Minecraft. A master class in sandbox games.

@gagan-suie seems like whatever your integration is needs to be scaled back or cached. The free API limit is pretty standard and permissive.

What the fuck did you do, the rate limit is 10,000 daily

I hate c because it's too few letters. Rust? Now THAT'S a programming language. JavaScript? Oh god: perfect. Look at all those letters. Hypertext Markup Language? Clearly, that's the best of them all.

Well at the moment we don’t have any ++ members

This post gave me indigestion

It sounds like an average nodejs / javascript job, so, you're going to kill yourself within the month.

You’ve pierced the thin veil that hides the almost uselessly stupid machine.

Ask it to do any trivial but unique task, like spell a word backwards and remove the vowels. Count down from 100 but skip each number that rhymes with “shoe”. Tasks a human could do with no effort. It will fail spectacularly. Because it is not thinking. It’s generating a response it thinks you will enjoy based on watching humans respond to each other. That’s all.

@Grumpycat password generators and managers solve literally all of those problems. Look it up.

@Grumpycat name is appropriate. Biometrics are a fucked solution because if someone can emulate yours, there’s nothing you can do. You can’t reset your fingerprint. You’re just security compromised for the rest of your life.

Passwords/ passphrases are the best and easiest solution. Your personal gripe with them means nothing.

@AleCx04 he is the void. I’d buy him ten beers so he can’t operate a keyboard!

By the way OP if you tried to put some horseshit like this in my code base your review would be denied and I would also fucking kill you.

@retoor a factory that when an order comes in, a new machine to create the product is automatically generated and sent to the customer.

It’s a factory factory.

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Don't get too hard of a cock over it, it's just a key-value pair "language" with a query syntax built in.

That emoji was not something I needed to see

@netikras What do you think, with or without the text?

@C0D4 Yeah the unlimited box doesn't make much sense there, I should remove it

@devRancid The checkbox is to enable the auto-regenerate when you make changes. The button is to manually generate a new one.

@netikras I played around with sliders, but didn't like how I had to do exact movements to get the numbers I wanted - nor did I like how the range was hard-limited (Perhaps you need a 256 character password for god knows why). I did like how they took up less space, however.

I used the range-set-range format to hopefully split up the grid as it was confusing to the eyes to have a 4x4 of boxes.

I probably could separate the output section, perhaps with just a simple line separator. The reasons I didn't are twofold. One, I was already short on space. Two, in simple mode, (the default) it is *only* output, so the output controls are separated that way.

I'm still tweaking it, so I appreciate the good feedback!

@kiki Yes, it;s the default WinUI 3 font and colors

That font is horrific

I thought this was common knowledge. Kiki is also sharp and bouba is dull

@Parzi no waste! A random key is generated and used to encrypt the whole locker. Then, the random key is encrypted using the password and the resulting cipher text is stored in the locker. So, given a valid password, you can decrypt the random key and unlock the locker

@Demolishun AIDS has the audacity to put "Get the new Outlook...

React is a front end framework, I don’t think there’s much debate there

I thought you were making fun of someone asking this question, not asking it yourself.

In general, software ages because new technology that either works better or does more things replaces it and it’s too costly to support the old stuff.

You cannot run a business off an excel spreadsheet with macros written two decades ago and this is proof of why. Tell them to spend money on a rewrite or to kick rocks.

@vlord KeePass is fine. My program has a few more QoL features out of the box. My original motivation was to find solutions for if the user forgets their master password.

@kiki another thing SPAs do well is after a slower initial page load, client side cache kicks in and navigation around the site after that can be virtually instant. How frameworks like Angular fuck this up so badly and make my experience seem laggy as hell is beyond me.

@kiki client side routing. If your application maintains a state across “pages” - including running processes such as timers etc, you’ll want to remove the browser navigation and do client side routing instead, so the document itself never actually reloads. This will actually improve the performance and responsiveness of the application compared to one which contacts the server to render a page, then loads the JavaScript, which de-serializes the state, restarts running processes, and runs any task that should have executed in the interim (load time)

It’s a niche application. But I’ve run into it. It’s not always evil. Just usually.