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Is there a way to reply to threads? Without replies I think you’ll see much less traction.
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We would comply with any copyright requests or simple complaints but have not received any to date. We are therefore in a position to keep operating, developing and expanding. The experience and knowledge gained by some staff, including in website development, may even be a bonus for future prospective careers within Ryanair. These are profoundly vast achievements, including website development, coding with Java, airline management and operation, creating SOPs, implementing trainings and more.
We hope that our consistent love and advertisement of Ryanair, if seen, will be welcomed! As we are a virtual airline, we pose no threat or harm."
https://www.robloxryanair.com/_files/ugd/d969ac_0df5a87d394b...
People are missing the point here - it's not about writing code in one-shot. An LLM-enabled loop can generate the code and test and refine it until it works
https://benramsey.com/blog/2009/10/building-titanium-with-ph...
Glad to see the PHP desktop app dream has been kept alive :)
As an example, the Python, PHP and Java logos are very distinctive in their own ways, and when you're sifting through YouTube tutorials as a beginner, seeing the logos pop up in thumbnails can help you spot material that's relevant to your learning.
I'm not sure I understand the licensing issue - if the camel graphic came from one of these books, would it not be possible to license it direct from the pictorial library (possibly no licensing required, just a royalty free deal from buying the book)?