@ThatDude Error: undefined variable "life"

5 or whatever happens to annoy whoever I'm working with at a given time.

@Lahsen2016 that's not what she said

@xxdavid apple logic: sand box everything

Go to system preferences and there should be something for security or app store, and there should be a box to tick whichll let you run things from unregistered developers. Unregistered not necessarily meaning dodgy, just wanting to make something without paying a few hundred to be "officially" recognized by Apple

@b3b3 it's probably salty that you were using something other than windows

@squirvel I enjoy mine with a nice side of bleach. It's a fun little game to see which will be the cause of my death first

As an expirienced orchestral/symphonic player, this is some what true. Although we won't play faster or slower, more people means more targets for the conductor to yell at

So you weren't a virgin for 1 year?

The hardest thing is remembering what braces, brakes, semi-colons or anything else the language needs

The best CSS is no CSS

Can't help you with that but welcome to DevRant

What a coincidence. It's also my strategy when I code

Not if it's python *cries*

print(":) your code is amazing")

Ohhhh that's tough. Dad blocks me from the internet after dinner but I just asked the neighbor for their password. Taught me that there's always another way

Well at least your teacher knows what linux is. Or anything outside of a (pre-configured by someone) .NET framework :(

@Noob name checks out

My current teacher (also highschool) is like that. He knows barely nothing about programming, aside from the absolute basics of VB. Outside of visual studio though he's helpless, and he has no clue what's happening behind the scene and yet he acts like he knows everything. Don't get me wrong though, I'll be the first to say that I don't know everything but this teacher will mark you down if you code anything differently to what he has. It's so frustrating

@gitblame Accurate

@gitpush he'd be that guy that no one likes at all, but to he's face we're nice because we've got no other choice. Behind his back though, well.....

So did you survive?

@gblues well unless you could replicate this on other systems, it might be a windows problem. If mac OS crashes when using a word processor or Linux crashes while using a word processor then obviously windows isn't to blame and its a widespread problem but until that comes about it probably is linked to something Microsoft has does, but ie. Windows. Windows does have the most issues with this, so it probably is something they should look in to

@ChainsawBaby nah js is pretty chill with arguments. If you don't supply an argument it'll just set it to undefined if the function references it. I'd need to check about passing in extra functions but I'm 99% sure it doesn't matter either. The engine won't pick up the error in the script until it's running it, because the call stack gets too large

@matsaki95 it just crashed itself with a an error. Since it's sandboxed in Google Chrome (and probably all browsers?) the script can only be a certain size before its stopped. In this case the call stack got too large (every time a function is called, the caller is added to a call stack so it can be popped off again when the function returns) so it crashed the script. There's no need for a call stack 200 calls long in a browser because more than likely you've over complicated it by then

@Dacexi haha I get you now. That's pretty much what happened except it was running in chrome so it's sandboxed and crashed itself

@Dacexi ram bomb?

@PaddiM8 well hey, if I'm retarded enough to code that, why not go all the way?
Also I couldn't be bothered opening it on my laptop, my phone was right there aaaand my actual code is probably just as embarrassing lol

@itsdaniel0 and phoneMessage too. Also phoneOpen is just calling another function

I've had windows (shit shit shit so 8.1 and 10), iOS (well and iPad but it was a substitute for a computer and was OK) it and an android phone (currant and can't say enough good things about it). Android is flexible, iOS is locked down but ok for simple tasks and basic coding. Windows phone is just a cesspit of half finished ideas and bugs. It had potential but not so much now