@epse I've had some weird stuff with configuration conflicts causing output buffering to turn on when I didn't want it to and turn off when I did want the buffering, was à few years ago tho, so not that up to date...

@linuxxx have you checked that this setting is off?

http://nginx.org/en/docs/...

@linuxxx php has some weird stuff with output buffering, some very convoluted settings as far as I can remember, but basically, look into the functions starting with "ob_" like "ob_start()" for example.

Sometimes your configuration is fucked up and you either need to edit it or use "ob_flush()" to output the buffer.

Havr you checked your output buffering settings?

See you there ☺️

@irene again, not saying it isn't manageable, I'm just stating that 1: it's more than people are used to (aka free) and 2: that 250 is nothing to scoff at.

Not arguing, just putting things into perspective

@irene well, I mean, I'm not saying it's overly expensive, just that as a student, that more than my monthly take-home

@billgates you pay for updates, so one year of licensing, and after that year you're allowed to keep the last version forever, and you can buy an update licence down the road whenever you want

@gruff it's pretty good, but still expensive as a student, but definitely worth every penny! (I have the education license which is free, but I'll be buying a licence as soon as I'm no longer eligible)

@billgates it does on e to validate it, and you can also just use the offline verification, so not sure if that is still a valid concern, but I'm no expert

Have you tried jetbrains products? They're incredibly powerful, albeit a bit expensive.

I haven't quite checked if it phones home, but that might be worth a try, I found them incredible coming from NetBeans

@Forside true, but client side hashing is meh at best, also, how will you get the salt there in the first place? Or don't you use a salt?

The client side hashing is meh because of the limited availability of hashing algorithms by the way

Imo either have the users request have an api token or use a session cookie.

@olback pretty sure you can't revoke the tokens if they get compromised... Also seems unsafe in case of account compromise.

@Forside unencrypted credentials / cookies over http seems like a terrible idea.

@TerraNimbus-io good to hear, I'm sure you'll be a great father 😁

Introducing is fine, just don't push her.

As long as its voluntary, she'll either love it or not really care (which should be fine too ;))

@AlmondSauce it is more interesting, but it's pretty fucking hard to debug code you don't comprehend.

So this is more of a rant about the lack of debugging rather than about having to do assembly ;)

@irene the lack of tools we've got for debugging and the lack of instruction.

I didn't mind the assignments up until this one, it's pretty hard to figure out why some value won't just load correctly into your registers.

If only I could debug more easily than outputting 1 character each time

@Condor I'm not @xewl but I recently bought some old DVD players for 3€ a piece, managed to salvage basically everything with the exception of a few components that were trashed by hot glue...

Not even China can deliver so many components for so little 😜

Although I still haven't figured out how the fuck I'm going to make the stepper motors and lazers work (ribbon cables and no part numbers)

One of them was a pioneer and the other some Russian brand, was interesting to see the difference in perceived quality.

I'm so jealous...

What soldering iron do you use? (looks like a hakko?)

Does that oscilloscope kit actually work? 😅

And I love to cut in half can for the solder iron cleaner

So much space...

You can sideload whatsapp, have a business (number) and a private account. Fixed.

@firusvg oh shit, it is an actual typo. It was supposed to be smd 😅

@firusvg do you mean these?

@electrineer they really aren't, I've managed to find some Flux, and some thin solder, however I only have a hand soldering station with a pointy soldering iron...

@Scade rotating leds

Jesus, you need a pc upgrade...

Indexing takes at most 1 minute on my shitty af work pc with 100's of files...

Embedded system engineer...
Or computer engineer.

I am immensely enjoying the learning of cpp right now, and embedded systems fit well into the parts of development that I enjoy most.

Edit: am an allround webdev / ad-hoc sysadmin

To be honest, the questions where you ask for "a better way to do x" are better suited for codereview or software engineering Stackexchange.

Those communities exist for this exact purpose, while stackoverflow exists for helping out with finding a solution.

The stack really doesn't matter.

It's having a project to learn it with.

In most languages you can start incredibly small with a simple cli tool, and build it up to a full blown program with a ui and everything.

That's really what taught me the most, just building shit.