I'm still surprised Facebook still has Facebook.com/somescript.php style links unless it's not as simple as it looks in the url. I know there's about 4 layers of loadbalance/cache and layers of that in data centers but any idea about the framework or code design?
The reason I like control like this is the reason I want a plastic shutter/window on all phone and laptop cameras I should trust ur software butttttttt I still want the extra piece of mind. Also I don't trust software since ...ya know...zero days.
Three.js stuff always impresses me, I've been learning blender for about a month now as a hobby. Thanks for another thing to put on my list to learn from.
Maybe the answer is being able to control is via the payment processor like this subscription supports Apple payment subscribe /opt out or whoever and that middle man can kill off the account.
Funny - I woke up this morning and found this majoras mask Zelda tribute https://youtu.be/vbMQfaG6lo8 and then the behind the scenes and was suprised it was cgi on top of on location forest video that ends up looking rendered. Sometimes reality looks so good it looks fake so this was a interesting spin.
I love it. So far the negative feedback is privacy but for a project that isn't at a full serious company point yet why is everyone else taking it so serious? Write some funny stuff about the day it doesn't have to be a deep dark secret, if that's what you want do it on your own.
Also I enjoy the idea of mean services for procrastinators like me, if only start farm would yell at me for being late to pay my insurance would stop getting cancelled since I can't pay ahead and their site sucks ass.
Annoyance but at least not a backdoor but this will still end up yahoo click bait sounding more serious than it is for a few weeks since it's Apple related.
We're jerks and just strip everything down to a-Z space .- and @ _ anything beyond that f u, extensions and 3rd party library or even core filters come out with these vulnerabilities all the time, at least we will know for sure what characters were passed in from the start though I'm sure most business NEED to support every wacky combination but I'll take the complaint over the hack any day.
I've noticed most people at my office seem to use chrome because of that seems faster feeling and it's always chromes obsessive page caching which a lot of the time is a pain to deal with. Our site added some cache busting params in the Javascript request based around our git pulls but there's so many times I have to figure a situation because a chrome user is seeing something to old.
That was well done for what was available to him. I could see how you could feel bad eventually if you dangle a fancy phone in front of a junkie or homeless person and watch their every move for weeks but this could also be a great tactic for infiltrating real theft based organizations.
Learned JavaScript ? Or learned about JavaScript. Maybe "how I kept my kid interested in programming", "short attention span vs programming", "getting your child into programming". There's a pretty good click bate video on YouTube that says "15 year old dreams in code" and it was something along the lines of he made game where the ball moves to the left and right with your keyboard and score increments...basically the tutorial for his framework. I think the problem is the school system not pushing some of these basic introductions into a few classes. There was a time unix commands were day to day office needs for almost every employee at certain places...and then poof the GUI killed it.
I'm a backend developer that studies ux because I do have to jump into the front end sometimes and take pride when something flows better because I know how frustrating bad sites can be. I also am a blender hobbyists with horrible 3D skills and I don't know why I like following along tutorials as at the end of the day 3D design isn't useful to my current job but I enjoy it.
Can't comment on vue much other than I think it would be the one I would go with if I had to pick one of these js frameworks due to some of the nice projects I've seen in little code. But yii2 for admin panels seems like another great selection for generating quick ugly forms only 5 people might see a month.
Wow, that was awesome. Wanted something like that for a while, very easy to pick up, anyone can learn but strategy is interesting to try new things out. Besides all that is plays so well with a mobile browser? Annnddd no long sign up process ?What is this witch craft
It's hilarious to read but part of the events that lead up to this are compliance , audit trails, security, investors and customers want to know every 5 minutes some dev isn't jumping into vim and saving new code on production and taking things down with a syntax error.
Running kali and then mint is when I first had to experience all this hunting down the nomodeset option, ubuntu was fine but can flip out on wifi after standby which I think my first goto fix was Sudo ifconfig wlan0 down then Sudo ifconfig wlan0 up. Cheers to the crazy ones running a low ram hogging distro and less background processes so they can carry on a $200 i3 cpu / 4gig ram laptop for many years beyond windows and Mac users.
These are the people we don't hire or if we communicate will with and they seem teachable this is always are first test and step for teaching. I use to be suprised how many college grads come out with a blank face when you ask them about string cleaning or binding and MOST have worked some small internship at a business which means they created a CRUD with plenty of sql injection working for cheap instead of learning.
Side story had to yell at a new employee this year for obsessively posting to stack queries like this instead of asking the senior devs. I've asked 5 stackoverflow questions over 6 years and answered 61..if your asking 3 a day you need to rethink things.