The last Batman movie I saw was probably in the Dark Knight series and I’m pretty sure there was no Robin. When was Robin last in a big movie? Has he come back since then?

Wow, I’ve probably seen it a million times but never noticed, but “don’ts” just looks so wrong. “Dont’s”? “Don’t’s”? “Donts”? AAAAAAAHHHHH

I’ve been hiring programmers recently. A year or two experience wins out over a degree almost any time. I don’t know if there are any developers (or even website administrators) at you current job, but if there are I’d see you if you can start by helping them out, maybe helping out when they’re on leave or picking up little jobs and then you’ll get your foot in the door in no time at all.

Actually the last dev I hired had no experience at all, I just really liked him, and he’s turned out brilliantly.

But generally they would be parked, right? At the office, or transport hubs? Maybe that’s where the batteries need to be installed. Take the responsibility off private citizens and install it where there’s going to be a mass of cars parked.

It’s honestly my belief that Israel is doing half this shit to inflame the situation in an attempt to force the US into the conflict, because they know that only with America’s military help will they be able to achieve their end goals

Auto Hot Key, that’s something I haven’t heard of in a while. Probably because it’s not as essential in a Linux environment when you can more easily accomplish most of what you’d accomplish using AHK in a shell script. What problem are you trying to solve using AHK? Someone might be able to tell you how to solve it.

A couple of edits (not trying to be rude but people sent to your article are going to be pedantic)

*current beliefs

This sentence needs editing: “They even split the category into two and the make a distinction between implicit multiplication with variables other implicit multiplications.”

The only thing I don’t like about that versioning system is the ambiguity that can sometimes arise due to different interpretations of what the numbers after the first dot mean.

You could either say: It’s a decimal system, therefore 3.4 is bigger (comes after) 3.13. (3.4 > 3.13) or, The numbers after each dot are independent, therefore 13 is bigger than 4, so 13 is the newer release.

It’s usually fairly obvious from changelings but every now and then I get tripped up.