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Whenever some “radical” idea comes along (like letting kids design cities, https://www.ted.com/talks/mara_mintzer_how_kids_can_help_design_cities), I find myself willing to be much more radical than the original idea (in this case: give kids the right to vote).

What guarantees your safety if you’re not human?

Fun fact: XPath does not react kindly to being given a document fragment as a context node. But you can use the child node of a document fragment and use .. to select the fragment itself (or navigate anywhere from there).

Finally watched sorry to bother you. So good. Why it never showed in cinemas around here I have no clue.

Don’t demand equal pay for equal work. Demand equal pay for all work.

Can I choose “never”?

So, Apple, you’re telling me I need Windows to set up/use this piece of hardware of yours?

I know that in my own repositories I’ve been neglecting PRs because I’ve been afraid of hurting contributors’ feelings with my feedback.

It’s OK to scrutinize code, though. And when I’m contributing, I want honest, harsh feedback, too.

Both maintainers and contributors have to agree to talk about the code, not the person.

I find it OK to tell someone that their code is shit (and, no, that’s not the same as telling them they are shit). Telling someone to “SHUT THE FUCK UP!”, however, is something else entirely.

So, for me, somewhere between those two the CoC needs to fall. We want great, bug-free code but we also want lots of contributors.

So you tell me I have to wait a day to order an iphone xs but if I wanna order an iphone x today, I can’t?

I’m sure I’m the only one still downloading iOS apps via iTunes but does anyone else get this?