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Simple rule of thumb:
If, in your area, water usage is a major issue at all
you are in a relative desert
Yes, the inland empire and the central valley and stuff are worse
but it's all bad
edit: and nobody not from LA considers San Bernardino outside Greater Los Angeles
linked for huge: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fb/Ha-Ha-Tonka.jpg
Actual Play: Mage: the Awakening - At the Edge of All Things
San Francisco bay area is really rad.
It is good though and the dude who runs the place is from my island so we shot the breeze for a bit. Sunny day too.
cool story
when did this var keyword turn up
it'll bring the rain!
var doesn't determine scope, it just declares a variable. Where you declare it determines its scope.
with JavaScript, don't be drawn in by how similar the syntax is to civilized languages like Java. Totally different beast.
Main thing is that there are really no types. Or rather, any information you include about types is purely optional. It's all just Object. Numbers, Strings, Functions, Arrays. It's all just an Object.
And you can add and remove members to Objects at any time (related: look up how Prototype Inheritance really works. very different from inheritance in Java or C++ and important).
So you can
var foo = 5;
or var foo = "five"
or var foo = function(a) { return 5; };
Literally everything about JavaScript is goofy.
it seems to turn up always- all the code i've seen uses it. i don't know its origin.
it doesn't do anything about scope, the variable inherits local scope
Yeah, but then the people who live on the correct side of the mountains will lose out
like myself
Screw the interior, it's full of direbunnies anyway
it's super fun to play elaborate games with the ultra-loose typing
maintenance hell, but fun nonetheless
in javascript it's optional (depending on how strict you want to be)
so var foo = 5; is the same as foo = 5; in a situation where foo does not yet exist.
In later versions of .NET it's like auto in C++11: it is still strongly typed it just figures out what type it needs to be based on context. And if there is not enough info to do so based on context won't compile.
As a native New Mexican (US southwestern desert), screw humidity.
Look, if you want to snob it up about clothes, you can't halfass it at a chain that just happens to not have too many stores near you. You learned that lesson with express. Bespoke everything.
SD is pretty rocking.
Except for the fact that too many old conservatives live there.
Other than that it is a pretty ideal place.
Busy busy busy.
You realize that port of greater Los Angeles is the busiest port in the us, right?
pretty sure that's not true.
If you use a name (and DON'T DO THIS) without declaring it (implicit declaration) pretty sure it gets declared at the most local scope possible.
btw: there is a single reference on JavaScript which is 100% necessary to someone working in that field. "JavaScript: The Good Parts". It's a very short books. But vital.
To be honest I don't really care that much about branding. As long as it fits you, isn't torn in any aspect, and you can actually go to meet your girlfriend/parents/her parents/grandparents then you are set. This, however, doesn't mean walmart material is good too.
What is actually a snob brand?
Vegas will be easy. Find a place on the strip.
print("C-like, motherfucker, do you parse it?")One thing I need to consider is the ability to safely store insulin and other 'betic supplies.
Boo.
Oh hey, Coke
I bought Cat and Chocolate and its recent addition, Cat and Chocolate Academy
It is pretty hilarious
as usual, it's possible that some version of some browser somewhere does indeed use var to scope.
... yeah. I'd just adhere to the Mozilla definitions though. MSIE is now somewhat good at maintaining a parallel implementation.
God, I haven't written any JS from the era where code libraries became a thing. I should probably pick up jquery at some point.