I'm self-employed and it was totally my fault that I rebuilt this docker image without having a backup in place. However... it's back up again! Just in time 🎉

@ZioCain Actually, I hope someone else already wastes their time and knowledge on such a niche product.

@ZioCain I am afraid as well, but maybe someone shows up with a surprise. I mean I've built one, but unfortunately it belongs to my old employer...

Sequel Pro is my favourite, but I'm not sure if it's even maintained anymore... I currently use DBeaver. Haven't found anything better yet.

I also got this on my Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro...

Funny thing is, it's not even enabled ;)

@myss yeah, maybe. But why can't these fuckers implement simple caching then??

So you're not on Catalina yet? Lucky you!

"ambiguous", "ambitious" and similar

@linuxxx yesss, two FUCKING minutes!!! I'm spinning around in my chair, making dial-up sounds... https://youtube.com/watch/...

I hate WP too, but tbh, if you're using a theme, probably made by some junior developer in some third-world country, I don't really think you can blame WP on it.

So... how does Deno solve this?

@kescherRant no, not even JS is that broken. But yeah, "==" doesn't exist in modern JS, anyway.

13%... That's so unrealistic, the joke got almost funny.

@ZioCain you never know. I had multiple clients not willing to spend a dime in further development, being stingy and ungrateful all the time, and then after ten years, received a call out of the blue by a competitor, asking for server credentials etc.

Of course that's fine and how business works, but their demands don't have a high priority then. We already know there's nothing to gain.

I mean you talk about making a wordpress website within a week... Personally, we don't even want such small projects.

Well, I don't get it. What would you expect? true?!

Pro tip: If you can't stand worthless subhumans showing off, stop using instagram ;)

The jumping search bar when you scroll down. I don't know... How bad must one be to deliver such low quality in 2020?!

"just by changing server and CMS"

Nah, but I still use AngularJS when I need to do something quick and dirty :P

@hack Use the money. No need to waste your time on computers at this point.

God, if you repost this only a few times more, even the egg won't be recognizable anymore.

@EdoPhoenix MS Office?! Not low quality?! WTF.

Besides that, it's not exclusive to Windows, thus not counting. But in general it's true, Windows major advantage is its ecosystem.

At least the commission rate of 30% is market-compliant...

@Commodore thanks a lot. My problem is that I don't want to write effects like Mountains.LoadSuccess -> Streets.Load, since they should not depend on each other. Streets should still work, wether or not Mountains are there. I want to be able to reload Mountains without reloading Streets.

However, parallel loading is what I am trying right now. While this works fine:

World.Init -> [Mountains.Load, Streets.Load, Rivers.Load]

I am not sure how to achieve this from a World effect:

[Mountains.LoadSuccess, Streets.LoadSuccess, Rivers.LoadSuccess] -> World.InitSuccess

@bigus-dickus thanks for your reply, I hope I understand correctly: So instead of trying to chain/await external actions/events, I simply subscribe to all the required states within my main effect, merge these subscriptions somehow, and finally dispatch InitSuccess when every required state has e.g. loaded:true?

Still a bit confused on how to write this in detail, but sounds really good to me. Could you guide me to a snippet where something similar is done?

Well, JS was really a pain in the early and mid years and it took like 20 years to mature. I'm feeling like an old man saying this (being 28), but younger web developers don't even know anymore what browser incompatibilities are, what browser hacks are, or the importance of Flash or Java as a superior (and working) alternative to JS.

And while I love JS, I understand everyone who gave it a try years ago and still suffers from PTSD.

At first, they probably were interested. Otherwise it wouldn't make sense to invite you at all.

But when a company says "we cannot..." it usually just means "we don't want...".

"We don't want you to be here because someone else is better for us" is way harsher than "We wanted you here, but unfortunately we cannot because of *insert random excuse here*".

Can't you just buy them on Steam and get a refund if they suck? I don't play games anymore, but I heard this is possible.

At least if you really want to spend money on a game ;)

Here in Austria we have such an app. It's called Hokify. Never used it though...

Webdev? Then use emmet. "lorem" + tab, and you're done. No need for a shitty website.