Sometimes the only way to find the tool you’re looking for is to create it yourself, share it on forums and wait for people to berate you and ask why you wouldn’t just use X.

It’s a time-honoured tradition.

This is not just a case of MIT vs GPL. Microsoft has violated the MIT licence.

They deleted the original copyright notice which is basically the only requirement of the MIT licence. The software is stolen.

Not to mention years of using BitKeeper and knowing exactly what he wanted.

This is weird… I had a dream last night where I was trying to decide whether to use float or BigDecimal (Java). Unfortunately, I don’t remember the scenario or what I decided on.

I swear that not all my dreams are this mundane.

You’ve just hit the article limit with your free Sifted account

Apparently the article limit is zero.

Edit: Mirror

guh-nif?

It’s memory and Javascript usage helped my company transition away from IE (to Chrome 🤷‍♂), so at least it was good for something.

Ya, I’m just joking about apps, or especially scripts, not handling it properly.

A step in the wrong direction, in my opinion. It’s public, so to hide it behind an api seems misleading.

It’s all public data. Lemmy clients don’t let you see it, though, but there might be some exceptions. Other platforms like kbin/mbin just let you view the votes for any post or comment.

Sounds like they might just be an asshole. Maybe remind them that all of their upvotes and downvotes are public.

To be fair, those Windows directories might have a space in them and break things anyway.

What does this have to do with Tech Radar not using Gbps in the title like they do in the article?

I just need to add 20 if-branches in 15 methods across 10 different files from 5 modules.

Depends on your optimization level.

Somehow he managed to add a new hostname to /etc/hosts, but then tries to undo it by rm’ing the hostname?

Java has AtomicInteger, which is probably one of the more complicated, but also robust, ways of setting an integer.

Recently introduced myself to OpenAPI/Swagger and it’s chock full of this. It’s painful.

I can’t remember off the top of my head, but your shell script might not be relaying the SIGTERM. Make sure you start your node process with the “exec” statement. This will replace the script’s process with node instead of having node be a subprocess of your script.