ben_utzer

I'm writing something like that in python myself. It's still at an early stage. Sooner or later I'll push it to github even if it's in a crappy stage.

Has the title changed lately for SEO reasons? I remember reading this story with something about changing 1 bit to avoid closing potholes..

No one is talking of the highlighted color used by Ubuntu in their file pickers? I keep believing I can type the file name when saving but instead I am just filtering. Nothing was highlighted.

That is bad.

There are so many big service providers that do not verify emails and start spamming anyway.

And there are also companies like Epic Games that got my email via a (failed) Playstation registration something. When I wanted to register to buy a game it did not allow me to create my account. I had to use another temporary email while I entered the account with my correct email and deleted it.

We should make a support group for the endless frustrations.

I should also point out that I connected with one of the similarly-named-email guy. When I recognize that it was directed to him, I'll just forward the email now.

We should start from the foundation and rewrite the specifications for CSS. Once that is made more human, more rendering engines will pop up.

I did something similar a while ago. I still have somewhere a DB with half a million recipes somewhere. I didn't continue it because I got stuck with the client side and I didn't find anyone interested in helping me.

Isn't this maybe some sort of affiliate marketing trick?

How's the SEO for this url going?

>Meanwhile, in other offices, Google employees have been posting memes in solidarity with their Zurich colleagues, criticizing management for trying to control the talk about unionization.

memes?

Can we have a similar list for sites that do not verify if the email adress is really owned by the user registering it?

> A few months back, I sat down for a coffee with a with a journalist who was starting a new a regional news project.

What about proofread journalists? :-)

Homicide rate have fallen since 1400. Nice. Why starting that far away? People understand time surrounding them of around 100 years. No one really compares themselves to people that lived 200 years ago or more.