@StrypperJason I don’t know about Blazor itself, but JS and WebAssembly are meant to be complementary, not exclusive.

You have ways to call WASM code from JS and you can probably do the same from the other side even with Blazor.

Btw I use NixOS

@greguz BTW you use Arch Linux

@C0D4 Who knows?

@C0D4 jAsE accounts? Yes, probably.

What the fuck is TO?

For nested loops (sometimes it has its usages), I use i, j, k, ...

@JhonDoe Eventually.

Remove that rant now.

@heyheni let’s lunch taco from trello!

@M1sf3t 👌

docker-machine

You... Be careful, or I will search you, I will find you and...
Mkay?

@WIPocket This username seems familiar to me.

@localjoost But who is jAsE?

What the

Well...

@Elena-K You know. Binary approximations.

Hi.

Oki

Try to right click on a shortcut on the desktop, then show its folder, and finally move to C:\Windows\System32 (using the new opened Explorer) and open cmd.exe

It should work if you’re lucky.

I NEED IT.

@nathanchere

while(!sleeping) {
pressKey(KeyCode.B);
}

!if(condition) {...}

So it split the emoji into characters it’s made of.

So for example:

Black Santa = Santa + Black Skintone

Windows crashes are the most of time caused by a problem in drivers...

In C# - I miss poin... oh, just let’s add unsafe to this method.

But... TypeScript can just target to ES5...

There are two really easy ways to don’t do finish with this mess.

1) Catch an custom exception class made for this purpose.
2) Conditions are executed from left to right, so sometimes you can just do things like if(o != null && o.element != null) { ... } else { ... }

Or you can just avoid doing a big function. It works too.

@ScriptCoded Just add a Dockerfile, build and it's done.