In this case I probably would not want a head of orthopaedics to treat a relatively straightforward leg break- I would want a practitioner who has a significant amount of recent experience in this area. The ER doctor likely sees hundreds of these a year, so may actually be the best person. Of course if my case is particularly challenging, I want a consultant with a significant amount of experience- but it doesn't seem right for that person to pushing their skills to the highest bidder, regardless of patient need.

I also don't want a steak with my meal, nor do I care for a fancy waiting room, as they aren't going to fix my leg.

and well spent taxes aren't a bad thing, in fact, they're a great thing

Chrome web store doesn't care what I upload and push down to my users. I've had numerous requests from spammers looking to buy my extension based on the number of users and their geography. I guess once they buy an extension they push malware down to the users, so even if you can trust the extension developer or source now, you can't keep that trust up indefinitely.

1 http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1021695...

- network effects (chrome is more popular than ff)

- chrome extensions are so much easier to write than XUL ff extensions

Now webextensions are implemented in FF, it's incredibly easy to port extensions across (I ported one earlier this week, took about 20 minutes!)

Tree style tabs and all that jazz aren't going away yet.

It's a killer move from Mozilla and makes FF a first class citizen of the web again.

I've done this to help elicit requirements from stakeholders and it works really well

The reason you have all of this boilerplate setup with react is because it's only one small part of the equation, so you need to use and (ideally) understand a bunch of other libraries and tools to build something, hence these epic tutorials.

The main strength of Meteor is the speed you can get up and running

  $ meteor create my-app-name
  $ meteor npm install
  $ meteor

or we could, you know, agree on a standard and just use that...

I wouldn't chalk off Powa's failure to one person.

So implementing weak crypto dramatically lowers the risk of prosecution or worse for the attackers.

seriously guys come on

I really like this! It seems your "mobile first" design is "mobile only", you might want to make gifs show up as their actual size on bigger screens, the square chops them off at the sides sometimes

Are you going to use the likes to show me personalised gifs?

i++

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