These packages are really useful for small to medium sized projects where you need little to no customization! When you do need something greater than what the package can provide then I find it better to use something else because these tend to pollute the namespace and things in my experience get really complicated when you start adding your own stuff with them, or modifying them.
Even though they are compact you probably end up having lots of unused CSS code in your website.
Nothing at this scale but this summer in Finland there was a national park bridge fail. The merging of the local municipalities caused the bridge maintenance to be taken care of by the new municipality. In the merge the maintenance was simply forgotten for ten years.
No offense but I couldn't find a licence or open source mention ;)
If you are publishing something as "open source" I think you should include the license or mention it some way. As long as you don't, it's not "open source".
I think it is not about doing the actual digging and changing code of open source project. It is more the idea that it is possible and can be done if needed.
Just have to say, it is great to see Microsoft turning again into a software company! Even after all the hate, they do great products and good stable software. A great example of a successful software company.
I find that this is happening most of all when I'm reading in a non native language. And when reading in native, the thought process is much faster and better that I don't get voices(:D) so much.
Dunno how bad burnt olive oil can be for you. But there certainly are many kinds of olive oils, and some of them (especially extra virgin) are very likely to get very bad taste when heated to high temperatures.
It amazes me that we humans have made something that has travelled over seven billion kilometers in cold dark emptiness and sends us highly detailed photographs of things we have never seen before.
I'm pretty sure Valve, like other online shops, have a content management team which optimizes the shop in all kinds of ways. Automation is probably heavily included but not completely running the shop.
This is much due to the fact that in some european countries the government gives monopoly status to some business areas if they are willing to work how the government want them to work. This usually has a negative impact on the winnings of the local company.
For example taxis are supposed to work and be reachable all around the country with the same prices, not just in high volume areas. If there is a new company that steps on the prices of the high volume areas, the older local company won't be able to offer the service in low volume areas.
People get angry if they don't have good services in their living areas.
Tried it for 30mins. I installed apache2 and made a quick mirror of my personal homepage with wget.
After the 30min session the window closed and it told me that session expired. Although the actual server was still up at the ip. About 5 minutes later apache shut down, so I guess the server was destroyed.
This is great for experimenting things. You could quickly for example test "sudo rm -rf" at the root and see what it does. Nice one!
I'm not a fan of just learning a new framework, if you have no use for it. The vast time you spent on learning completely new framework is of course very good in overall but if you have no need for the framework it may feel pointless.
So my advice is to pick an interesting project which you can build using modern techniques like ember or react. That way you have greater motivation to learn and you get results for the work you have done.
2.10.2014 Rovio started employee co-operation negotiations because the growth hasn't been what was expected. The negotiations resulted to reduce the workforce by 110 people.
This procedure is required by Finlands law and this might seem abit strange to people from other countries where firing someone is not a case of 2 months.
From <user-avatar> we can give styles to <img>
<user-avatar> <img src="https://example.com/path/to/img.jpg" alt="..." /> </user-avatar>
but not anymore when its below <picture>
<user-avatar> <picture> <img src="https://example.com/path/to/img.jpg" alt="..." /> </picture> </user-avatar>