I believe apps are manually tested by humans

@KnightsOfCode not at all

Wasn't it one week?

@firusvg someone before you asked for the meaning of the code :)

@stalinkay I know, I won't! I learned that with another teacher, but that's another story. I just hope I'll never see him again... :P

It's computer science, first year, first programming course. Most of the people who attend the class have never programmed (not me fortunately), and the teacher knows it. But...
BTW, that would be an algorithm that merges 2 sorted arrays into one (sorted)

Hogwarts

In a cinema?

@matchacookie without Internet

Let's try again

@Werchte I recommend you to take a look at the series "You don't know JS"

delete her emails

cry for my

the transaction rollbacked

that Windows 10

@playmast3r "you" who? You mean websites? Well, in any case data from other tabs can be accessed though a web page

in the jungle

the world, but

@playmast3r wut? I don't think so. You don't achieve security by spinning processes

Anyway the size of the sticker is about 6x6 cm

@flag0 I don't think there's been a better moment to do that...

Seriously? :O

@code-freak you mean where CTRL+S is useful maybe?

@jaytrixz that's not possible. Windows 8 BSOD looks different than that

Oh well that's another story and definitely an issue

@sethillgard mmm not sure I understand. You created an account with your password, and after some weeks they sent you a reminder of your password or something similar?

@compilergeek why should it be? If the email body is not logged and when the script ends variables are destroyed, where's the problem exactly?
Of course it's not ideal but it doesn't imply they're storing plain text passwords...

@compilergeek they could be easily have a script that generates the password, hashes it but keeps a variable with the original password for sending out the email... The web is full of poorly developed PHP scripts that do exactly this.

Well, emailing the plain text password doesn't necessarily mean that they're storing them unencrypted.