@kolaente They just came back live a moment ago. It was down for a little while.

@Puddinglord yes, but this is not regulation for a fire exit. In case of emergency this will surely cause a problem, surely, the door might open but it will still be blocking the space when people will be trying to escape.

@mega6382 *book

Also, this is a repost https://devrant.com/rants/1865479/...

@zututukulipa 2nd books is by Jon Skeet, who is by far the biggest expert on C# there is.

@Lyubo Exactly my point, like i said "It is not that programmers cant fix PC, it is just that its not their job."

I don't know whats the joke here, all those statements sound true to me.

It is not that programmers cant fix PC, it is just that its not their job.

p.s. You should have at least basic knowledge of computer hardware, if you are a programmer.

@hell same here

That C# in Depth book is by Jon Skeet, I'll doubt many things but I'll never doubt that Jon Skeet is the biggest expert on C#.

@PrivateGER Yeah, ikr

probably cause of Hacktoberfest

BOTH PRONUNCIATIONS ARE CORRECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gin, is pronounced with a soft G.
Git, is pronounced with a hard G.
Gif, can be pronounced by either because Oxford dictionary accepts both pronunciations.

The creators of the format like to pronounce it as "Jif", but the sound with hard G is also mainstream nowadays, so it doesn't matter, please STFU about it already, everybody.

@redpanda101 @DevForTheMoney You could've just gone to the site mentioned at the bottom right and have gotten it from there

@ynnk here http://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com/...

@DawidCyron Sure, but as I also mentioned, that you have the ability to write non-blocking I/O applications in php, which was the only selling point of Node.js, and same can also be done in ruby and python.

Desktop: Ubuntu

Servers: CentOS

and Yes, PHP is better than Node.js, have you seen the benchmarks for PHP 7+?

Are you aware that Async frameworks exist for php, like Amphp, swoole, reactphp etc.

And with type strict option, it truly makes it whole.

@hell Do you like JS's syntax? Especially how objects are defined?

@C0D4 You must like Laravel too... recommending to use static methods just so -> will be written as :: is a terrible advice, there is a reason and a place where static methods should be used, using them unnecessarily can really take a toll on your codebase.

@bittersweet I will agree with you in regards to it being an OK, framework for small apps, but even then I wouldn't consider it to be the best at it.

For small and simple projects even CakePHP, Yii and CI would be OK, but the main issue is that these frameworks and especially Laravel promotes very bad practices, and if and when you have to scale those apps, you will be left with an utter mess and nothing else.

I will consider these framework to be only good for rapid prototyping and nothing more.

@Codex404 I also found this rant by @bittersweet you should check that out as well to get some better idea of how terrible laravel is, and be sure to check the comments as well https://devrant.com/rants/1119754/...

@Codex404 Main thing wrong with Eloquent is the mere fact that it is an active record based ORM, terrible for big and complex projects.

Sure, you can replace it with another driver like Doctrine, but that's the thing, why make the integrated features so terrible that I have to use an external alternative?

@CodeMonkeyG I will agree with your point but only about ZF1. Because ZF2 and ZF3 can't be considered frameworks in the same way that Laravel or Codeigniter are frameworks.

ZF2 and ZF3 are more like a collection of libraries, and you yourself get to decide the architecture, whether it be MVC, MVVM or whatever, you are not bound by in anyway with the requirements of the framework for using any particular architectural pattern, because there is no such requirement by the framework.

@ScribeOfGoD Main things being its utilization of traits, singletons, its overwhelming reliance on static methods.

And not to mention the Facades and the Eloquent ORM. Laravel Facades aren't even real Facades, and the way they let you add any kind of dependency in the code without any proper channel for like dependency injections.

And Eloquent is just plain terrible.

@Codex404 As in Laravel is the worst php framework ever.

@Codex404 You have countered your own point apparently.

@SukMikeHok If you look at the code provided in the question, it'll make sense as to why it has 3 upvotes, its because the OP is already trying to hide the element using css, but has the wrong syntax for the selector, which the accepted answer explains.

The answer in the screenshot is downvoted and is at the end of the list of answers, and is clearly by a noob, and the username also suggests that the guy who gave that answer is not a native English speaker.

If you look at the original question, you'll know that it has a proper accepted answer https://stackoverflow.com/questions...

I believe its quite pretentious thing to say that "I prefer sql over nosql" or vice versa.

Because both of these technologies are for different purposes.