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It's not random. It just means your brain and fingers are a PRNG ☺

Actually.... Android is technically Linux*. And I installed different versions of custom ROMs so many times!

* It's not "GNU/Linux"; just Linux.

@felderp me too. this is a really cool debugger!

@nonconvergent actually, if you're not standing up, it's not a stand-up. there's a reason for that name...

@StefanH "folder" is already an abstraction... how abstract can you go?

in python, it would be:

2b or not 2b

but it wouldn't compile anyway, because identifiers cannot begin with a number.

@gashadokuro Actually, I think they are typing instead of speaking mostly because their spoken English is not so good, and there's a good chance you wouldn't understand.

here's one reference:
https://techcrunch.com/2014/05/...

I remember reading about two years ago, UX experts all over warned that the hamburger menu is a huge mistake... they lost.

before the iPhone, Pocket PC (and Pocket PC Phone Edition) was a pretty good OS for the handheld devices that existed back then.

@tytho yes, I understand the situation (and I didn't know about void 0, thanks).

my rant is about the fact that js devs are ok with what appears to be a hack.

@g-m-f the same thing happened to me when I saw it!

go to GitHub's new repo page. refresh until you see something you like. it will probably not be related to mobile ☺

to directly answer your question... ☺

it was in my first year of college. we had to print out our c++ programming exercises and hand them with a 1.44mb floppy.

But it was 15 years ago. Google was relatively new and gmail wasn't invented.

@kevbost both are names, not generic nouns, or at least they used to be. So it makes sense to capitalize them.

sometimes I just say "wa-wa-wa" instead. And curse whoever decided it should be "www." and not "web.".

BTW, it should have been "http.", just like the other protocols: smtp, ftp, pop...

@ChrisCooney in general I agree, but if the OP has started with powershell, maybe the jump to java is to much. It's not clear if he/she is aiming for a programming career.

python. then javascript, and when/if you decide you're ready for non-scripting, I'd go for java.

@tysa we get about 50:50. And when I submit my own resume, I use pdf.

@Neo- true, but it's still funny. And, it makes me wish the standard format for cv would be markdown, just so I can see if the applicant has mixed tabs and spaces :-)

the last one is the best