KC, consider supporting super talented KC jazz pianist Mark Lowrey in the creation of his new album. He kicks ass

Ben702 · 6 days

it'll still get you pretty loopy if you rub it on your nipples too

Thesunsetreindeer · 7 days

I've been you, now I'm me. It'll only end in heartbreak, my friend...

TheCruise · 15 days

TheCruise is right. it's science.

TheCruise · 15 days

ask and ye shall receive

NoSeedsNoSeeds · 16 days

the world needs a hero like you, qkme_transcriber

CutieMess · 16 days

then would you see to it that the artist gets the message? I know I can count on you ChoTai.

CutieMess · 16 days

I like it :) I have a few suggestions though. Try placing some clumps of dirt protruding from the block so it looks less smooth, and more organic. I'm really digging the bits of dirt you have around the ground. Your grass could be a bit darker and wider/thicker though, and would benefit from a little more dynamic lighting. If you have it set up so that you can make the grass colored from dark to light from root to tip, I think it'd really help with believability.. I'm looking forward to seeing more!

Mike450 · 17 days

in the end, the masses trust paypal. More ways to pay = more people paying = more eyeballs on the ads = ???? = more freedom

Mike450 · 17 days

I understand completely, but in this case, it's a VERY worthy cause, and securing more donations to kick this asshat to the curb is worth a little dark irony, imo

Mike450 · 17 days

I'm concerned about the perceived danger of entering your credit card info on a "random" website. Adding the possibility of using paypal might help greatly toward your cause. Is there any reason why this isn't feasible? if not, please, for all our sakes, consider this pronto

beholderseye · 18 days

http://i.imgur.com/V6l9r.gif

3am_narwhal · 20 days

This above all else.

mepper · 20 days

it's the brain part that we'd be looking for. We know what the eyes see...

mepper · 20 days

sure we will. we just need to channel the electricity from the optic nerve into something machine-readable, and hit record as someone enters the great unknown.

relevant

pbuschma · 20 days

I found this documentary a while ago...it's incredible. Esp toward the middle when they explain biobricks and the biohacking community center...

SweetieKat · 21 days

no problem. :) I'm glad you seemed to have gotten some things worked out in your life since you left, and she should be too

SweetieKat · 21 days

I'd say if you've decided to go, it's best not to bring your problems with you, rather let her see what kind of person you've grown into. It's alright to let the conversation go down that path if it unwinds naturally into that type of discourse, but I wouldn't bring it with you ready to unload...

Xenophon1 · 21 days

curious where this chart came from

skittixch · 22 days

I wasn't aware of the include command. This looks awesome :D

skittixch · 22 days

but it feels dirrrrrty.

I'll at least check into the benefits though.

skittixch · 22 days

Here's my concern. I'm just learning the basics of this stuff, and I know realistically that this suggestion will really help me make some fantastic things, but I know as soon as I start down the path of different 3rd party frameworks, I'm more vulnerable to learning things "the wrong way" and cementing bad habits before I know any better. My goal is to take my understanding of the foundations of ajax web development as far as it makes sense to do so, then adding custom frameworks when I feel confident I can at least make basic/functional webapps without them. Do you think this is a valid approach?

skittixch · 23 days

Thanks for the input. I think you can appreciate my desire to learn the down-to-the-metal stuff then, as it's the path you started down. I'll end up somewhere in the middle, ~~but I think at my level of knowledge, going into the world of any particular framework may just confuse me~~. As time progresses and I get more comfortable with the basics, I'll take your suggestions into account.

skittixch · 23 days

Thanks for the detailed response. I've got a friend who's a whiz with web development, and he's always cautioned me about using jquery. His rationale is that as soon as you need to make something that jquery doesn't support, you'll be SOL. I'm trying to just put my head down and work through the nitty gritty, but I totally understand what you're saying as well... I'll probably end up somewhere in the middle, but regardless, I'd like to have at least some knowledge of what I'm technically trying to accomplish before I use other frameworks to gloss over it.

That being said, I figured classes are what I'd need to check out...I'll do more research per your suggestions. Thanks!

skittixch

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