Hmm, can you upload files? Wonder if they set an upper limit. Wonder which language would burn the most cycles?
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I remember opera features were wild. At some point they cached websites on their servers to load them faster, they had a builtin torrent client, they automatically created mobile versions of pages, probably more I’m not remembering
Can someone confirm or deny, I remember using IE and it was fast, like faster then Chrome and Firefox. I think this was around WinXP or Win7? I remember loading up large websites and comparing speeds with the other browsers.
Chrome looked better, sleeker with animations and tabs, but slightly slower. IE looked like ass, some sites were broken, and maybe some features weren’t supported?
The IE = slowpoke memes never made sense to me because of this. Maybe it got slower later, Win7 or win10?
Oh man, I hate losing code. Last time it happened I spent more time trying to recover it than it would’ve taken to rewrite it.
Vince@lemmy.worldto Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Something something case-insensitive file something...36·7 months agoI understand the joke, but I never had to change the name of a branch because of a wrong upper/lower case character. Hell, I don’t think I’ve ever even renamed a branch. Only matters when you create the PR.
Vince@lemmy.worldto Programmer Humor@programming.dev•What it's like to be a developer in 20242·1 year agoI usually go to tools, and the option for results in the past year.
Vince@lemmy.worldto Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Daylight saving creator left the chat....3·1 year agoIsn’t that Benjamin Franklin or did West Wing lie to me?
Vince@lemmy.worldto Programming@programming.dev•Powershell: Create multiple files from a Word template and rename using a list in Excel/CSV2·1 year agoSounds like you’re just copying a template to new files based on a csv? You don’t have to edit anything inside the word files at all?
If that’s the case, just load the csv file, I think the command is Read-Content, loop through each line, split by ‘,’ parse whatever name data you need and copy your template.docx to your new file.docx
bf was my first thought, but I would think that would be very easy to parse for computers, and hard for humans. So maybe something that’s a lot more verbose?