Arm based windows vista? Sounds worse somehow

Don't forget --purge

Brilliant is not how I would describe it. There is a reason why people invented CDN. So that even if your infra is f#cked up, you can serve you static files from a simple place (with probably better latencies). But good job defeating all the work your ops might put into optimizing static file serving by dynamically serving said static files :) hopefully wisdom will come for you in nice way (not because your server is swamped)

You dont need - to flag ps, so "ps aux" is enough :) captain obvious out

Maybe vanilla is recursive?

Honestly, this is a matter in your conscience. You should not work extra for free. You should raise this. If you did not get everything you needed for the project, definitely it's not on you. But you should also be aware of the consequences for failing: can you lose your job, and if so, can you manage that; can the company lose an important contract, thus compromising the future; does this affect something critical? Either way, you should also let them know that this is happening because of (insert reasons here), and should not happen again. And good luck :)

@roqueando I guess it depends on what you need to do with it :)

If you gather vim is useless, you missed a step:

3. Try to exit vim, fail, press power button
4. Uninstall vim

This might be accurate in some cases :P

@Letmecode super cool info! Regarding OP comment of PHP being a poorly design language: PHP was not "designed" nor was intended as a language. The community brought it to what it is today. And when I look at php7.1 and the plans for the next releases, I see people who are doing an humongous effort to bring PHP up, while still being backwards compatible. That is laudable. So, there are normal people trying to help others. No sheriff. More like a meritocracy of sorts: he who works on the core gets to vote on the core :)

Well, the reason for the 'lack' of consistency is that strlen (and other str*) is a c lib and str_* are implemented in php core. And historically, without namespaces, one method could be implemented in the c lib, and would break php...

Uff, guess readability also goes out the window...

I dont have Moodle experience, but im pretty sure you can compress your css all the same :) cap obvious out

Do you need voice and video? Should it be a stand Alone? If so, i would say something like Java or Python. Else, anything goes

Mostly i guess you work with agile framework now days... Would not say 99.9, but maybe 80/90%

And here i was, thinkink it as was about js callbacks....

Well, actually, not brain fucked. But got this type of problems many times so...

403?

@mpotratz senior Dev and manager is not the same thing. Actually, senior is a very relative term ;)

Hum, snake_case mixed with camelCase, plus useless assertions... I love it. Not. Da fook?

@Ronald something like "this API for *insert API here* should be used in this situations right? How much it cost to use it?" This was usually the traditional one :)

@neonoxd well, then sir, I should tell you, you almost started a flame war :P

@neonoxd can you describe what is a script language? I do python, Java, golang, PHP and occasionally js. And all of them are programming languages, some compiled, some interpreted. Each as its set of strenghts and weaknesses. Usually, if I say I need to write some script, it is implied I'm using shell scripting and will be performing some automation task. And even so, shell is a programming language (although of severely restricted functionality). Both js and PHP grew a lot in terms of functionality as of late, and you can pretty much do whatever you want in it (not that I would recommend it, as described above, strenghts...). But neither is a "scripting" language (unless you meant interpreted, then you can put python, ruby and whichever other in the same stack) :)

@h3ll or someone forked through a higher sarcasm path

@orijin you sir, deserve an ++

@marceloch2 I smell some sarcasm on the previous answer :)

Mutex locks?

@tatocaster that was my question. My job here is done!

@h3ll or to whatever any other place on the internet. I guess people here (still) respect the fact that this is a place for humor and steaming off. And unless someone has below 100 IQ issues, trolling is not humor :)

Unless you are in a huge tech company (like Google) this is not likely to happen, nor should you want to. A product need to be both engineered but also to get stuff done. A balance between the 2 os much more challenging :) but this is my modest opinion

@jshint don't know exactly the problem, but git doesn't delete stuff. If you committed it at some point, it should be there, unless you did some --force action. If that was the case, it's gone. If not, git reflog (which is apparently really underrated) :)