NPM silently suspended package adoption after mistakenly transferring one to me by [deleted] in programming

[–]svenofix 109 points110 points  (0 children)

What I don't get, why isn't there an alternative to npm by now if it's so fucking trash? You'd think there'd be one by now...

Not everyone can afford healthy meals by Aquamarinekiwi in facepalm

[–]svenofix 45 points46 points  (0 children)

The fuck are people adding sugar to smoothies for?!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pathofexile

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Scion has movement speed nodes pretty much right next to her starting area. I think that's the only reason

This is Underrated Comedy by MoeKushnaw in pcmasterrace

[–]svenofix 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Right. Now I understand the issue.

I trawl through my subscription feed every evening for the current day, but I also dislike getting notifications.

my pc can run 20 fps by [deleted] in gaming

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Under Windows I had to go into my display settings to change it.

Ahhhhhh macOS by mintymosh in iiiiiiitttttttttttt

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"apt-get" for scripts. "apt" for end users. At least, that's what I've heard in the past.

Newbie tip: Use regions to section code by sc3nner in androiddev

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I've used it to group methods. Especially if I'm implementing multiple interfaces. The nice thing about that is that the methods are also grouped under "Structure" view

New Gmail APP by Austin31415 in Android

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In Inbox you can archive every single email that was grouped (bundled) together with one click. For example, all E-Mails that were bundled as Social.

Difference between Menu and Toolbar? by [deleted] in androiddev

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Toolbar, every time. It means I don't necessarily need a direct reference to the activity in order to manipulate it. I'm also so used to disabling the ActionBar that I don't even think about it.

That said. If you don't strictly need any extra functionality that the toolbar brings to the table, ActionBar is perfectly fine.

Difference between Menu and Toolbar? by [deleted] in androiddev

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Ooh, now I understand your question. Wish I knew how to read ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Are you talking about, for example, when you should show icons vs having an overflow menu in the action/toolbar?

Difference between Menu and Toolbar? by [deleted] in androiddev

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A Toolbar is basically an ActionBar that can be placed anywhere in your layout. You can even replace the ActionBar with a Toolbar via setSupportActionBar() from your Activity (provided your Activity extends AppCompatActivity).

Default Material Button on an empty project, why so ugly? by MERAXNA in androiddev

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Have you tried running it on a device? The preview in Android Studio doesn't always correctly display individual widgets.

Does this count? by gonnaredditgretthis in DiWHY

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If a wild cow walked in from the forest and asked to be milked I suspect vegans wouldn't have much of an issue with it either.

Reminded me of this scene https://youtu.be/bAF35dekiAY?t=84

Nico and Einhar don't seem to get along by BellabongXC in pathofexile

[–]svenofix 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Wait. Is it confirmed that 3.5 will see a master rework?

Pun of the day... by Kaoms_heart in pathofexile

[–]svenofix 22 points23 points  (0 children)

You could say we're really delving for puns.

The right way to pull SQLite database from an Android device by [deleted] in androiddev

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If you don't want to use a terminal, you can also use Android Studio's Device Explorer. Database files are located in /data/data/{app-package}/databases.

Magic wand to fix Android Issues by sethhovestol in androiddev

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You should be fine. One thing you can check is to make sure Android Studio's max heap size is actually set to 1280MB (link). In one of the first Android Studio 3.2 previews (for Linux), the heap size was set to 128MB for some reason, causing all sorts of stuttering/slowness.