@sylflo had it on my own computer at home. But forgot it wasn't on my work computer, which was why I never suspected it being a caching issue in the first place. Definitely a big whoops on my end

I crack open a Curly boy daily.

saw this on reddit as well. Its a pretty funny conversation going on in their comments section of the JS post.

@-psr Mitsubishi Eclipse' are pretty nice cars. Though I prefer the Lancer Evo's a little more

@sebastian I would have though, the problem is that it auto zooms in on the focus that it's detecting, and it's not zooming in on the car. Who knows really cause the focus of the image isn't the car at all

@g-m-f Well that's definitely true.

@ktor what do I use what for?

I took an infosec course simply to understand the topic for personal use, and of course to laugh at people who don't take computer security seriously

For the most part I always store files in the DB apposed to the file server. Depending on the data that's all being stored, using a tables foreign/primary key is a lot easier for referencing than the file name/storing the files path in the DB.

I have 1 monitor. 1 34" Ultrawide, paired with a laptop beside my desk with synergy loaded on so I can share my mouse between the two computers. Typically use the laptop for web searches and music, and the Ultrawide for actual work.

I'm always treated as the "Family IT department" even though I clearly hate doing it, and didn't even go to school for the nonsense I'm asked to do. Could never work at a help desk in my life, props to you for surviving ;D

My C language prof made us do all our coding via a VPN connected to a server computer at our school. All editing/work had to be done in emacs or VIM. It was rather annoying to debug ;l

@iAmNaN I guess so. Who needs to fork when u can chopstick

So If u add .PDF to a .txt it becomes a PDF ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I guess

I've always wondered why PHP does system arrays like $_SESSION, $_POST (etc). I mean caps sure but what's the "_" for

@hyvte I'm a student working on a client project. Many students have client projects in further years if they do a "Projects in CompSci” course

Me: "lol my two buttons are humping each other"
Inserts style="left: 10px;"
"all better"

I've never really looked deep into VIM,. Used emacs for awhile and it is quite nice, just having no mouse at all is a... Drag I guess
Typically I'll use VS2017 or VScode and just get use to the keyboard shortcuts there

I honestly use chopsticks for most things. They work better over a fork for most tasks I have found

@CrankyOldDev Ya I knew that Chrome on iOS is basically a remapped safari. What a pain considering Safari isn't all to great

The remaining percentage past 100% is Microsoft digging though your computer looking for personal files. The longer it goes the more information they are finding c:

@iDanoo just brutal. Thankfully my project isn't primarily mobile. Of course I used bootstraps rows/columns to make it scalable, but still... How the hell is this not built into iOS' browser ... They even took the time to for their own redesign of select tags, yet couldn't even built in basic input attributes

@iDanoo seriously tho why are these basic features not just built in

Also gotta mention that it applies its own styling over select tags even though I am using my own. Seriously annoying

@CrankyOldDev This is the exact line i am using for my Password field
<input type="password" pattern="(?=.*\d)(?=.*[a-z])(?=.*[A-Z]).{8,}" name="psswd" class="form-control" maxlength="30" placeholder="Password" title="Password must be 8 characters long, contain an Upper-case, Lower-case and Special Character" required>, iOS doesnt recognize any of the attributes

@CrankyOldDev works fine on Android. iOS doesn't change to a num keyboard for <input type="number">
Tested on all major browsers (including mobile OS's Android and iOS)and all worked but iOS. it's just that iOS on either chrome or Safari doesn't seem to recognize the attributes. If you set a number input to max="5" iOS doesn't stop you from putting in over 5, as well you can submit forms with blank required inputs. the pattern attribute for input type password doesn't validate either.

I'm surprised this Simon guys didn't type out his entire homework task right on the bash command line and send the output to the file.
Echo (1000 words of text) > "some file.txt"
"That'll do" he thought

Gotta nest that PHP in HTML.
I hate dealing with Quote escape characters in echo statements

My friend set his wifi password to "iforgot" so when people ask what his wifi is he says
"I forgot"

@Artemix is a new version of PHP releasing soon?