I've refrained from commenting on which IDE is best and which isn't, what simply works for me is eclipse. So far it handles stuff for me pretty nicely... until today.

Look at this screenshot, can you spot the wtf? Like, SRSLY, WTF.... Might it really be just that DOT at the end or is it just the dot concatenated at the end of the error message?

It's on the error message. Most eclipse errors end in a period

@iam13islucky That IS the error message... look at the complaint about timestamps. that's my point!

@NeatNerdPrime I was answering your question, "is it on the actual timestamp or is it on the error message". It's on the error message. I don't know what our why it happened, I use intellij more than eclipse, but hopefully you can fix it

Not wanting to start an IDE war but that's exactly the type of stuff that made me change to intellij, that and how slow it somewhy was...

Obviously it's not for everybody since it's only free for people with college email accounts

@eeeddr There is a free community edition too, actually.

@iam13islucky
Oh, you're right. I didn't quite remember it since I started off with the paid version

@eeeddr Easy enough to forget. I need to claim the other version with my university email, but I've been too busy and the community version is pretty sweet

Ladies and Gents... What i'm trying to point out is that the error message states that it expects a certain timestamp hash and it found... The very same value of that hash, and still throws the error... I mean, am I the only one seeing identical numbers? And if I'm not, why would it throw this fucking error when they the numbers are the ones that are expected!!!

@NeatNerdPrime We see it, but we have no explanation. Eclipse does this sometimes, try again

@iam13islucky
Well the pro version doesn't have that many more features (not any that would make a difference for me anyways)

@eeeddr you wanted fast so you switched to an IDE written in Java? 😂

@OfficerHalf anything is faster than eclipse. It needs some improvements badly

@OfficerHalf
We need something with functionalities like eclipse's and that works with Java, so intellij is really the best (that I've tried anyways)