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Freemium web hosting services suck* - there, I fixed it for you
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git reset --hard?
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init 6
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Don't manipulate DOM directly with Angular, you're losing all benefits of the framework
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As much as I agree with that point, lots of corporate customers are stuck with IE because of company security policy and other formal limitations
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@RhysOC well, I might even have somewhat sensible idea. CSS rules weight is calculated by selectors specificity and amount, right? (Like #id = 100, .class = 10, tag = 1). So instead of overriding it by !important, just override the weight?
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'Murica, I presume? Cause even in a post-soviet joke of a country I'm from we use either RFID or a chip. I don't remember last time when I had to swipe
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I'm 5 years in this business already, with tens of successful projects, but sometimes I still have a feeling that I'm still not qualified to be called a dev
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I always include -rf flags at the end, so I accidentally don't delete wrong directory
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Use VC and delete. This way you can easily revert back (you can even make separate commit just for this change for easier reverting) and end up with much cleaner code
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Asd, dsa, wat (and any combination of these). Main requirement is that it should be typeable with only left hand
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Yea, once our server load was at steady 100%, upon further investigation we found that MySQL was taking all the CPU time and we dug deeper. What did we find? Table with all TEXT columns. Only primary key was VARCHAR (I guess because it just doesn't allow unindexable column as primary key). No wonder changing field types to appropriate ones and indexing some brought load to around 2-3%. It wasn't even a big table, only around couple thousand rows
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@darksideplease Yea, did same, but it's awful decision if made on purpose. Passwords are meant to be changed once in a while
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It's hashing function, not encryption. There's huge difference, and close to none similarities. Plus it was theoretically known since 2005 and deprecated since 2011, so no surprises here
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To be fair, any emulator/VM would've eaten that 4 gigs
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Loopback != local address
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Sounds like a race condition to me. Or caching issue
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And about original question, here's a good article about the matter:
https://rclayton.silvrback.com/mean...
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@Artemix MongoDB, Express, Angular, Node (MEAN). So MEAN stack is setup using these technologies.
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Georgian: გამარჯობა მსოფლიო (gamarjoba msophlio)
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Yet worse: start build, switch to browser since it's gonna take some time, forget you were building something. Repeat every build
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That indentation gave me cancer
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@Scrumplex busted!
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Don't browserify while in dev?
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Well, with angular-cli and TypeScript it's actually great imho
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You know you grew up, when you have ~/Videos/Porn folder…
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What are you talking about? :D (OxygenOS master-race)
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Looks like clearfix attempt... haven't tried this way, it might even work
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Unpopular opinion: Doesn't really matter as long as ultra-wide supports dual display mode