justrossthings

Mostly stoked about serverless because I won't have to deal with grumpy backend devs anymore

Fyi you can return items to IKEA for up to 1 year after purchase. Even built.

If you want to determine the value of a user's comment by the community's knee-jerk reaction to said comment, go back to reddit.

This attitude is why more people are not software developers- far worse than pissing of you and your elitist friends.

Bootstrap's 'one-line-of-code-and-go' simplicity enabled me to make my first websites with no IT education on library computer in rural Australia [we didn't have one at home]. Today, I write code for a SF-based unicorn and whilst I don't use Bootstrap at work, I attribute my career to that CSS framework.

'Easier' tools enable more people to make use mankind's collective knowledge and change their lives for the better; I don't give a fuck if you're happy about it.

Holy crap am I understanding this correctly? Out of date Chrome browsers will not load Amazon and other sites utilizing Symantec SSL certs??? Amazon and everyone running Symantec certs dropping Symantec in T-minus: 3 ... 2 ...

Any recommendations? I am about to finish Red Mars

We've been using maximum of 1140px col-xl width since 1920x1080 was considered the bleeding edge, but now monitors with 2560x1440 resolution are becoming more common- where 1140 barely covers half the width of the screen.

Isn't about time we had a grid container that fixed this?

"Youngry" - A newsmedia property built a supplement entrepreneur and professional "entrepreneurial-advice" entrepreneur that aims to make money by creating sponsored content and e-commerce products (webinars, digital books) for early-stage, young entrepreneurs.

Republic - Invest in the startups real investors won't invest in

These guys spent more time on animating their team portraits than explaining their product

Is anyone keeping an eye on how his nerves are rebuilding connections? This is would be pretty useful data for electronic prosthetics

I talk a lot about this stuff with a friend doing sales operations at a hyper-growth startup in SF. With Criteo, tools like Reply.io and others he thinks we're going to see an event horizon where recipients of spam say enough is enough and online privacy finally becomes 'cool'.