I mean, it could be a race condition, so it might actually work next time... If it works 50% of the time, that's good enough, right?

I also recently constantly get this warning for devRant on my OnePlus 3T, but not for any other apps. However, the actual reported devRant power usage seems very reasonable in relation to my use of the app. So far 1% for around 15 minutes in the app today during the last 10 hours.

There could actually be a purpose to this in JavaScript, even though it could be written more concisely.

Not having strict equals means falsy values like 0, "" or undefined will be turned into null.

Coffeescript turns the existential operator for something like:
foobar?
into
(foobar != null)
for this specific purpose of catching all falsy values.

You are not alone. I just realized I won't get a single line of code written today. Just meetings and other tasks all day. And just the other day I had a meeting about why I can't get much work done...

It's still HTML, it just means that HTML is not a DOCTYPE.

As opposed to the ice, my loop didn't break;

I revived an old, but good USB-only all-in-one printer that didn't have any working drivers for Windows 10, but using CUPS and SANE on my Raspberry Pi I turned it into a network attached printer and scanner.

Oh no, the code Gods won't allow that. There will be some feature creep or bugs that come to light and crash any dreams of such luxuries as time off.

@lusu The idea is that you write some code that based on the description and examples, gives certain inputs gives certain outputs.

If you want you can sign in to generate another input, for which you will need to provide an output. This allows you to have a chance to get on the leaderboard.

There is one: http://adventofcode.com

With CoffeeScript it could be simplified to:
@I
since @ is equal to this.

It must be trying to get the KitKat

Let's give credit where credit is due. This comic is from CommitStrip: http://commitstrip.com/en/2015/... There are many funny dev comics on that site.

The situation with recruiters calling is crazy also here in Sweden. I've had over 100 calls from recruiters in the last half year. Many are just as annoying as you describe it - they don't take no for an answer and just keep on calling from different numbers. It's gone as far as me blocking the whole UK +44 country prefix, since many of them are from the UK and I only get recruiters calling from the UK.