The labor market has to be the overwhelming factor, I have to think. Another way to reduce illegal immigration would be to make it faster, easier to migrate legally. Despite what anti-immigrantion activists want us to believe, there's no "back-of-the-line" to get your papers, so until we reform that process, people will be forced to take dangerous, risky journeys to come to the States.
omerida: @greg_harvey oh, I thought you mean panel_nodes (submodule to panels). Otherwise, you have to build your own access plugin.
omerida: @greg_harvey Wouldn't it be cool if Panels supported per-Panel Page editing permissions? /can't you do that with another node access module?
omerida: 2011 D.C. United Season Tickets are now available. Pay in full today & get 10% off 2010 prices: http://bit.ly/DCU2011
omerida: I wish MLS Kick Off articles would use headings to group news items together. http://bit.ly/aAmYab #mls #uxd
omerida: Heavy Drinkers Outlive Nondrinkers, Study Finds http://yhoo.it/9qkfSS Hooray Science! Hooray Beer! #fb
Fascinating details about how the NYTimes interactive team built 3 online features for the 2010 World Cup and how they solved some of the challenges faced. The live match tracker is an interesting exercise in ingesting data real-time from multiple sources and also re-distributing it to thousands (millions?) of clients.
omerida: Creating a usable patch with NetBeans http://bit.ly/9RJuzm
omerida: Great Q&A with Peter Nowak http://bit.ly/aGoVQQ
While trying to submit a patch to a drupal project, I ran into a problem creating a unified diff that could be suspected. It turns out that the way I was using the built in Subversion diff tool in NetBeans wasn't the way to go. Now, on the command line, I'm used to doing a "svn diff myfile.php > myfile.patch" to have a useable patch with the latest changes to a file. In NetBeans, I was thinking the same way, calling up a diff and then saving the output as a patch file - but that omitted crucial information like the name of the file to patch.
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