Wouldn't hurt you to try now would it?

Recommending Flash over HTML5 should now be a fire-able offense.

I also have this issue with devRant on Android. My keyboard is set up correctly and works as expected for all my other apps.

I believe this. They contribute a ton of stuff. Some are obvious and some are not so obvious. Take Electron for example which is used to power Microsoft VS Code. It's a Github product but they have several regular contributors to help improve it. Not small commits, but actually maintaining it regularly. There are many other projects where they do this. They have gave back to the open source community a lot this past year and don't get enough recognition for it.

@lucascorpian I would like to think he was using sarcasm to describe how terrible his company's security practices are. When I hired on a little more than 2 years ago with the company I am at now they were still using plain text passwords. Even worse the (now legacy) devs had no concept of how hashing or any cryptography worked. They just adapted to a security practice called ignorance is bliss instead. I could of totally saw myself posting something simular at the time.

There are no new ideas. Only better ones.

Companies with customers. We just cut off IE8 support last month. While we don't officially support it and it doesn't look prefect our site still seems to work at least down to IE 7. If we have enough paying customers using a certain browser in our analytics we support it.

I admit, anything I do personally I don't test in IE at all. I am so happy Microsoft released Edge to at least meet standards compliant development. I don't feel like I have the Windows browser gun to my head anymore.

Not a tough question. I wouldn't.

My experience is that even poor quality artificial intelligence is better than most human intelligence.

I have one on my work bench. It serves as physical reminder of how I never finish anything.

@fyroc Yup, new complete I put together last week. Just got the chance to ride it yesterday. I am keeping this one at work. We have a pretty awesome loading dock behind our building that is no longer used and closed off to the public. So I can skate it during breaks.

Visual Basic 6

I am a big fan now. I went from using one terminal to 4 at a time usually. I also have an Atom plugin to run the terminal from a project directory.

They aren't as valuable as a degree or previous work experience. If you get employed and a company offers to help you get the certs and cover the expenses take them up on it. But I wouldn't bother going after certifications yourself.

@xiandrios Yup, as far as cross platform GIT GUI clients go, Gitkraken is the best. :)

"think" Thanks auto correct. @dfox when will we get the ability to edit? ;)

About a month later he quit paying me based on my time sheets and based it off of what he thought was "fair". I quit within 2 weeks of that.

Above the influence.

That was exactly this guys mind set. He wasn't a coder. He acted like one but he wasn't. So if I did a lot of super complicated stuff he just thought the less complicated stuff can be boiler plated and done on a lunch break.

Sure, because I am no longer interested in the changes to the program I previously wished to make.

GFM featuring code blocks please.

No degree either. But I know how to do my job and do it well. The disadvantage of learning myself is I picked up a lot of bad habits. Most of which I fixed over the years. But I never feel bad for not having a paper to prove what I know. If another dev is trying to use that against you it is nothing but a cheap shot because they don't have a legitimate argument to disprove your abilities. They are usually threatened by you and not a real threat themself.

I also switched from Sublime to Atom. Sublime definately has its strengths as far as performance but the customization and package system in Atom is a better trade off in my opinion.

Doesn't indent their code and has unnecessary line spacing and inline spacing. I agree, it looks messy to me too.

Tell him ES5 is old hat and he needs to download the ES6 runtime. And to not forget to install Java as a dependency. Java + ECMA Script runtime = JavaScript. ;)

@luciam91 Microsoft and Github are writing desktop applications using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. But what do they know.

And yeah, that's right. Back in the day colors were attributes to a tag. Crazy I know.

Opposite too. When I learned HTML color tags and CSS in the late 90s all the guides told me to uppercase it. Even though it works both ways or mixed case I still uppercase them. In recent years I have relaxed that as long as all the style sheets in my project are the same case.

The dark info image with layers and components listed.

@Studiosi I do the same. So I put code in that only works in the development env. It let's me pass true for my token field and I can test the response.