jackreichert

> WordPress itself is an inherently insecure platform.

Linking to regular security updates for a system is proof that that system takes security seriously, not that it is insecure. I'd worry about an open source project that didn't have regular security updates.

Also, "inherent" is silly to use in this context.

There is a link to the github repo in the footer of the site.

Still a work in progress, but I was itching to go live with it.

I look forward to your thoughts.

They need a good old war on drugs; pair that with privatization and they can rake in the money.

Looks like he read these comments, it seems to be resizable now (chrome). People can be pretty brutal here sometimes.

I love these initiatives. It does, though, need thorough testing in an office environment. Things that users, not developers, will come out. For example, I tried cutting and pasting from Word. Forget about formatting, none of the line breaks carried over. That's not to discount this. It'll be great in certain settings, but it has far to mature if it's goal is to compete with tinyMCE.

And that's why, if you are investing in indices, it's important to continuously invest.

My biggest gripe is that it doesn't integrate with their calendar app; which, I think is very silly.

Well, now I understand why all those pesky employees of mine feel so entitled to getting their paychecks. It must be because they're millennials or something...

Is it fair to say they're being paid if they paid into the system paying them for their entire working lives? Can someone please explain why people call Social Security an entitlement? Am I missing something?

> For instance, adding a feature to perform a specific function means you will have the choice between literally thousands of plug-ins.

Therefore I prefer not having the option to add custom features.

What?

Well, this is happening just in time for all the weather patterns -- as we know them -- to change due to global warming. I guess it'll be not unlike understanding the universe according to Douglas Adams...

The measuring stick in this article seems to solely concerning the resting heart rate. Yes, this is because that is the origin for the 10k/day measure; but, surely there are other benefits regardless of what intensity a workout you have.