I totally agree with all the other answers. I'm working home office for about 2 years now and I also love it, but sometimes it's too easy to get distracted. When you find something that distracts you, remove it. Also, it helps a lot to shower and get dressed in the morning as if you were leaving the house. Don't work in a bathing robe ;)
My gf is working in shifts and hence sometimes she's here when I'm working and I have to remind her that I'm working, although I'm around.
Is it just me, or is programming more than one elevator buggy?
I used a for( var i =0;i < elevators.length;++i) statement to apply my code to each elevator, but people only keep using the last one.
Could someone give me a hint? ;)
I've been using Marionette for about a year know for one project and in the past weeks I became a bit insecure if my decision was correct. It feels like Marionette is moving slowly, compared to other similar projects which have a bigger community.
Is this a false impression?
It's not that I'm missing any bigger features, but I'm afraid it might be discontinued sooner than other projects.
I'm a happy Dell Latitude user for about 4years know and I can't imagine to switch brand. The next-day-service (at least in Germany) is great, in case you experience any issues. I only had to use it once due to a mechanical problem with closing the lid. Apart from that, never had any real issues and the build quality is sufficient.
I liked Influx so much in my current project at work, I couldn't help it and even used it for a little html5 game to track some metrics of the game and server.
http://www.mashed-games.com/stats.html
Oh that's great news! I've been using Influx for about a year know and I'm really happy with it already. Hopefully the upcoming version 0.9 with BoltDB will even better than the current storage engines.
I'm also contributing to one of the drivers and most of the time it has been fun using it.
@Paul, are you still going to release a preview of 0.9 in december or is it delayed to celebrate the news? ;)
The only reason I know for Google blocking content is, that the website is (was) infected with malware somwhere deep in the structure.
This often happens to outdated Wordpress installs, especially after recent exploits.
Blocking an executable however is new to me. I wonder what the real reason is.