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Big companies: mo' money, mo' problems (usually)

The late, great Marvin Minsky teaches you about AI

We're going to trust people that use 123456 as a password to use the correct finger?

That's pretty good revenue from a free OS

Hold the phone: C++ faster than Java? My whole worldview is cast aside.

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Yay, DevOps

"All I see now is blonde, brunette, redhead."

"Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy."

Create your own Deep Thought, 42 not included

Are you a DevOps engineer?

A question for the ages

jQuery, the world’s most popular JavaScript library to date, has been a boon for a lot of us web developers out there. From the time of its initial release in 2006 till today, a lot of us web developers have included this wonderful library in our projects to make our life easier.

Grid layout is a pretty darned fantastic thing. I’ve been digging into it as I write the grid layout chapter of CSS:TDG4e, and there are more things in here than have been dreamt of in our layout philosophies. One of the things I’ve recently come to realize is the power and necessity of subgrids.

The King is back! Now with added support for new stuff.

There is nothing more frustrating than being capable of something and not getting a chance to do it.

Most current browsers support what is called the Promise object. A promise is quite like a function in that it represents a piece of code or a task that you would like to be executed at some point in the future.

A Fast, simple and lightweight browser feature detection library written in plain JavaScript.

Ranking high in search results is a top priority for any website, and so a common question I see all the time is will a domain name with a new TLD rank as well as .com?

Science: making your life better since 1620*

Oh, so it's your fault then

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