@jckimble ROFL that is pure evil && pure genius!!

@kamen be sure to keep yourself at slappableDistance + 1 from whoever finds it!

@ocab19 dat face!

.... he knows everything about EVERYTHING!

@Player2 nah, length has always been actual number of elements, even in VB6 (which was indeed 1-indexed, unless you used the options base command, or used VB6 in version of visual studio after they released .NET).

Source:

The following declaration reserves 21 elements for the array Weight:
Dim Weight(20) As Single
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/...(v=vs.71).aspx

.. or zero

@rabingaire No, this happens to be testing a NodeJs server using Jest

@DLMousey nah DGAF 'bout the contrib numbers - it's the sheer lunacy of having to log in and log out just to get shit done that irks me

also:

- you can push/ pull from github remotes using ssh keys anyway, the github account is merely for the github.com webpages
- entire git repos are completely checked out locally on devices that you're working from
- you can set up per organisation notification email routin
- you can set up 2FA and mandate everyone in an organisation uses it
- it is trivially easy for an admin to remove any user from an organisation
- an individual creating more than one account violates github's own TOS

@biscuit 'straya!

my *life* is a dev rant!

@spongessuck Hey I don't grow this nebeard for nothin'!

... JK, just love trolling!

@spongessuck You lost me at "Windows server"

http://socketcluster.io/

@ReverendLovejoy AKA Heisenbug

This included typing up a bug report on Github, complete with sample code and reference links, and realising the derp just before submitting the issue.

In 🇷🇺 test-land-ia, computer punch you!
👊 ✊

@moars42 Woah there, you playing with 🔥 - somebody call the 🚔 !

@KalmyK TFW when you discover your tests have bugs, and your code was broken all along 😡

@moars42 But then who's going to test the test for the test suite?

Dat ratio!

@whyudothis Bingo!

Should 0 out of 0 be 0% or 100%?
... or could it be both at the same time?
... or NaN/ infinity/ division by zero error?