Only prayers.

Java is a powerhouse of the cell global.

basic settings being buried deep in the menus is definitely a thing ✅

Nah, there is:

1. A special hotkey that allows you to find and execute virtually any command. Same in vscode with ctrl+shift+p.
2. Text-based search in the settings dialog.

So even though things are buried somewhere deep, it’s easy to find them.

freezing at critical moments can occasionally be a thing ✅

Sounds like a skill hardware issue tbh.

Damn, our hiring process was wrong all this time!

We are still here. Still queer. Still human. And still at risk.

And we are still a community where people are supposed to post jokes related to programming.

Modern problems require modern solutions! Thanks.

Yeah, that’s a good idea. Thanks.

You can’t “skill issue” yourself out from every situation

If you can’t do that - that’s a skill issue tbh.

I think both are fine. Regular people don’t need more than “app”, but professionals still know and use other words too.

Lol.

My favorite is when they don’t have this check, but silently slice the string to meet the requirement, so that you can’t login with the original password the next time.

What’s the actual argument here? If Mercurial satisfies/satisfied the development team, then they should use it. I don’t find this crazy. Like others pointed out, it’s not like Mercurial was a dead project without maintenance.

These changes will apply to operations like cloning repositories over HTTPS, anonymously interacting with our REST APIs, and downloading files from raw.githubusercontent.com.

What powers your blog? If it’s some platform like WordPress, then an RSS feed might be built-in or added with a plugin. Otherwise, you’d have to create and maintain it manually.

https://www.w3schools.com/XML/xml_rss.asp

Lol, this can’t be real.

You call people callous for using js? 😂 Sorry, I’m not interested in a conversation with a fanatic because that kind of arguments have zero value.

A lot of people who shared this sentiment were hung up on the idea that “no one turns off JS.” But some people do, for a variety of good reasons!

What % are we talking about? 50%, 25%, 10%, 1%, 0.1%? People make choices, but those are their choices. I need to get the job done and I can’t cater to everyone’s needs.

IRC Client

RSS reader

Vikunja (todo list)

My website

So true. The learning curve is quite steep compared to what js and python monkeys use, but spring boot is so powerful and rewarding.

I still think this format sucks because the punchline comes first.