@benhongh that's so cool! Where would I get one from? And would it survive a couple "falls"

That's a really nice duck.

@LucaScorpion This is identical to the way I currently work, apart from IntelliJ. I use eclipse. Do you have any experience with Eclipse to summarise the advantages of IntelliJ?

@jirehstudios I will thanks for the advice!

@jirehstudios I use vim for Git commits because I really like the default syntax and intelligent highlighting. I may make more of an effort to learn it, thanks!

@jirehstudios interesting, do you find any benefits of vim? (The learning curve seems steep)

@BrianValente if they are cloned it should still be able to differentiate between computers but not all the time, it'll be less accurate though

This should help you with JavaScript identification https://github.com/Valve/... it's a rather heavy solution compared to some other techniques but it has a high accuracy

@Abyss03 although I would say they are very interesting especially if you haven't done any image manipulation or tracking before. IR cameras are really fun to look at too! Things always look strange

@Abyss03 I wouldn't buy one unless I had a very exact use case, the range of detection is only really reliable at 30cm so use at risk

@fatlard1993 they're only really useful in close proximity so I use it for little projects around the house like gesture light switch colours etc. But at he moment using it for a 3D modelled book

@Jumpshot44 exactly the same!

@yarwest I just think that it isn't worth the hassle as Nintendo is notorious for shutting down fan made games.

In android studio, usually you can go to Build -> Build APK, then click show in files when it has finished (you will have to use the signed version to build for App Store)

Well done mate :)

@codeclod I suppose it depends on how you infer this hypothetical conversation takes place. You could either argue that since you have heard the joke you received 50% of the packets and the other 50% you didn't 'get' or your way, either way they make awful jokes ;)

@codeclod that depends if your friends are the transmitter then you don't receive where as if you are the transmitter then they don't get it

Give this a whirl https://codewars.com/kata/...

@gmakkinga hahahaha the mind fuck is real

@tysa not sure if this was a UDP joke or not haha

Very simply put there are protocols for transmitting data and one of them is UDP, while UDP is fast it doesn't guarantee your data will arrive to its destination, that's why people make jokes such as

I heard a UDP joke but I didn't get it.

You get it?

This is the best thing I've seen on all day

Oh no. I know my farts defiantly stink

If you can find time to do what you enjoy, do it and I hope it will lead to a job where your time is made up of doing such things!

@kargaroth I thought it was 175?! Either way only 51/76 more to go ;) fingers crossed

@skonteam maybe that's where he's been going wrong hahahaha

@Stokka oh that's fine I didn't the
Think it would be applicable :)

If you know that the variable has been declared 100% you can just check if it's a truthy value which is anything but these

null
undefined
NaN
empty string ("")
0
false

So if (car) then
//Statement

Thought it may be useful knowledge!

C# is one of my favourite languages it feel so smooth, I wish my work demanded more use of it

There are many websites where you can set yourself up as a freelancer and apply for positions businesses offer, I'd advise you to sign up to all of them! Also showcase your skills on fiverr and similar websites. However don't underestimate the value of going to local businesses and telling them why they need a new website or software suite etc. I'm not a freelancer this is just how I would approach it. Hope it was slightly helpful!