brew upgrade ruby-build --HEAD && rbenv install -l | grep 2.1.0
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There's no way that this is real. The activity is way too fast. My friends aren't even close to this interesting.
Jokes aside, I personally try to as much as possible.
I Don't Always Test My Code, but when I Do, I Do It in Production.
http://troll.me/i-dont-always-test-my-code-but-when-i-do-i-d...
All of the studies out there are pretty rudimentary, so, I would doubt that there are detailed statistics like that.
Definitely try it. I will never be able to go back to one monitor.
Here are some statistics: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000012.html
Here are instructions: http://lifehacker.com/software/dual-monitor/how-to-set-up-du...
This is not only valuable for board members but for everyone involved in the company.
One acronym: OSS
Use OSS for as much as possible!
Ultimately, usability testing is KEY!
This is true. Regardless of our opinions of Facebook, it has been able to find its way into the daily workflow of the lives of an exponential number of people. This makes it a huge asset to many parties.
I really want to see what Techcrunch says.
While this is terribly unprofessional, Techcruch had it coming to them.
It certainly was good, but, no.
Benjamin Button, without-a-doubt, should have taken cinematography.
You said exactly what I was thinking.
I REALLY liked the new packaging. I actually bought one simply because of that.
Now wouldn't that be considered a win for PepsiCo?
Very much agreed.
"While it's rumored that Apple is keeping some more significant interface changes close to its chest at this time..."
I sure hope so because I see no reason to get it with, basically, only those changes.
They do inflate their numbers a bit.
This is very good advice and the interview, as short as it was, is very inspiring.
This is pretty cool but I fail to see any long-term use.
A friend of mine once said "the only way I'm learning a new language is if someone can pay me for it" and I found this to be unbelievably detrimental. You should want to go ahead and learn new things and solve new problems. After all, at least for me, that's what makes programming fun.
It should never have been removed.
Tsk Tsk NBC & News Corp.
They also obfuscate it. Understandably so.
It was a good movie but I surely don't think it should have won, pretty much, every category.
Agreed.
Yes, I will be using this in the future as well.
I believe that, now, they resample the images prior to upload. Perhaps to save bandwidth as well.
I want a refund from Microsoft for lost data every time a blue screen of death has come up in the past.
Microsoft made the error, they pay for it.
I like this idea a lot. I really wish I had it back when I was in high school.
There really are a lot of directions.