In all seriousness, I’m pretty sure this is against the terms of service. I wouldn’t recommend uploading this to GitHub.

Please see section C paragraph 2, on Content Restrictions. https://help.github.com/articles/...

@Jilano and that it’s always 3 billion devices every year.

I would have left upon seeing Internet Explorer too.

I lost it at “notepad and phone calls”.

The excuse of "I'm too old" really just means "I'm too lazy". I knew a professor in his 70's who taught Ruby on Rails and would often encourage Git and Heroku to be paired along side it.

@farmerhands you never know, some people are kind and reasonable and know that IE6 is too cruel. =)

Until you found out they weren't joking...

@CodeMasterAlex if you read the article it's rather interesting. Don Chamberlin (co-author of SQL) points out that S-Q-L is probably more correct but actually prefers to call it sequel himself.

@sheepz it's a Razer Blackwidow Chroma. I have a Whitefox keyboard on the way, when it eventually gets built. =)

@FuzzyMyztiq it's worse than that; this is JavaScript for the Mozilla Rhino engine. Variables could working with Java classes and therefore return Java objects. For example a Java string is not equal a JavaScript string, and so name.getValue() === "bob" will return false because they are not the same String object.

I thought return count == 0; would be the obvious simplification...

I would worry about that somewhat.

This is sadly not uncommon. You're expected to learn a language or two in a single module. If you're really unlucky, the course lecturer has no idea what they're doing.

This beautiful. Who doesn't want to see 3 split panels at once without super narrow panels?

A little extreme. But they both can take some time to get ready.

Markdown is a lightweight markup language. Markdown is a specific implementation, where as markup can include any text pre-formatting; for example HTML.

It's a weird world with markup and markdown.

@Bobj2008 markdown would be a nice-to-have, especially with syntax highlighting. But, I'm happy to settle with basic formatting for now.

Thanks @Bobj2008. =)

Thank you for this. It's very good advice. I can't add anything to it.

I don't understand why this didn't get the 10 points.

Did he make weird hand gestures to accompany his 'ssh' into the machine? Before you know it, he'll be shouting sudo at it.

SQL Server Management Studio doesn't have a dark mode... You have to import one in using themes. =(

Thanks @dfox. DevRant is really no place for politics or general crap. That's what Facebook is for.

Those languages seem a bit overkill... Should have no problem hacking a bank in BASIC.

@slim it's the only reason devs put up with this shit. =P

@sn4i1 I meant 50 columns rather rows, but I'm sure everyone here knew what I meant. Sounds like your situation is just as bad if not worse. =S I do not envy you.

Try working with a large ERP system, there are hundreds of tables. Each table has at least 50 rows per standard. It's so bad that some of the tables don't even have primary keys or correct indexes. Don't bother trying to fix it, you don't know what you'll break.