You see those developers using Haskel? They have got lazy evaluation. Lazy. Evaluation.

Lol. Arguably knowledge of front end is equally important though requiring completely different perspectives when compared to the backend. It's not easy developing front end. Tbh whenever I try, I always find it lacking and off... You really need to think to appeal to the masses.

Watch the world burn...😂😂

Lol. I always feel stupid looking at other people's work. Makes me realise I still have much to learn.

Moving from circuits to TCP, the OSI approach.

@Krokoklemme really wasn't expecting this 😂😂

Lol
Actually a lot of companies do buy winrar

@Wozza365 Yeah, sorry about that. I knew the console method was wrong! I always get it confused with the hackerrank where they use console.writeLine() I believe. Thanks for the correction!

@HAlex I had a deep question about everyone's profile and I thought to myself "huh it must be a progression thing". Then after seeing this post, I commented and then quickly had a look in profile and customised it.😅

I didn't even know about customisation before this.
Thanks for that I guess...😅🙈

Just google whatever you want. There should be millions of similar questions at stackoverflow.
A few tips,
1.Use the console to debug, if you aren't already. You can open up the console from the browser. I think Firefox required devtools or something for this? Sometimes it was available without an extra download. Chrome has devtools available, just right click and inspect element and you should see a tab called console. Use console.writeLine() to write into the console. You can also access your global variables in the console. Just type it in the console, and you can see a list of its argument values and functions.
2. I think w3 has a lot of material on JavaScript from arrays to everything. It should cover a lot of stuff.
3. JS has something 'like' classes but not really. Once you think you need classes, look at http:///www.phpied.com/.... You don't really need this most of the time, but I think it's really helpful.
I hope this helps you out. I am a novice too

Lol. It's an old reference now.

How exactly can a website's scripts fail to load on Firefox? Optimised for Chrome? What does that mean? Is there something like that? Scripts which only run on Chrome?

@irene The cake is a lie!

@filthyranter Okay cool.

@zshh my theory is they attack dns servers and pull all of the last few queries. Maybe I am thinking too much here.
What other source is there?

@filthyranter What makes you say that?

@filthyranter Dammit take all of my ++!

Right now, the only big use I have for Windows is literally just GPU stuff. I think Nvidia and AMD should really start supporting for Linux. I guess driver support is gonna be hard, but I think now that there are actually other uses than gaming, they have a much better incentive to support it now. I think GPU related stuff is pretty much the only reason why people still even dual boot windows. I certainly only do it for that reason. And games. Don't forget games.
Direct x seems to be simultaneously the worst and the best decision Microsoft made.

@omom They just kinda gave up Midway. I discovered the logs a few hours that person stopped. And then I switched ports to a non standard one so my server was not as easily detectable

@Vladelos ++ for lifehack. Although it's not really useful for me since I don't use Snapchat🙈

I actually had someone reply to me that people should just shut up and accept that things won't be given for free, they will have to work hard for it.

Now this guy claimed to be a programmer, and I do believe that is true, and also said that this was the natural choice as companies had to make money somehow and it's hard to develop something of that size and expect the game to be just the 60$ upfront and we should allow lootboxes so that developers can be paid, otherwise the game is unable to break even.

I am not even sure if this is like completely serious. Yes, it's costly to develop games of that scale, but you also gotta consider what games do get made at that scale. It's always the big name companies which do it, which means it kind of will translate to a higher sales figure, if the game's made properly of course.
I don't know how correct this person was, or if they were just trolling. Someone care to give some hard facts on the matter?

@avitron Because of the algorithm works, it very hard to find it now. Gotta save the link somewhere!

Lol gg inbox. I actually have had an experience with people trying to hack my ssh server. I had forwarded ports for a project in my home router so I am able to remote access it. This is all in my home, which makes me kinda wonder how did they even find the server. Anyway before forwarding my ports, I disabled root login and also added RSA {public ,private} key pair ALONG with passphrase. Now this should already be impossible as the attacker had no real information other than my ip and quite possibly my os.

And this guy, from China I think, just tries to brute force it by trying the password list. I didn't realise till later when the log file got kinda large after a while and I found all of these messages about failed logins. I recognised the username and password lists from hydra, cause I had used it too before. Anyway I saw the pathetic attempt by that person who was most likely a script kiddie.
Now I am not really a security expert, but I had a good laugh at that.

@Cyanite I know this is kinda cheesy🙈, but I think I will just say it at the risk of sounding stupid or something.

I think devrant is a great community and we are all some kind of extended friend-family circle! If you ever need a friend, I believe this community will be there for ya. For Dev stuff or non Dev stuff.

I made this post so wholesome, I just want to run into a car 🙈🙈

@Cyanite, @No-one I am sure you mean well, but I think it's never a good idea to ask a friend to do it. It's just that if you do it yourself, you kinda learn to deal with problems if they occur, otherwise they could get too dependant on the friend and things may go south because of it.
I do agree though it's quite safe because of the in-depth tutorials for every phone available on XDA.

Actually, you don't even have to do anything. You just have to install an apk and run it. It's cause yours is just android 5.0. I believe some app like KingoRoot is enough if you just want to root your phone.

If you wanna flash a custom ROM though...

@superadmin Not sure if better or worse😂😂

@C0D4 hm. I don't know man. I am not sure if this doesn't happen in an iphone or not, but I think it's fair to say it's easy to avoid it in Android. I think there are multiple warning signs and alarm bells which ring whenever any such app is being installed. In the last two versions, I believe even after installing, the app doesn't actually have access to anything till it manually gives a popup in app requesting for permission, so the user can kind of guess there's no reason for SMS requirement when all you want is to press a button for the tv remote.
Now you may complain even that shouldn't be allowed, in which case I don't know what to say

To think they took the pain of finding all of the permission tag values for the manifest file.
Only to be denied permission after downloading, cause we are Android 7.0 now. Oh no, how to steal data now? I know, we will just say the app can't work unless I am able to read SMS :/ The more depressing part is people may actually believe it/don't care for it and then they win.

This just reiterates the necessity of a compulsory IT education at a minimal level just like physical education or something.

PS:I think even in marshmallow all the permissions are set to deny, and the app has to manually ask for the permission at least once before it actually gets a yes.

++ for the kawaii drawing.
Awesome dude, nice job