.
You can read "Chapter Zero" here --
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I just picked this up from the library and I'm excited to get into it. Chapters on the perceived "patriotism" of Lua and much else.
You can read "Chapter Zero" here --
The borker borked.
I just thought of this, but if you're French wouldn't "son cul" work pretty well?
If only deleting one's own account were this easy! I wonder how many people took useful advantage of this hole to commit mutual Facebook suicide.
Actually, this uses technoweenie's excellent twitter-node project. Hats off to technoweenie.
An example of real-world node.js, that's all. And it's 420.
Upvoted, you silly code monkey.
Actually, let me raise one caveat -- asking a journalist what their "angle" is might not always be the greatest idea. Especially if you use that word.
The underlying idea is a good one, but "What's you angle" -- those words -- can come off as hostile. It's kind of a cliche question that we associate with the sleaziest of PR people. It seems to say "Hey, I know you're a hack looking for spin -- what kind of spin are you looking for?"
Every good story needs a fresh perspective on whatever topic, and if you help lead us to one we will be grateful. An "angle," though -- maybe it's just me, but that word makes my toes curl.
I'm a journalist, and I can confirm that this is great advice.