@gibbed@Enichan I've always preferred explicit null & boolean checks. Most of the languages I work with have type coercion which is inconsistent between languages and is prone to cause issues. == false may be a bit verbose in C# but it does reveal the intention. It also avoids negative logic.
@gibbed@Yukaslegion1 To me it seems that the subtitles have semi-fixed slots per participant. It's fairly consistent and sometimes enforced even during long monologues like the initial intro to Isla Santuario. There's space for 2 lines of text yet the monologue scrolls through one of the slots.
@gibbed@Yukaslegion1 The engine seems to have taken several steps towards being more accessible yet I've had cutscenes where the audio is mysteriously missing for a couple of lines. Followed by subtitles being seriously out of sync.
@jonasLyk Best part is where pressing enter on a misspelled query you expected to launch some program results in Edge being launched to display results from Bing.
One of the few few places where "default browser" setting has no effect at all.
2/2 Perhaps vsce is caching the PAT locally even after new logins or #vscode's extension publish docs are out of date (required scopes). Directly passing the PAT as an argument to vsce publish command succeeded with the previously mentioned token that expires on 2021/01/01.
@Microsoft#AzureDevOps personal access token expiration date has some formatting issues. An expiration date of December 3rd, 2020 was displayed as "12.3.2020" (https://t.co/wt7hrCcC1L.yyyy) in the notification email (expired almost 8 months ago). I hope it's just formatting.
1/2 I've submitted a bug report after finally being able to publish the #vscode extension by using a token that expires on 2021/01/01. Too much other weird issues to confidently say it was the mixed date.
While the user experience of posting a comment to an issue without frontend assets wasn't exactly great, it succeeded as a standard HTTP POST request via a <form>. I think this is an interesting requirement for an app. Should it work in such an avoidable yet common situation?
@github's *.githubassets.com SSL cert expired earlier today. The downtime of that domain was about 30 mins until the new cert was deployed.
I was able to send a comment to an issue with all the frontend assets missing. Does YOUR webapp work without frontend assets? Should it?
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Samaa laatua kuin YouTuben yhteisön käännökset, joissa kääntäjänä Vili Vilperi 13v. Onneksi ne otetaan pian pois käytöstä.
Joku olisi edes voinut katsoa, millä nimellä YouTube itse kutsuu heitä:
https://t.co/8L22pbYWfT
I wrote a SQL database engine purely using @typescript's new template literal type annotations. Supports SELECT (with joins!), INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE etc.
I absolutely loathe systems that replace the unicode "trademark" ™ symbol with its emoji "equivalent" ™️. I want to insert a minimalistic superscript symbol that matches the font. Instead I get a giant icon. Solution: Use 2 symbols: Uppercase unicode superscript T and M: ᵀᴹ 🤓
@avokallio @kerem At least your placeholder has some content in it, mine's a blank unicode rectangle. I thought it was a minimalistic "mobile phone" icon.
@gibbed Floating chat buttons have been doing this for years. Recently an Android app managed to render below the OS action bar, making a button barely clickable. Had I been unable to click it, I would have had to use a manual parking ticket station.
@kev_bite@AlejoP_47@Random832@denicmarko@DasSurma I also checked this out. I don't think the effort was wasted as it also revealed a "code golf" -like solution for getting the full 4-byte representation of an emoji.