slurppurple

I remember always seeing this on the front page of the Ubuntu software centre, never clicked on it though cause back then I strongly preferred simple code editors to IDEs

I've really enjoyed using zyn in lmms. New UI looks pretty cool

So true. I recently started using it while learning common lisp and it is really fun and really frustrating

I asked some developers when I was on a tour there and they said yes and no, and that sometimes their 20% work became they're full time work. Not sure what that means exactly.

I mean he had to notice that it was contacting that website, might not have been an obvious thing to look for.

Is this why debugging react native in chrome is so slow unless you have the tab focused?

React, redux, babel, these thing can be cool tools to use, but if you're feeling fatigued just don't use any of them, vanilla ES5 + CSS + HTML are complicated enough by themselves. But I think it's easier than going all out on coolscript (that's a good way to describe it akamaozu)

Anyone want to help me understand what the issue is with trusting the cert? Is it that the government is becoming a signing authority for Thailand and could secretly connect some users to the government's servers instead of the website they're trying to get to. How wrong am I?

Babylon.js is a pretty good option for 3d games