Its pretty annoying, for almost a decade all js questions have j query solutions, if you ask for that in reactjs or god forbid, vanilla js, which also went through many api changes, its still a duplicate.

Often itscthe same for css, where grid and flexbox are now standards, the old questions with replies full of vendor prefixes and very hacky solutions should be deprecated or transferred to archives.

Btw, how do the blog posts copying so questuons monetize and how does google not shut them down, the pages dont even work, I thought google would know better?

I would be most interested to read about that, can you provide a reference or links?

In college, I studied the failed merger between GM and Ross Perot’s Electronic Data Systems (EDS). Essentially a study on egos and cultural incompatibilities.

https://www.nytimes.com/1989/03/26/magazine/gm-vs-ross-perot...

Sadly, no. It was over a decade ago. I don’t remember the cases nor do I have the books or paperwork.

Fortunately, case studies are really easy to find online. Try searching for “case studies in brand management”.

The office is for bosses who cant focus on work unless they get to micromanage and slow down everything and then think nobody else can if theyre not in office.

The fat fucks ordering food from underpaid slaves should either cook themselves or pay as per the law.

C'est tres simple

There is an amazing movie about this, an italian horro comedy, recommended watch in many ways.

Especially innocent people under first time interrogation. Police, prosecutors and judges know this full well. Anything for conviction rates.

I do not believe for a second you can convince any innocent person rhey have commites any serious crime unless they suffer from heavy amnesia.

Is there a typo in here? Your first comment contradicts your second.

Can someone summarize crockfords opinion on the current state of the browser js api? And his opinion on reactjs

Well, that barely covers the rent for a bedsit in London.

Better deal if you get shortlisted for council housing, and then you take the 1600 quid, that would be alright.

The judge ruled it was "fair use" because the VM's are used for security testing. The company behind this also requires you to register before they allow you to use the VM.

no, it is about running iOS in VMs

Well its not a natural number or real, its a concept entailing all odd and even numbers.

Unless this is some sort of trick question or I am missong something.