“There are two types of ‘good’ web designs: sites that look good, and sites that function seamlessly and effortlessly, giving users what they came to your site for,” [George Ouzounian] said in an email to Wired, referencing the simplicity and popularity of pages like Reddit, Craigslist, and the Google home page. “Ideally, a website should have both, but I would argue that the success of my website (with hundreds of millions of views and counting) is evidence that substance triumphs style. Ever go to a website and think, ‘Wow, great design, I’ll be sure to come back here again!’ Me neither.”

• Aptana: is basically Eclipse. It actually says "Eclipse" in spots. I'm assuming that because it does less than Eclipse, I did something wrong in setting up a project, which seemed oddly confusing, even for Eclipse. The docs say it can auto-suggest classes that are in the project, but it isn't doing that for me. Integrated JS debugging is a nice feature. In all, it is a nice product, but if I liked Eclipse, I'd still be using Eclipse.
• PHPStorm: Bears a certain resemblance to NetBeans, except less suck, but a bit of Eclipse's horrible dialogs. Well, mostly less suck: changing the font destroys the UI. Admittedly, it does say changing the application font is not recommended, but the same thing happens on the document font. Also does the new Mac auto-save thing, which is a tad annoying to find unexpectedly while testing random auto-completes on a real project, though nice for something as unstable as NetBeans. It includes a built-in web server, but requires that your php be built for fast-cgi. There is something in the preferences that just flashes. Looks like a list of checkboxes. The navigation can place the cursor outside the active window. And there is that floating web browser thing that appears if the mouse gets near the top of the editor pane. I don't know what it is called or how to get rid of it, but it is incredibly annoying. Some of the command key combos don't match the Dvorak keyboard. (I just noticed some Netbeans 7.4 commands don't, either. The Shift key?) The code completion is perfect, the hinting isn't broken, the intention actions (the lightbulb thing) are actually useful, and typing a quote doesn't do random things. $200 for a product that not exactly broken, but merely irritating?
• Netbeans 6.9.1: How much worse could it be? It does all the auto-completions faster than 7.4, PHPUnit, and the interface is less cluttered and eye-popping (compare the icons, or lack of). Can not wrap lines properly, or at all, which is probably better than doing poorly. As I recall, it will crash if you use Close All Windows under the wrong circumstances. It is a lot easier to use Close Other Windows than it is to never use the Find feature.

• Only syntax coloring the syntax of the language you are currently editing, for php/css/js documents. PhpED does this, obvious, in retrospect.
• Smart Goto, with tags: as google replaces the url bar, so a smart text entry can replace the list of files. Netbeans' list got easier to use once I noticed it responds to the scroll wheel, but it is still annoying with 20-30 files open, half of which are named index.phtml.

$this->click('a.altsearch');
$this->sendKeys('TestAltSearch', '#fa2o2 input[name=carrier]');
$this->click('#fa2o2 input[type=submit]');
$this->wait('endpoint', 'id');
$this->assert_element_not_present('.error');

• Dogfood
• Derelict
• Shinryaku! Ika Musume (technically not on the web)
• The Meek
• Stand Still, Stay Silent (not sure I'm actually still reading this, but I liked A RedTail's Dream before it.)
• Freelancer
• Angel Food
• Blindsprings
• Miamaska
• Three Minute Max
• Dark White
• Fox and Willow
• Chaos Life
• Maximumble
• Three Panel Soul
• What Birds Know
• Mary Death
• Swords and Sausages
• Sandra and Woo
• Looking for Group
• Twokinds
• Oglaf
• Stupid Fox
• Freefall
• Gunnerkregg Court
• VGcats
• Scenes from a Multiverse
• Manly Guys doing manly things
• Zero Punctuation (It's animated, at least)
• Foxtrot and Get Fuzzy still do Sunday strips.

• The conversation with the Laughing Man and Aramaki. Because of the possibility of getting hacked, and because he doesn't have the Major's mil-spec hardware, Aramaki has to shut off his neural hardware and things have to be explained as if he was an idiot (or the viewer. Exposition dump!). Thus, there is one version of Aramaki that is fully human, and one that is cyborg. You could get different responses depending on which one you talked to.
• Later in the series, when the Major is doing really transhumanist things like running more than one body, is there a version of the Major that is the original (cyborg) and the new version, in which the human brain is just a small part, and not directing or even aware of what the larger intelligence is doing? Because they don't live-sync, you could get different responses depending on which one you talked to.
• Consider a swarm of robots. Each individual unit is a robot (it's in the name!), entirely self-directed and self-contained, yet talking to the swarm, either through the network (come here and push with me) or sensors (That robot is pushing. I should push too.). If the Major is running as a set of bodies, at most one of the bodies is actually carrying the brain. The rest are a swarm of robots (or machines with removable AIs, if you wish), each self-directed even as it takes from and gives to the larger network that is the Major's machine intelligence, which has expanded past the point where it could possibly be crammed back into the organic brain, or even any one machine brain. Like you can't watch Youtube once it started uploading more than 24 hours of video in a day, the organic brain can't be the Major, because it can't keep up with the incoming data.
• But how is the organic brain not the Major? It was at one point, certainly, and may still be vital to the direction and goals of the swarm. However, each robot has a chance of generating new information and swaying the swarm, including the organic bit, to a new conclusion. Each of the swarm bots has an AI that is not the same as the entire Major in the same way, and for much the same reason, that the organic brain is. It is an entirely mechanical being that boots up thinking it is the Major, and has things it needs to do that day, in exactly the same way the organic brain wakes up in the morning.
• Thus, the Major is a robot, because here's an actual robot that thinks it is the Major, and not, because here's the machine intelligence that programmed the robot, and here's some organic bits that started the whole thing running.

1. /var/log/maillog pointed out some system logging thing is bouncing messages. Irritating, and took a while to fix (smtpd_recipient_restrictions does not seem to handle rejecting outbound recipients, but virtual_alias_maps can map an outbound address back to a local address, which can be aliased to /dev/null), but not the problem
2. Magento's cache files
3. Magento's plugins
4. Magento in general
5. Apache
6. The VPS: Chunkhost is very good about this, but it is possible. (and we are sorry for what our io load might have done to other hosts on the server.)
7. This happened previously to the same server, but a dictionary attack on the root password placed a substantial load on the server, until I blocked pw logins in general.

1. Our group is under attack.
2. The enemy is responsible for this injustice.
3. We must defend our traditions.
4. The use of violence is the only way to defend our beliefs.
5. Our violent actions will result in a better future.

1. The Justice Department’s manoeuvres over the past week have prompted Apple supporters to suggest the case is as much about putting political pressure on Apple and influencing the broader policy debate on encryption as it is about getting data from Farook's phone.
2. The government acknowledged that the Friday filing was “not legally necessary.”
3. Meanwhile, the government has actively solicited victims of the shooting to join its case against Apple.
4. Farook and his wife, Tashfeen Malik, destroyed their personal phones

• There was no corporate policy that would have allowed the phone's owner to change the password
• Somebody changed the icloud password while the phone was in police custody

• If resources are abundant and the fruits of automation are shared broadly across society, we get utopian communism.
• If resources are abundant but the fruits of automation are hoarded, we get an absurd and unequal rentism.
• If resources are scarce — due to climate concerns or other factors — and the fruits of automation are shared, we get socialism, in which there are still limits to consumption but where millions need no longer work.
• If resources are scarce and the fruits of automation are not shared, we get exterminism, in which the rich sit back, accumulate wealth, and, having no more need for the proletariat's labor, let them die in the streets.

survey: {{survey.name}}

import {Injectable} from 'angular2/core';
import {SurveySetup} from './survey-setup.model';
import {SURVEY} from './survey.mocksource';


@Injectable()
export class SurveyService {
  getSurvey(id:number) {
    return Promise.resolve(SURVEY);
  }
}

import {Component, Input} from 'angular2/core';
import {SurveyQuestion} from './survey-question.model';

@Component({
  selector: 'survey-question',
  template: `
<div>
edit question attributes here! 
<input name="" type="text" placeholder="name" /></div>
` }) 
export class QuestionComponent { 
@Input() question: SurveyQuestion;
}

$ionicLoading.show();
Obj.function().then(function () {
  $ionicLoading.hide();
}, Err.network);

describe("map", function () {
  var Map, $ionicLoading, $q

  beforeEach(function () {
    module('xxx-library')
    module(function ($provide) {
      $provide.value('$ionicLoading', $ionicLoading = jasmine.createSpyObj('$ionicLoading', ['hide', 'show']))
      $q = {//fake $q Advantage: no digest loop
        resolve: jasmine.createSpy('resolve'),//don't wait for it to actually process
        reject: jasmine.createSpy('reject')
      }

      $provide.value('$q', function(callback) {
        callback($q.resolve, $q.reject); return $q}
      )//note the angular q is not the same as the jasmine q
    })

    inject(function ($injector) {
      Map = $injector.get('Map')
      //$q = $injector.get('$q')//real $q
    })

  })

})

.directive('autoSelect', function ($timeout) {
return {
restrict: 'AE',
link: function(scope, element, attrs) {
$timeout(function(){
element[0].select();
element[0].focus();
},125);//wait out angular putting the text into the field
}
};
})

1. Add this to hooks/post-commit in your repo:

   REPOS="$1"
   REV="$2"
   
   /usr/bin/slack-svn $REPOS $REV /var/svn/repo/ 
   

   and make that file chmod a+x post-commit. Very important!
2. Go to your team's Slack page, add a Custom Integration, Incoming Webhook. Customize the name, logo. Note the Webhook URL.
3. Put this in /usr/bin/slack-svn:

   #!/bin/bash
   REPOS="$1"
   REV="$2"
   PATH="$3"
   # Change these lines as needed
   hookurl="https://hooks.slack.com/services/"
   # SVN Info
   author=$(/usr/bin/svnlook author -r $REV $PATH)
   commit_msg=$(/usr/bin/svnlook log -r $REV $PATH)
   
   header="New commit:"
   value="$REV  $commit_msg"
   attachments="[{ \"fallback\" : \"${header}\", \"color\" : \"good\", \"fields\" : [ {\"title\" : \"${author}\", \"value\" : \"${value}\"} ] }]"
   
   msg=$(echo -e "\"text\":\"${header}\", \"attachments\" : $attachments")
   
   /usr/bin/curl \
     --data-urlencode "payload={${msg}}" \
     $hookurl
   

   Change the hookurl to your url. chmod a+x /usr/bin/slack-svn Important: this gets run with no ENV vars, esp. PATH, so you have to use the full path for everything you call.
4. Customize it with any of the other things svnlook can return, or shorten it by putting the fields data into the text.

{
	"description": "fn ' is forward delete, \" is delete",
	"manipulators": [
		{
			"from": {
					"key_code": "q",
					"modifiers": {
							"mandatory": [
									"fn"
							],
							"optional": [
									"option"
							]
					}
			},
			"to": [
					{
							"key_code": "delete_forward"
					}
			],
			"type": "basic"
		},
		{
			"from": {
					"key_code": "q",
					"modifiers": {
							"mandatory": [
									"fn","left_shift"
							],
							"optional": [
									"any"
							]
					}
			},
			"to": [
					{
							"key_code": "delete_or_backspace"
					}
			],
			"type": "basic"
		}
	]
},
{
	"description": "fn +;qj to CVZ",
	"manipulators": [
	{
		"from": {
				"key_code": "z",
				"modifiers": {
						"mandatory": [
								"fn"
						],
						"optional": [
								"any"
						]
				}
		},
		"to": [
				{
						"key_code": "i",
						"modifiers": [
								"left_command"
						]
				}
		],
		"type": "basic"
	},
	{
		"from": {
				"key_code": "x",
				"modifiers": {
						"mandatory": [
								"fn"
						],
						"optional": [
								"any"
						]
				}
		},
		"to": [
				{
						"key_code": "period",
						"modifiers": [
								"left_command"
						]
				}
		],
		"type": "basic"
	},
	{
		"from": {
				"key_code": "c",
				"modifiers": {
						"mandatory": [
								"fn"
						],
						"optional": [
								"any"
						]
				}
		},
		"to": [
				{
						"key_code": "slash",
						"modifiers": [
								"left_command"
						]
				}
		],
		"type": "basic"
},
{
		"from": {
				"key_code": "v",
				"modifiers": {
						"mandatory": [
								"fn"
						],
						"optional": [
								"any"
						]
				}
		},
		"to": [
				{
						"key_code": "v",
						"modifiers": [
								"right_command"
						]
				}
		],
		"type": "basic"
	}
	]
},
{
	"description": "fn + ,aoe to Arrow Keys",
	"manipulators": [
	{
		"from": {
				"key_code": "w",
				"modifiers": {
						"mandatory": [
								"fn"
						],
						"optional": [
								"any"
						]
				}
		},
		"to": [
				{
						"key_code": "up_arrow"
				}
		],
		"type": "basic"
	},
	{
		"from": {
				"key_code": "a",
				"modifiers": {
						"mandatory": [
								"fn"
						],
						"optional": [
								"any"
						]
				}
		},
		"to": [
				{
						"key_code": "left_arrow"
				}
		],
		"type": "basic"
	},
	{
		"from": {
				"key_code": "s",
				"modifiers": {
						"mandatory": [
								"fn"
						],
						"optional": [
								"any"
						]
				}
		},
		"to": [
				{
						"key_code": "down_arrow"
				}
		],
		"type": "basic"
	},
	{
		"from": {
				"key_code": "d",
				"modifiers": {
						"mandatory": [
								"fn"
						],
						"optional": [
								"any"
						]
				}
		},
		"to": [
				{
						"key_code": "right_arrow"
				}
		],
		"type": "basic"
	}
	]
}

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• jquery1.com plugin
• jquery2.com plugin
• 1tracking.com script
• 2tracking.com script
• 3tracking.com script
• asset script
• asset script
• asset script
• body
• page script with {{liquid}}
• page script with {{liquid}}
• page script with {{liquid}}

• head
• vendor.js async
• 1tracking.com script async
• 2tracking.com script async
• 3tracking.com script async
• theme.js async
• body
• page script with {{liquid}}
• page script with {{liquid}}
• page script with {{liquid}}

• head
• var pReady = [], $ = function(f) {pReady.push(f)}
• vendor.js async
• 1tracking.com script async
• 2tracking.com script async
• 3tracking.com script async
• theme.js async
• body
• $(function(){ page script with {{liquid}} })
• $(function(){ page script with {{liquid}} })
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• head
• var pReady = [], $ = function(f) {pReady.push(f)}, theme = {};
• vendor.js async
• theme.js async
• body
• $(function(){ theme.function({option: {{liquid}}} }) })
• $(function(){ theme.function({option: {{liquid}}} }) })
• $(function(){ page script with {{liquid}} })
• footer
• $(function(){ tracking script loader(1,2,3) })

• head
• var pReady = [], $ = function(f) {pReady.push(f)}, theme = {};
• vendor.js async
• theme.js async
• body
• $(function(){ theme.function({option: {{liquid}}} }) })
• $(function(){ theme.function({option: {{liquid}}} }) })
• largePlugin.js async
• $(function(){ function run() {$('#stuff').plugin(things);} function load() { if (typeof $.fn.plugin == 'function') { run(); } else {setTimeout(load, 30); } } load(); })
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• $(function(){ tracking script loader(1,2,3) })

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