Linux mint (thinking about switching to manjaro or somethin) for work.
Windows for home and gaming

I would have answered: Well, two times zero is still zero

I used to think that as well when I barely did any frontend stuff.
But once you understand all the things - with their potential pitfalls that is - then it's actually quite amazing and nice to work with (most of the time, like most dev stuff ofc).

So I'ld not just simply call everything horrendous without knowing more of the in and outs of it, since like I said, it's actually quite nice

@three333 Thats something I'd like to ask the clients sysadmin as well
Because we dont host the stages, the client does (dev/qa/prod)

I have browns and its awesome imo.
But everyone has preferences

Well, you should write it in ruby then

Had such a strage issue ad I was working on my vue+electron app. The window wasn't rendering at all (invisible bust still existed and supposedly shown)
Issue was: A typo in my vue app which caused an error on startup which prevents the window to render since I didnt attach error handlers yet. gg

@Froot Yea. thats true. Messed up the naming from YT team to google without thinkin tbh

@Linux Well some weeks ago their DNS entry got hijacked and redirected it to a phishing site and stole all credentials who logs in so ye

I learned all my Languages with Projects. But I never use any existing frameworks/libraries for the beginning.
This helps a lot to get down the basics imo, but only works when you dont really need fancy things.

Best thing to do is write a CLI app for utility or an fairly advanced hello world.

Later on when you got enough langs, I dont really think you have to holb back too much anymore and just dive straight in as you already have the needed experiences from the others

@Nitroretro MB/s or MBytes to prevent further confusion.
Why is Mb and MB even a thing to begin with?!
*blood pressure intensifies*

Install an Plugin which sends a IE11 user-agent for that domain #fixed
This actually fixes a problem with the web-version of outlook, as it'll always show compact mode instead of the normal view for everything non-ie

Reminds me of the beginning of James Veitch as a roommate