Too close to my life for me... I'd rather not see how my life turns out.

@DarkMukke I think you're right.

Maybe it was made for card tricks?

@meshbag yes he is. 😀
https://httpstatuses.com/418

@blackmarket yeah just as bad

Moving to the 16th floor in Raleigh starting in January

This is definitely nodejs, guys. No doubt about it. Way to solve callback hell is with promises. Promises are the bomb. Bluebird promises specifically. Love .all, .map, .mapSeries, and .spread. Best decision I ever made with nodejs.

Possibly that's an on off switch?

Looking into jsfuck

@sebastian Every password on every site needs to be secured at the minimum level (hash and salt) because users are not smart enough or industrious enough to create new passwords for every site. At that point, the password you are storing is more valuable than your content.

If you pass the captcha, Google should keep track and award you for being a high volume Googler.

Absolutely no salt.

Atom all the way!

@lucas22 on Atom and a few other editors, you can save snippets. Then, you can type in something like "css" and tab and it will fill in the thing that you saved. And it will place the cursor at the right place to let you edit the href, if you make the snippet correctly.

Or use snippets. Snippets are awesome. Some on here dislike Atom but I like it and it handles snippets well.

I was out of power last week. Couldn't stand it, so I went to my old university's library.

Or maybe it's a reminder to MS devs that Linux is a pain.

Oh. I almost passed this over as you having erased the message, but that was actually all that was displayed. Some dots. ++ for you from me.

Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally

Atom is better. 😁

@Jumpshot44 thanks. Found dark mode

It's hard to apply the first three to anyone that has graduated with a CS degree. However, there are many self taught people.
You might even add script-kiddie to the front of the list. That's someone that just copies and pastes code.
After graduating, the level of competence gets hard to measure and label.

As I learn, I rewrite things to make them simpler to reuse later on. First go around is usually pretty hectic just because the product needs to go out.

myFunction()
been trying out _myFunction for private functions

@oskaremil I really want this.