You're assuming an IP is dedicated to 1 single user. IP6 hast fully rolled out. IPs are still basically shared. So you end up blocking your neighbor.

Then you go on make fun for people using @ marks but think 5 of 6 is ok because you can't remember 6 digits ....

I guess it could be just 5 numbers ... But still ... This is just silly.

I like it but ...

Have you noticed any funkiness with it? It still seems beta to me. So, I'm in sublime for work and VSC at home.

More than likely the camps don't really provide enough for the money. You can go online, take some crappy course and end up teaching yourself. I can't see how a few nights for a few weeks can teach anything ... Maybe html and css???

It's for web dev. I wouldn't use it as a word replacement.

I'm a MS hater but I doubt try put that kind of code into it.

Nano doesn't do much more than move a cursor around ;-) great for a quick config change though.

True.

It's just crazy that sublime is one of the best out there. You'd think after all this time that somebody would have nailed it by now.

Well, outside of vim ;-)

I'm gonna stick with VSC for another day ...

Thanks for those plugin packages!

Raging for textedit.

VSC is nice but I'm thinking sublime is still better but VSC has JavaScript based highlighting which is better.

I'm getting stupid issues with text selecting and such ... Hmmm

That's like sitting in the LA traffic nursing your clutch waiting to inch forward every few minutes.

For LA traffic, I want an automatic.

:-p

Shit ... It bogs down on the files? This would suck ....

I get sublime to spaz too though ;-)

BBedit never bogged down.

I haven't had a chance to verify this yet. I also need to see how it handles large projects for search and replace.

Secret: vsc is actually an ide. Or should I say a slim version IDE. They probably don't advertise this because hipsters will have shit fits.

I read an article about 2 months back and it mentioned the rendering engine is different. I tried atom in the early beta and then right before I went to sublime. The article​ also mentioned close to metal differences and VSC came out just above sublime and way better than atom. Maybe that changed but I need stability and don't have the time to dick around with continual beta software from Google.

But in general, yeah, I'm agreeing with you.

I know :-(

I've hated windows since 3.0 :-)

I have a trashcan on my desk at work. And a hackintosh at home.

I'm running VSC on a Mac :-)

I'd start a revolt if I have to use Windows.

I have a license for phpStorm.

It's bulky, takes time to start up and it really doesn't like have 3-4 different projects open at once. I work in several projects during the day on and off, so I don't like opening and shutting things down -- I loose my edit history too.

I didn't like Atom. MS really nailed this. And I'm a long term MS basher. I'm really impressed.

Like I said I stopped a few years ago. So have no clue.

Have you tried the demo mod while running Windows under a VM?

Beyond this ... I have no clue.

I doubt many people will help since this is actually illegal.

Try a torrent ... I stopped that a few years back and anything recent is probably under watch or you'll have to weed through garbage links ...

Maybe try demo mode and redo it every month that ... Probably means running VM though and destroying the VM every month.

Go from multi-purpose to single page because checkout was too hard. No single page is too hard so go back to what we started with.

Brilliant! Fucking brilliant!

Hosting is remote ... Doesn't sound cool so you call it cloud storage. Fuck yeah! Makes all the sense.

Have dumb terminal that never crashed ... Need more of something of something ... Now we have BSOD ... Hmm now we have crhomebooks and dumb terminals are popular now because some colored logo said it was good.

Fuck hipsters!

It really is pretty good. I figure that Google is going all SJW so accessibility is probably being counted some what too.

The o ly probably with that tools is that you have run every page separately. I've tried others but this one seems to do all what the others basically do anyways.

The changes are good since they seem to be blocking content farms.

I hate most laptop keyboards and that is a primary reason I stick with a MacBook pro and always have a spare apple desktop keyboard. I still mistype and it would take a serious effort to do ally learn all the symbol keys.

However, I do see the benefit and have followed Das Boot for a long time.

I bet it's a preference thing. I never really liked the old IBM AT keyboards. The flashy lights would be cool but I don't game.

Ah, I'll have to try one again I guess :-)

I'm not a SEO specialist but yeah I'm in the industry.

Use this: https://achecker.ca/checker/index.php

You'll never clear that checker 100% so don't worry about the issues in the 3rd tab. If you have a carousel don't give a shit either because the carousel is an HTML hack. Just focus on the critical onea and maybe the majority in the middle tab. Fontawesome icons will spew errors too ...

I know that's for accessibility checking but all the major flaws also affect SEO. SEO then just focuses on how your page titles and H1 tags all line up.

People used to flood the keywords so I figure Google cut those our to a major extent. Another trick is to put your domain name in the footer.

Still the big thing is having changing content and wording your stuff based on actual search phrases. This is what they call long tail searches. I figure Google is heading towards natural language searches. This means keyword density is dead too.

That should do it for most sites.

I'm glad it's showing up. I imagine Google will swing by every few days so all you need to do is start working on your content and making sure that your content on the main page is what you want it to be.

The meta tags for keywords are dropping in importance while labeling links and images with title attributes seem to be playing a bigger role than before.

I've thought about this on and off over the years but I like my Apple keyboard.

Is this like a sensation thing?

Depends on your site structure. You don't want Google trying to index your admin area.

Submit to a search engine?

Throw Google analytics on it, make sure your robots file is set, have a site map, make sure all your tags are done properly, make sure your HTML is semantic and look at long tail keywords.

For a good method to check your site. Run it through an accessibility checker and through screaming frog (something frog ...) it's a Java app so should run on all platforms.

Then make sure your content matches keywords and is updated regularly.

Domains propoganda within hours recently so no big problem there.

That's pretty strong probably ... Because you are using single quotes ;-)

Try:

rm -r *

Or

sudo cd / cp * /null

You be asked for your password on the second obe, don't worry it's just verifying you.

Note: this is a JS/node stack but lots of good links.

Thanks.

Hmm interesting ....

Probably.

I heard Nashville is big on MS products.

Location, location, location ....

In my area Java/.Net has a huge opportunity base then PHP.

Python or ruby ... Never see any opportunities.

Apps ... Well, if the company makes them then what ever you choose works.

I disagree that PHP is just for small websites. But I do agree that if you know Java you can make the in salary easily even where I live.

Chrome was originally based on the same code base as Safari ... Google was a main contributor until Android became more of a reality.

I don't understand this lawsuit ...

Provide us with XYZ functionality ... Sue Detroit because they don't provide XYZ actual mileage and block infortainment advances ...

We have to spend money to put our code into their store ... I have to pay more for gas because XYZ car gets shit mileage ...

Nobody is forcing this company to submit their applications to Apple store.

Can somebody tell me who is forcing this company to interact with Apple?

Lol, yep!

Crap! That did post! I actually submitted the full version just now!

Over the years I've had a few GF OS's and varying degrees of luck with them. Nothing I ever loved until I came across Wife OS 1.o. Lots of good times until i realized that dependency management was shit all expensive. Like a dumb as I upgraded to Wife OS 1.1 but that included the need for Ruby and gems. Fucking gems and various version. The final straw was that fucking lock file. So I promptly erased my hard drive to start fresh.

Everybody said to use Linux. Linux is great. Get a live version in your USB dongle and insert it into the machine. But as we all know, you lose the uSB sticks so you go try another flavor. At first, a new flavor of the week is awesome but you always have to boot up and reinstall stuff. Don't get me going about how USB fits in only one direction, si have to take it out and turn it over and try again, to only realize it was the other way around. Annoying to say the least -- come on ... It's a USB stick and they are normally pretty generic when you get down to it.

Having had a chance again to try out a lot of distros I started to realize what I was really looking for. I came across what I thought was mature OS so promptly installed GF 10.0.o Beta. As a preview release it was refreshing and the eye candy GUI was pure cool aid. So when it went Golden Master I install Wife 2.0. something, about 20 year younger hipsters was intriguing. As you know, that fruit company uses Delta updates and normally things go well. The hardware it runs on is firm too. The only problem it has is that booting is expensive and new bootloaders go on sale all the time and it's the only department in the store that is always staffed. The benefit of buying new bootloaders is that Wife OS 2.o updates happily and have benefited from better and better compatibility.

Above anythibg, I really suggest trying out various distros before ever installing Wife OS 1.o. Make sure your research all the dependicies and double check for hardware compatibility. To be honest, wife OS 1.0 and even 1.1 had awesome hardware compatibility but fuck ruby, gems and version locks. Whybthe fuck would any sane person design software that locks down future features!?!

Wife 1.0 had to many dependencies and code was expensive to maintain. Upgrading to Wife 1.1 cost an arm and a leg do to dependicies requring Ruby and lots of gens.

I finally bit the bullet and decided I just needed a new OS to become productive.

PHP and JavaScript rock .net's world .... Watch bootstrap 4 blow your mind.

wTF ?? .net isn't that bad and isn't technically a language but more of a framework from how I understand it.

How did BS4 get into this pissing match????

Ah, thanks. That does make sense.

I agree about throwing stuff together with PHP.

I've been contributing to open source for years. I'm a LAMP stack person with almost zero js skills.

Could you expand on what you meant by knowing only PHP would be hard?

Thanks for the heads up for Euler.

Is the new Boston a better place to learn Java?

This is a great comment!

Please repost as it's own thread!

Tabs: because editors can do all that auto-adjusting for you. Also, because I learned how to type on an old fashioned manual type writer.

I hate people who mix tabs and spaces. I have my editor set up to show invisible characters and its amazing how many people in open source projects mix tabs and spaces.

I suspect those who mix are space supporters.

I really hate when an issue thread gets out of hand :-(

How about Nashville? Java is language there I heard though.

That's what I'm wanting to do basically.

I appreciate your input.

Sorry, phone died when I was editing my last post.

We have to go through a 3rd party vendor but what you just mentioned is interesting since that might eliminate some of deployment issues.

Do you devices phone home to provide updated information on where and when they were used last? This is the part I need to solve.

Hmmm, haven't thought to talk to Dell yet ... They buy our team lunch every so often.

However, I'm looking at a very specific market and state wide vendor already is saying they need something like what I'm working on.

Also I'm not working on at an enterprise price point like what IBM would charge, it's the area I'm in issue.

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I've built the asset management system on my own. It currently has about 50,000 items in it of which about 10,000 plus are active.

The available systems didn't really work for our situation.

Also, I am in the process of selling this to other customers.

I was think by loading each device with an app it would add value to my product and to potential customers. It would also help to reconcile data that is already on hand for the devices and an ability to possibly add new data.

Last year we had to deploy 2000 devices and data entry for them is hell.

As for paying, if an app is available I'm thinking profit sharing since I'd be bring in a lot of licenses for the developer. If I team up to have it customized to fit my needs there will still be lots of money to be made.

As in open source, are you saying there are management systems that have also an accompanying app? If so, I definitely would love to hear more!

Cool idea.

I'd go a little further than Hello World possibly a simple form that saves to a DataBase. This would be:

What's you name? Hello not World but Hello Name!

I recommend this because it covers the most basic functionality of programs.

The next step up would be: apples or oranges.

Which do you prefer? Apples or Oranges?

You prefer Oranges. That's ok too!

This second step would allow you to build an array, save the choice and display it.

Another much more concept of consider is design patterns. Getting a simple grasp of these patterns is difficult because of how they are worded. Provide a simple example for each and that alone would draw a lot of attention to what you are doing.

Check out Laracasts for the Laravel framework. There are a lot of videos that you could look to for how that person approached a lot of issues that most programmers have. Even though that site is for php and Laravel a lot of the material should crossover conceptually.

Possibly, if you are on company time then they could probably say they paid you to do that.

If say use that available time to study and do work at home that you don't want to give them.

From what a bunch of hentai programmers told me about their jobs I'd say it sucks.

They barely get by and just make enough to roll their next project.

I doubt it.

C (or variants) would make way more sense.

Recently, beta Google things = highly disposable!

Well, it's not that bad ;-)

Well, php is finally getting better and some of the frameworks are really starting to be solid and more advanced like Ruby or Python.

For the most bang for your buck but not a good language would be php.

Yeah, I know that everybody knocks it but it's the one language that is every where and system admins don't have nightmares over.

Python and Ruby are rock solid and go from basic to advanced better than php but getting started is a tough first step.

As a first language these are good jump points!

Then off to C or Java.

Java is hard core though ....

Definitely agree on the patterns.

Caught me on the pipes :-)

Nice job!

Thanks for the links for the fonts!

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Ok, the 1 looks different on my iPhone.

lIlIl

Ok ... Yeah right ....

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Just checking if you got that last part.

It's not just variable declarations or checking input but have you tried reading small point size serial numbers???

Hmmmm, if you have a repo that has been forked your code is still all over github.

I would add in a step to just delete files and leave a read.me with a link to your public bit bucket location.

Bit bucket also offers free private repos. I'm only on GitHub because the framework I use has lots of other users there too.

I also have a gitlab server at my disposal that I keep private stuff on.

I'd say build a simple app that will take some variables from a simple list of items - maybe like a fruit basket and have it count all the apples, oranges, bananas ... Etc.

I'd do this in say: Java, C#, Python, JavaScript, php and Ruby.

Do this as a browser based challenge before considering an iOS, win, android app.

1 of those languages will make lots of sense to you. If they are all jibberish to you consider making a simple HTML page. If that doesn't work, consider another career choice.

Hello World examples are really simple too and will only provide just enough taste for the language that you really can only smell the coffee and not drink it.

But as others have said, build something. My take on this is build that same something in multiple languages and keep it simple enough that your time invested doesn't get you tied to a language you don't like.

Quick easy big money is Java -- lots and lots to learn before satisfaction actually feels good.

Hipster language is node.js which is basically JavaScript and isn't horribly hard to learn.

Python and Ruby are solid solid languages but emoyment mileage varies.

PHP is the crap on language of the group and has slightly lower pay but jobs are everywhere!

C# leads to .net and the world of MS but even as the dark side don't let that stop you.

Then start hitting envato temporarily to see what is selling. Make something compatible and at a cheaper cost for the user.

I'd still say local dev shops would probably have enough work to supply you with pocket money.

If you could be usable within 6 months and handle learning Java lots of temp companies would probably consider taking a risk on you at least once.

Programmer I salaries are around $50k year at least.

Lots of Indians flood the market now so picking up work if you don't have a presence on say ... WP forums is going to be tough.

Envato was suggested below and that might be a good start. However, look at what's popular and also realize that getting several thousands of buyers isn't all tang realistic.

Getting money up front or at least half is a must. I've been fucked before. Not everybody is an ass but make sure you only demo on your own site.

Craigslist ... Not so sure about that ...

I'd consider hitting up local dev companies and see if you can piece together work from them.

All that got us to the moon!

If hate to try to see what runs a battleship these days :-(

I wonder if a bunch of raspberries could simulate the hardware?

Ok that's funny!

Agreed up to the SJW part.

Their attitude will cause forks and ruin for the primary project.

Projects will and can be forked

Mormon?

Are you sure he's a practioner or did he just attend the free English classes?

the person's github

Remember that she may have formed a few projects so itly be that not all of her repositories aren't zer's.

She should spend more time on her read.me's than than this code of conduct.

Is Ruby/rails that bad that people get shit for bad pull requests?

I participate on 2 of that largest laravel (php) communities and I've only seen 1 ass so far complain about trying to help with code that was written in Spanish, yet, he still helped.

If a girl shows up, guys go out of their way to help.

This is just an attention whore who writes one sentence to describe here repos!

Shit! Nakamura was Bitcoin.

Matsumoto Yukihiro wrote Ruby.

But, lol, I finally looked up some pictures of him ... Reminds me of those Japanese guys who collect Loli figures and goes to those weird coffee shops in Akihabara ...

So never mind my post. He just might not follow standard Japanese guy mentality.

Nakamura or whatever his last name is should speak up ... Japanese guys aren't normally pussies who pander to pussy mentality ...

It's broke.

.................. Dumb asses

No there isn't. However, understanding the basic concepts could be useful -- just like knowing the percentages for the sexual association for peas.

Nice!

Can it scrape subs instead v/all?

Lol

5.3 yes. 5.5 a little bit not so much 7 is looking good

Yes, Ruby and Python are solid but php is like the English language ... It sucks but knowing it gets you around the world

Oh ... Never mind it's a Chinese company ....

Standard and typical open source fork.

I didn't notice the article pointing out where they changed the copyright of the code files to their own.

The article doesn't mention how these project were rebranded.

GitHub is a well like you said.

I'd consider looking for a smallish project to follow. A solid blog or if you wanna go all out look at plone.

I do php so sorry about it being able to recommend a python project.

Agree. Too many companies sell you on pretty GUI and some functionality yet skip over cases where their software just doesn't perform as well or as well as the sales make it seem like it would.

Have you ever made a contact form?

If not start there. It should be very similar.

Aren't you using a database? If so just put in a claimed column with a user_id.

You could get fancy and do this with node.js and have it real time :-)

I do php ...

Thanks for your long post and information.

That is good advice.

Thanks

Thank for the links.

I use phpStorm on and off. Yeah, there site is blah. But! They are very open source friendly!

I keep hearing about lots of libraries and they can be over whelming until you figure out which are the go to ones!

Thanks!

Lol, that should be self evident shouldn't it :D

I didn't consider changing my error reporting. Thanks a good idea!

I use laravel (php) and try my best to try to learn new design patterns.

Code is clean? Well, I try my best.

Thanks for your input!

I currently develop with a php framework called laravel. I'm not a designer but I can do front and back along with some standard server management. I cheat on JavaScript so I don't consider that a skill.

I've stayed away from the .net/Java stack so I agree about needing to learn those.

I've got the lamp stack down pretty well and use laravel so OO and design patterns are understood.