@jespersh It was the lazy move. Firefox is now doomed to fall. I'm quite a MS proponent but the choice to go with Chromium was terrible. Instead of coping with Firefox, which could have had the protential to kick Chrome off their (Windows-)monopoly, they are now responsible for making anything that is implemented in Chromium (Google) the de-facto web standard. Sad...

@mundo03 Yeah, it was the first link that popped up. Original image from:
https://twitter.com/StevieBlessed/...

It's not him, guys... Here's a link: https://amala.ng/index.php/2018/...

Because Google lures people in using it

the white pixel is for your information that a chinese official is currently checking your OnePlus for anti-governmental propaganda

I don't think that TS is a must but it helps yourself but also fellow developers to figure out the workings of your code. Thus: a plus but not obligatory

Highly unlikely that that happens within our lifespan

Whats the purpose of the extension board?

It'll get better in time, it's pretty intuitive :)

@netikras Seems to be a discontinued product :(

"It appears that Lexar, the company that produced the USB Flash Drive with storage indicator, does not produce the USB device anymore. If you visit the official company homepage you will notice that no drive with capacity meter is shown on the USB product lineup page."

From: https://ghacks.net/2007/09/...

I agree on JS being one of the most counter-intuitive programming languages but this one actually makes sense. If you expect your method to return a value type of number then youre screwed if you get something else. That's why they made NaN of type number so it can be returned by functions that are supposed to return numbers. The caller then just has to check if the value is NaN.

What made you switch to Go?

DevRant image compression back at it again

@ohemelaar C#

Wow, reading this was so heart-warming! I'm from Western/Central Europe and I can only say that I have heard little news from Iran recently. Thus, I can't really judge the situation there. However, I know this oppression of anti-government opinions, which you spoke of, from other countries like Egypt or, closer to my own country, Hungary, Poland or Turkey. And I feel deep sympathy for people in these countries. Their situation is really difficult... and a solution hard to achieve.

@D--M Indeed! Although Dijkstra would be the most efficient algorithm possible for them (from what I head), it still takes way too long with this graph size. They use a solution where the paths are essentially precompiled so they basically just have to look them up when needed.

Same.

Come to Vienna, proven to be the most livable city in the world multiple times!

Guilt?

I see C#, I ++

This ain"t 9GAG. Many people here have a gf or wife.

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Facebook wants to know the interesting content of stuff you read and like, too 😊 How else would they keep Instagram free, without your valuable data 🤔

I recommend reading this article:

https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm/...

Are you an Instragram dev?

I had the same thoughts! My guess is that because .NET Core (a.k.a. cross platform C#) is fairly new so folks still need to adapt to it. Think about it.

Those who already use ASP.NET (ASP.NET Core is arguably the most interesting part of .NET Core) run it on Windows server so why bother switching. And those who use Linux, which could consider switching, usually don't have any C# experience (because they are used to developing for Linux).

As for my part, I love C# and I see huge potential in Core. I will try to spread it wherever I may go.

"devRent' lmao

@arazzz Thanks :) After building two Facebook Messenger bots going through the hassle to connect to the API I decided to outsource the Facebook specific code and build an SDK to make it generally available and usable.

https://github.com/julKali/...

@wowotek this is like twice as good as what I'd produce if I did frontend lol. Well done!

Did you design the page from scratch?