On the topic of dialect: I've lived in Munich my whole life and almost never hear someone speak Bavarian, also a majority here can't speak Bavarian, thus you won't really need it. Might be different for some of the older neighborhoods (e.g. Lehel, I guess) though.

@gathurian More likely, they didn't even bother to notice it might be a problem.

@UltraJason nah, that one is bad, it needs js to load the css. Otherwise it is several full-page logos. WHY?

ordered back when I read this rant, arrived today.

Finally :-)

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@kosimst Thank you!

What font is that?

Wait, this *isn't* a tree?

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@electrineer Actually, doesn't appear to be *that* uncommon:

e.g.: I never hear anybody say

"age tea em el", instead, we say "ha te em el" (html)

or, with names: I don't think English people say "Louis quatorze", in German, we actually also translate the name, too, he's called "Ludwig der Vierzehnte" in history class here. I do admit that this isn't done for contemporary names, still non-pronounceable parts of the written names are still translated, such as "Elizabeth the second / die Zweite"

sounds lethal even if played with water instead of alcohol...

@Hammster C-Fis, however, in German, would translate to C-F-sharp.

I think I'm going to call it Cis (musical translation of C sharp) when talking German.

German speaking people here, any better suggestion?

@coderme I think rather a production dependency. DevDependency would mean his parents needed coffee back when....

@Julien00859 me too.

@cuidas Dumb minds think alike. (not talking about you)

Also, there they say what I meant with "enough". (Which makes the whole thing not actually feasible, I know.)

I guess one would have to organize and/or automate in order to be successful. Last thing might be difficult as this is about captchas. Any ideas?

now this is a *real* dark theme.

@leanrob For Dash, there's Zealdocs.org for Win and Linux, feeds from the same source.

For the rest I don't know.

@rEaL-jAsE be sure to write this down and read it off some note every time with the exact same wording.

@gamingfail123 Definitely.

@gamingfail123 have you read / listened to "Die Känguru-Offenbarung" by Marc-Uwe Kling? There, in one chapter, the protagonist calls the NSA who then helps him out of being lost in New York...

[It's the 3rd part of a trilogy btw, but who cares]

{yes, I checked first that you are from Germany.}

we really need some sort of indentation preserving code block here in devRant...

var obj;

obj.forEach((c,i,a)=>{
c.forEach((c2,i2,a2)=>{
for(p in c2){
c2.p.forEach((c3,i3,a3)=>{
for(p2 in c3){
...
}
});
}
});
});

3rd tag: wait what?? Why would they?

@jschmold this does seem to work:
function Sum(num) {
this.Result = this.Result || 0;
this.Result += num;
this.Sum = Sum;
this.Sum.Result = this.Result;
this.Sum.valueOf = function(){
return this.Result;
}
return this.Sum;
}

--> returns a Function, but whenever you try to use it as a primitive, it will act as if it was a number:, e.g.

Sum(1)(2)(3)(4) * 1
> 10

@tbodt aah that's the reference in firefox' about:robots

@theCalcaholic just tell me where I find it.

@Trablarer there's still no dark one on devRant web...

@CurseMeSlowly as this is probably a nested `while true` - loop, your `break;` wont do anything but prevent the `exit()` from being executed...

Somebody I follow on twitter liked one of these #dailyfeaturedrant-posts.