Andrew

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Ruby Developer specializing in web applications (including but not limited to Rails :)).

	1,214 reputation	bio	website	eighty-b.com	visits	member for	2 years, 4 months
411 badges		location	Raleigh, NC		seen	Feb 17 at 5:43

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Feb 27	awarded	Popular Question
Jan 16	awarded	Yearling
Nov 24	revised	“Need just [verb]” vs. “need to just [verb]” Adjusted answer to emphasize that the problem is one of tone, not content.
Nov 24	comment	“Need just [verb]” vs. “need to just [verb]” Your comment does more to prove than disprove my point.
Nov 24	revised	“Need just [verb]” vs. “need to just [verb]” added 15 characters in body
Aug 24	comment	Best word for “unable to change” "Strictured" is a neat word, thanks for sharing! That said, I don't think it will be familiar to my audience, and in the context I'm working in I think that "unadaptable" will be more easily understood.
Aug 24	comment	Best word for “unable to change” @EvanHarper, I appreciate that take on this. Thanks!
Aug 24	revised	Best word for “unable to change” added 1690 characters in body
Aug 24	accepted	Best word for “unable to change”
Aug 22	revised	Best word for “unable to change” deleted 1 characters in body
Aug 22	comment	Best word for “unable to change” Oh my, I just realized I was using the Mac's built-in thesaurus, not dictionary, trying to check if 'unadaptable' was a word. Thanks for catching my blunder. :)
Aug 22	asked	Best word for “unable to change”
May 13	comment	“Versus” versus “vs.” in writing @pacerier: "England vs Australia" to me sounds like a soccer match, or an olympic event, something of that sort.
May 3	comment	“The contents of the cereal box” — singular or plural? I've re-written the answer to be more clear.
May 3	revised	“The contents of the cereal box” — singular or plural? Rewrote answer to be more clear.
May 3	comment	“The contents of the cereal box” — singular or plural? I guess all I mean is, it seems to me that people frequently second guess themselves when they write something like `the (plural noun) are`, and it seems the article is making them second guess whether they should say `the (plural noun) is`, instead of `the (plural noun) are` as the asker indicated.
May 3	answered	“The contents of the cereal box” — singular or plural?
Apr 8	answered	Why is “Conquer” pronounced /'kɔŋkɚ/ but not /'kɔŋkwɚ/
Apr 8	answered	“Wallpaper” vs “background”
Apr 8	comment	Past participle form of “break-even” +1. I would definitely say something like "I broke even last year," or "the goal is to at least break even."