Didn't say it was xor :P

@c64forthewin correct :D

@linuxxx Well, good except for what you just described.

@linuxxx Google makes fuckin' good software that "just works" and protects you from everyone except itself. I know, I trade my privacy for this, but it's an okay deal.

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ah, @scor did it already 👌

There's this joke:

"Tech people have so many cool platforms like devRant. Why don't other industries have this?"

— "Because we didn't build them any."

https://mobile.twitter.com/nixcraft...

But... a user is a stakeholder 🤨

Still, something that can drop 50% in a year isn't low risk.

https://nytimes.com/2008/12/...

@Root to acknowlede risk and to manage it properly is something very different from saying something has almost no risk.

@Root "high return == high risk" is economics 101 🙄

The risk free rate is actually negative at the moment, meaning you have to pay someone for keeping your money at not risk. Far, far away from 10%.

I don't say you aren't making what you're making. But don't believe it to be low risk. Also stop losses don't save you from crashes — they are part of causing them.

@Root much bullshit here. There is no "almost riskfree" investment that makes 10-15% per year. Risk is always proportional to returns. 10% is a high return, so it comes with high risk.

They pop during the transformation from corn to popped corn.

See 5:40 https://youtu.be/RDyVsVSYchA

The last thing I got? Two bottle openers! The green one works much better 😄

I wish I'd be there right now 😍

@DrDonkey if I were you, i would stick to CS. You're better at it, it's in more demand and, therefore, paid better.

There are lots of people who can build a beautiful website but few who are good at core CS.

Do you want to become a web developer? (Maybe switch courses)

I wouldn't expect a CS student to know web design; rather hire a professional designer.

Solved it by removing Vue and using the other library's templating thingy. 😄

Thanks for your help to all of you!

I know it's not supposed to be like this, but I have to use another library's modal.

Make the POS speak to the receptionist. "Hey, it's your friendly hacker. Please consider to secure your network."

I read that's how Canadian grey hats make people take security seriously. (With other devices)

http://m.newser.com/story/268726/...

Nice try 😂

@asgs AI-powered protractor

I guess you can't overestimate, so make it as ridiculous as possible while still being accepted by your boss or clients.

If your task depends on other people give them a deadline that is much earlier!

That's the official definition!

https://tools.ietf.org/html/...

Google says you're lying

@cobolplz in Finland they put pineapple on every kind of pizza 🍍

monthly.

C

Also, you can use tools like Postman to capture and document HTTP requests:

https://learning.getpostman.com/doc...

Reading the source code and understanding the pattern of endpoints.

For example, I documented an API that had

/api/resource/{any document type}/{any document}

and

/api/method/{dotted.path.to.method}

while there can be arbitrary methods and documents. You can find a list of available documents via

/api/resource/DocType

All functions in the source code that have @whitelisted annotation are available via the /api/method endpoint and the dotted.path refers to the folder structure.