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Maaan, sort it chronologically plz :3
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@nanoandrew4 mostly what the answer above you states - it's very verbose, and at least personally, I find the syntax... Odd.
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Oh I remember when this happened - the guy couldn't see what he had done wrong (assuming a woman had no clue, despite saying Comp.Sci prog on her bio). Went a bit far imho, he was harassed p. badly.
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@theuser I've always said "alfakrøll". :o
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Who the hell would rent a hooker for 10 days?
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EOL;
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Cool. Been a while since I used firefox tbh. Dev tools were shait compared to Chromium and Chrome. Will look into it again I guess. Although google already owns my ass.
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Which browser would you suggest @linuxxx? I'm using Chromium on my personal laptop (along with Linux), but at work I'm limited to whatever I can install on Windows 7 and that falls within corporate policy... Mostly. (I've been able to sneak a few things past the group policy by running them in VMs, but that's not viable for a browser, naturally. )
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My old job required shirt+ decent pants (not jeans / slacks). Current job has none really, except to look presentable. I wear qwertee tee's every day and never got a comment.
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Fucking bootstrap. 😑
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Udemy def has some gems. A lot of it is utter shit as well though, and some of the instructors are spamming useless emails like theres no tomorrow.
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@sulemartin87 can confirm, S6 is my current phone, water has leaked in up with the camera. This happened like 1 month after I got it.
Miss my Xperia Z1, I took that fucker into the shower with me if I wanted to watch... ehm.. educational videos. Yes. Educational. (͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) -
Passw0rd
It has both uppercase, lowercase and a nr, so clearly it's v. safe. -
@linuxxx cool ✌
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@linuxxx when you say dynamic - fetched with javascript? Or is the entire thing server rendered with php?
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@linuxxx fair enough - if you need any help, feel free to give me a shout (familiar with all the tech you're using)
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@linuxxx any screenshots tho? Been a while since you posted any progress pics last!
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@olback probably worried about spyware 🙃
@linuxxx I thought that other chap was doing frontend? -
@MoboTheHobo if the sysadmin was good, he simply dropped all packets from the guys ip & mac address.
Related story:
At my previous job, we set a rule to reroute linkedin for our sales peoples pcs to rickroll on youtube. -
@bittersweet yeah, I upgraded my laptop (debian) from Jessie to Sid (or stretch? I keep mixing them up). Took me 20 minutes or so (inc. dl), and wasnt forced to reboot. I just went on with my business until I decided to shut down. 😀
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@CallMeAny check out async / await in node 8 ☺
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Answer to first question:
I try telling a computer what to do, and I cry when it doesn't! -
I think he is worried. However, not as worried as he / the media portrays it. It seems more like a ruse to get common people / politicians interested before it eventually is to late.
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We actually had a couple users at my old job with a VPN issue that required a reinstall :p. Basically:
- The VPN settings were locked (aka could not be overridden, except my domain admins).
- The users VPN settings got wiped somehow
- When plugging his laptop into the wired network, the VPN network interface fucked with the connection, so he was unable to get an IP
- Finally, uninstalling the client removed the client itself, but network interface persisted.
The user was not an admin, and nobody onsite had the local admin priveliges. Was hilarious listening to him arguing with the Indian tech support. 😂 -
@gitpush thanks, I stole it from google myself!
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@gitpush mate that's a rule of life. Javascript is amazing. It's like riding a bike. Except the bike is on fire and you're on fire and everything is on fire and you're in hell.
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@gitpush yeah I know, I love the simplicity in Go as well. Formatting dates is a breeze.
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@kurtr true, but wouldnt be to hard to implement. Not to many checks:
1st, 21st, 31st
2nd, 22nd
3rd, 23rd
4th-20th, 24th-30th
May have missed a case here and there but eh.
Again - verbose, yes. Not hard though. -
@gitpush np! I usually start off with moment (habits etc), but noticed with the stats-output from webpack that it adds a tremendous amount of redundant code. If you use a shitton of it then that's fine, but normally I use maybe 3-4 functions. Adding such a huge library seems silly when there are alternatives :)
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It's really not that hard:
let d = new Date();
let monthLookup = ['January', 'February'.....]
let formatted = `${d.getDay()}st ${monthLookup[d.getMonth()]}, ${d.getFullYear()}`;
Verbose - yes.
Hard - not really.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
P.s @gitpush: use date-fns over moment. Moment is hilariously big (hundreds of kb minified).