Is it Brazil? Haha

@macleod I will check it :-)

@macleod I had Vivaldi and Brave on computer but they seem just another Chrome version. Hehe

@EpIcInCoGnItO Yeah, but even it being active in some cases, I would just hide/show depending on the version.

Thinking in terms of user interface... I would remove the check box and leave only the information.

What a doze of nostalgia! Haha I'm back to 1999! :-)

Some will get this as an offense, but it was funny. :-P

@RemeJuan Nice! Thank you for answering. :-)

@RemeJuan Which CSS framework do you use? I am looking for an alternative, focused in performance as well. :-)

@NoNameCode That's the point. Hahaha

I would like to thank everyone who suggested me to use a GUI tool for GitHub! It seems so N I C E now. Haha

Now I know how to use it with Atom as well, so I can go to GitHub Gui Tool and change branches.

Today I had my first experience with "messed up code and the turn back to a working one, without thousands cmd + z".

:) I'm starting to be happy with Git.

@Swifticus Aw, merge conflicts and stash... The hell! Haha

@turturtles Cool. I will check it.

@turturtles I already have that feeling, but the learning curve is making me crazy!

@Swifticus Nice! So it's just a matter of time and practice. :)

I know git is good, excellent! But it's not the easiest tool to learn. :(

It's funny to see how Microsoft and Apple can create crap "oficial" browsers for their OS.

@tahnik Ra! That's why. They are working together man. Never trust a computer program. LOL

@tahnik That's what we can call a miracle! LOL - Joking, good coder = Good Code!

@raves Wow! What a nice way to think about it. Just go the other way around. Just different time and place to start! :D

@raves Maybe this is one of my main "sources of bad feelings": everyone I ask for help or talk about how to code something is younger than me. In the other hand, I feel grateful for being able to learn something which is meant to be easier for younger people.

@chewbacca I really like to read and know about cases like yours. Sometimes I feel bad for my current "not a skilled dev yet" and get a "give up, man" feeling, but after reading this kind of replies, I feel more comfortable and confident.

Take a look at my post earlier today:

https://www.devrant.io/rants/121555

My advice is: Start and follow whatever you like. Webdev? App development? Just start. If you don't know exactly, just try a few different things. :)

@localhost Maybe keyboard autocomplete? Hahaha

@naitsabes haha 👆

@smithalan2 Wow! I feel really good when reading those things. :)

@Zaab1t I've been reading about it, and some of them are here: http://incimages.com/uploaded_files...

@DeviantMonkey Great! :D

Mine too! Meet my Rubber Duck haha

https://www.devrant.io/rants/120101

Not necessary. Just ssh your home computer and keep coding. Haha