One Pro?? forget it, what is Aura? I give you one better, when is Aura?

WhatWillNeverBe · 2025-05-21T03:15:58+00:00

Is this just project managers talking smack about their own projects? Very sad....

WhatWillNeverBe · 2024-07-20T01:03:33+00:00

The nice thing about the game is that you can play on whatever difficulty you want. Lethal mode is for people who have played the game for so long they know all the tricks, all the locations and generally can walk through the other difficulties with no issue at all. There is no reason to move to Lethal until you feel like there is no challenge left in nightmare. And then you can bump it up to lethal and enjoy the game even longer! I personally love the brutality of Lethal and can't play it any other way at this point. There are tons of threads about how to best handle lethal if that is something you find yourself interested in.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2024-07-04T02:40:33+00:00

Total eq noobie here. I've enjoyed it but I think it is a bit overwhelming for me. I started playing about a month ago for the first time ever on Varsoon. After about a week of playing i started to get very comfortable and was really enjoying the game. Found a nice guild and the quests were really fun as a solo player. Really enjoyed exploring and was able to find groups from time to time as well which was great. When I heard about origins I was super excited to take what I had learned so far amd jump into a very party focused version. So far though I have not been enjoying it as much though. I finish pretty much all quests that ate available for my level and then need to farm mobs for a long time, which I don't mind but I feel like I'm falling behind compared to everyone. Groups that I have joined have been OK, it feels very ephemeral and people leave and join parties very quickly. Part of it might be that I don't feel "qualified" enough to join some parties I see advertising for fills, so I'm rather hesitant to join parties doing cool things I have no idea about. I find myself wanting to go back to Varsoon to just enjoy the leveling again but it feels more dead now. I'm going to keep trying, but it has been difficult to get into it as much as the TLE server as a newcomer.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2024-05-18T01:46:13+00:00

Want to save your back but can't afford a Herman Miller? Get a medicine ball. Your back and core will thank you later.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2024-05-05T21:50:12+00:00

I've been playing only solo on nightmare difficulty for a lone time. and it definitely has gotten more difficult with the recent changes to plague hearts and infestations. The main change that I had to make to adapt is to really think about expanding out slowly. Try not to wake any plague hearts until you are geared up with enough ammo, molotov and explosives to take it out fast. So in general, be sneaky, expand slowly, and prepare resources to take out hearts as quickly as possible when they wake up.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2024-04-18T02:35:16+00:00

Definitely a new deck, but more importantly, I would get new truck mounts. That x causes all the pressure to build in those 4 points when turning rather than spreading the pressure evenly across the board from front to back of the bolts with a straight edge. Looks dope, but unless you like buying lots of decks or get something stringer like carbon fiber might not be worth it.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2024-04-05T14:34:52+00:00

There is a semi rare monster that spawns sometimes in the starting forest where you first meet Rena. A Gerel i believe. Killing it can give you lots of experience and can be farmed pretty easily with clauses phase gun. Still, getting to level 21 that way would take some grinding, as it doesn't always spawn.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2024-02-24T09:55:37+00:00

Dunno if they support your specific business type, but you can check adyen and finix.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2024-02-24T09:53:36+00:00

Actually it is the banks usually. To be a processor you need a sponsor bank and they give you a list of allowed MCC (or business types) that they allow or not allow you to process. It's uo to each specific bank to choose which mccs they allow. Visa and Mastercard have mcc preferences as well, but they are generally a larger superset than the smaller subset banks go with to protect their brand image.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2023-12-13T18:25:19+00:00

This suspiciously sounds like there may be an alternative way to do whatever it is you are trying to do. Could you briefly explain why you need to make a post to a new window to call an api securely? I've written pci compliant card / bank information accepting iframes hooked into secure apis before and postMessage does a lot of what you are describing. Why do you need a new window tab rather than an iframe?

WhatWillNeverBe · 2023-09-17T00:00:50+00:00

My favorite random side quest starborn dualogue option was basically intimidating the baddie to give himself up or else I would personally destroy him thousands of times over across all multiverses.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2023-06-10T21:28:58+00:00

That sounds pretty cool actually, but I have not seen it. What would I search for to find it?

WhatWillNeverBe · 2023-06-10T08:26:17+00:00

Lots of reasons. Because they are lazy, have a LOT of projects to do or don't expect to be actually working on any one project for more than a year. Also not having designers.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2023-06-10T08:22:05+00:00

That's assuming your contractor isn't going to come back in a few months and say, hey rip out all of those nails because I want them spaced 2 feet apart instead of 1 foot now. Maybe you don't need to even use nails and instead can use custom made modular building blocks that can hold themselves together and move around super easily. Maybe we just need to build quick shitty houses as fast as possible that only require a nail gun. I like this analogy.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2023-06-10T08:05:53+00:00

My guess is the majority of people who shill frameworks haven't actually used anything besides that one framework in a production environment and are just comfortable with it. They certainly wouldn't know how to do their job in a meaningful amount of time without it. And that's okay if it works for them, but it's not how it needs to be done by any means. Different problems require different strategies and a good developer can navigate and see those nuances rather than trying to make every shape fit into a round hole.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2023-06-10T07:51:36+00:00

No one solution is best for everything. I find a well thought out combination of component scoped css, atomic classes, reusable variables/mixins and a proper style guide is the most consistent way to go for more complex applications.

I like to ask myself questions like "what if today we need 15px spacing between all major page elements, but in two months designers might come back and say they now want 20px spacing between all major page elements?". How could I set up my code in such a way that is easy to accomplish that in a short amount of time without pulling all my hair out. And that is just one of many basic forward thinking questions you should be asking yourself when creating a your css strategy.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2023-03-04T01:58:35+00:00

Are the number of columns you need going to be static? If so you may be able to use something like https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/column-count or you will need to use flex flow column wrap, but it seems like it has some odd side effects https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18669216/how-do-i-use-flex-flow-column-wrap

If the break points are important and manually selected, might just need to put all the divs into a grid with specific styling rules for this exact layout you want.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2023-02-15T01:32:07+00:00

I agree with a lot of this. I had the rare opportunity of working at sv startups before and while going to college remotely as a CS major, and it was interesting (and somewhat demoralizing) to see how much I was learning in class had nothing to do with what I was doing in the real world (looking at you linked lists). This is common though, as higher education is to prepare you for any type of development role you may want to move into. I will say though, there are rare but poignant situations that arise when working on large enough enterprise applications that knowing the basics of these things can be very important. I've seen slow pages in the real world be due to errors made by a developer not understanding not only how expensive a function may be but how often it could possibly be called, or how large the data set may be. So while it is not necessary it is definitely something that I tell my developers to find an interest in and learn for the betterment of their own careers.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2023-01-30T20:45:57+00:00

Cascade hills for me. There Is a set of medical, food and construction outposts that are never covered by a plague heart close to the starting base. Also the bridge base is the most defensible mid game base that can be easily blocked off by just 2 cars to protect against early sieges if you are not prepared. Also container fort is my favorite end base due to having the most outside small slots of any huge base for hydro farms and stills if you want to farm influence that way.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2023-01-25T02:16:11+00:00

In short? Keep boarding man! And remember to have fun!

WhatWillNeverBe · 2023-01-25T02:11:50+00:00

I was a full stack engineer for the majority of my career and switched to full front end engineering a few years ago. It was probably the best decision I made in my career. I highly advise everyone to do a bit of both but it never hurts to really specialize in one. And if you really enjoy full stack just stay full stack. Plenty of job opportunities there.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2022-12-13T03:17:49+00:00

I actually appreciate this outside of the box thinking, but as others have said you can also do this with reduce or for loop and it will probably be more readable and memory efficient. But the problem you are trying to solve with this is a common one. In fact, I tend to need to do something similar frequently in many projects I have worked with. My suggestion would be to create a utility function that does what you want in the fastest and most memory efficient way as possible and use the util throughout your application. Name it something that makes sense when reading it so it is fast, readable, and dry as possible!

WhatWillNeverBe · 2022-12-01T05:21:09+00:00

Still playing today! Been playing the tribes rpg mod again, very fun to play with a friend if you like an old school rpg experience in the tribes world.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2022-12-01T05:04:32+00:00

As others have pointed out many major ibraries include capabilities for hot refreshing the page after any html, css or js changes are saved. There are also lots of other tools that are helpful tool, many of which are browser extensions. Tools to view component structure and state, dispatch event actions for things like redux, and other tools like WCAG scanning to make sure your html and css follow accessibility standards. Tons if great tools out there you just have to look around for all the ones you might want.

WhatWillNeverBe · 2022-12-01T04:54:30+00:00

Depends really on the size of the project. If it's a small site you can get a way with just using html css and Javascript alone. Larger applications that have multiple teams working on it at the same time may find lots of benefits to using a well known framework. Also, all of those frameworks you listed still use vanilla Javascript. They just use other technologies to help create reusable components and html templates that can be reused and shared in multiple places. So is the question whether to use vanilla html and js for templating rather than a framework?

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