Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdays those are release day for me.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdays those are release day for me.
Or - just a thought - don’t deploy on fridays.
This is something that can easily get refactored, because the purpose of alia the variables is right there in the name. This is way better that spending three days to try to figure out what the purpose of var1 is.
It could be about sending a message.
A missing knob is easy to fix. Bolting a wrench to the housing holding the knob in place is very explicit. It screams “don’t touch”
Exactly type rm -rf /
instead of rm -rf ./
and you ducked up. Well you messed up a long time ago by having privileges to delete everything, but then again, you are human, some mistakes will be made.
If you still like Minecraft, you can go back to a version you are interested in. Many people are still playing beta 1.7.3. Maybe try the “Better than adventure” mod.
Also have a look at vintage story.
Vintage Story is a very cool game, but I wish it was more chilled, I’m always kinda stressed because my character is starving.
My bad, though I learned that the old spelling for aisle is in fact isle. I have corrected it, thank you.
So a spherical pig in a perfect vacuum?
Yeah we have those on aisle 6.
New versions of java have a null coalescing operator?
I didn’t know that.
Edit: a short search didn’t return any answers, as far as I can see java doesn’t have this operator, the closest thing is the ternary if operator.
Yes, it’s very useful when applied correctly.
I’m always disappointed when I remember, that I can’t use such a feature, because I’m stuck using Java.
Buddy, you might wanna check how often this got posted 😉
There’s a comment for you to explain the why.
Rule of thumb: code explains the how and what, comments explain the why.
The scalpers trying to resell them for 100% profit must be mad right now!
Good.
Sometimes you don’t have a choice. Either park there or nowhere. Examples include, but are not limited to: designated parking spaces, or full parking lots.
But what websites can you trust these days?
YouTube? Serves up scammy bitcoin ads. Google? Places ads as “search results” Twitter?
Maybe that one website unchanged since 1998.
Or try having numbers or strings that look like they could be dates.
You need to make the weekend a thing. Maybe I’m too European, but when I’m not on call, my workphone is off.