reminds me of the story when openbook "had to" change their name to okuna: https://medium.com/okuna/about-the-word-book-in-openbook-ed3...

some additional data age distribution (pew research 2015) "Although playing video games is especially popular among young adults, a substantial number of older adults play video games as well. More than half (58%) of those ages 30 to 49 play video games, along with 40% of those ages 50 to 64 and 25% of those 65 or older."

I'm pretty sure this was different in the 80s.

http://www.pewinternet.org/2015/12/15/who-plays-video-games-...

Am I misunderstanding something, or you just said Safari added favicon support in 2018?

You did not misunderstand: that is a new thing in Safari

It is depressing how many good thesis topics not getting accepted because of some kind of personal preference/agenda of the advisors. Similar story happened to me.

I think in this case it was probably more about funding opportunities.

CS usually includes classes on compilers, at least that's where I learnt some assembly

hi,

I really like blueprint! Although I think it's a bit ambiguous in the documentation that there are some elements under 'components' which are not react componentsp per se. You are referring to this as they have a 'CSS API' (like navbar). It' not a big deal but if you are doing a react app it's good to have an overview of the actual building blocks. Maybe they should be under another section?

unfortunately you are right. Hopefully these issues will be solved soon, I liked the core ideas of atom.

one possible explanation is that it was just a communication trick, to make people talk about this instead of the corruption scandal which resulted in government officials being banned from entering the US.

http://blogs.wsj.com/emergingeurope/2014/10/17/the-us-cancel...