Years ago a friend gently nudged me away from the usual get-together ice breaker of "what do you do for a living" because it's inherently biased to the well paid professional. He suggested I change to the more open "how do you occupy your time" . The answers are far more interesting and I never need to make stay at home spouses, underemployed or unemployed people feel uncomfortable.. this post reminded me of that (we are not our corporately bestowed titles)
Nulubez
joined 1 year ago
Depends on the part of America. At least in MN, most people are generally center. The "loud" ones are the extremists/on polar sides
Inspiring posts here. I toss a minor fix here and there. Amazing to see what yall are up to.
Openshift has electrolytes
Time? Free time?
Clojure : if lisp had an illegitimate baby with java. Add to it the pain of setting up fireplace in vim or having to use emacs. At a former employer we had one area in closure. I could read it without much difficulty but damn if it didn't take me weeks to write or update it
I love perl. 20y on I still think in perl.
Isn't this the part in idiocracy where brawndo just buys the ftc/fda?
When AOL first enabled UseNet (newsgroups) they had a bug that posted multiple times. Additionally, AOL users weren't versed in internet etiquette so they would shout (all caps). AOL users were soon seen as the universal noobs . This more and more turned AOL into "old people" internet... like how you probably think of Facebook today.
Yes . But where is it?
The word 'tips' originally came from an acronym "To Insure Proper Service".