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AboutI'm a high school student from Germany who loves programming
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Skillsp5js, node js, python (2.7), Java, Assembly (x64_86)
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@lufen34 yes
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@lufen34 You CAN have the same or a better result in code, it's just more work to learn. WordPress is basically another layer of abstraction to make it EASIER, which people sometimes hate. Just look at what system near devs say to Java devs...
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@lufen34 well, not really. To make a really good website, web devs area needed, but WordPress makes simple projects, like blogs, easier and more accessible
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@lufen34 cause it's helping non devs to make their own websites without requiring much knowledge, while they are "real" devs, who program in pure HTML/css/js
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Hi, welcome to devRant, but why the hate on me? Java is a pretty good language actually...
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Phase 3: Taking a programming class and being the cool kid cause you already know how to code
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@senzory only with a good framework, otherwise Python is a much better starting point. JavaScript is a CODING language, so people who write JavaScript CODE...
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@ilPinguino cause we need a way to compare integers while making sure they're actually integers...
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That's why you flash Linux onto it
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It's cause there are people whodon't understand Js concepts and can't get their head around JavaScript so they hate on it
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You mean go on instagram and steal quotes? Yeah, very hard dude. Appreciate the hard sweat and work you put into that quote man.
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Maybe it's cause I'm really tired, but I had to laugh so hard just now
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I remember when my first repository got forked and got it's first pull request from someone else. Feels amazing. Keep up the good work!
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Simple, it installs all of it, then uninstalls all of it (to make sure you didn't install it before) Then it installs all of it again and then it uninstalls the stuff you wanted to have, then it realizes its mistake, uninstalls everything and installs what you need about 6 times, just yo make sure you have it
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@Chlodovechus I don't think that makes it less confusing to come back to...
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@theKarlisK What an amazing answer👍
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@heyheni No it's not. Do your research before you spread uninformed missinformation. They got rid of their jack, in order to sell earpods. The profit margin achieved by getting rid of the headphone jack is negligible and when they got rid of the jack, their profit margin was lower than the years before. (Not to defend apple, they're a complete crap company, I just hate misinformation)
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@Codex404 it's cause we think too much cause we don't want to rewrite it, because we are slow Tyler's... It is an endless loop
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https://github.com/IcyTv/...
This is my code, if that helps anyone -
@JKyll There are no executables in my source code...
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@Condor I feel you
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YouTube jabrilscpu?
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It improves security a little, by protecting from a bruteforce, at least a little. Dictionary protection just requires some teaching of security principals to people...
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@gitreflog the minesweeper part was the assignment and the other stuff just comes to my mind, because I'm always so bored in my class...
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Very cool. I installed a dual boot on a friends chromebook too. Fun stuff
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@dgfz I don't have a whole free day to learn regex..... Im just gonna keep looking for my regex strings on stackowerflow...
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Walmart
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@R5on11c to protect from viruses!?
Also, use bitdefender -
https://github.com/kelseyhightower/...
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@Floydian regex is short for regular expression, as you said. It is a way to match a String, meaning you can figure out if the String has a desired format, without knowing the content of said String. I.E. you get a user input and you want to make sure they didn't start with a number and didn't use special characters, you can say that with regex (Don't ask me how though, regex is really hard!)