

Can you give this to me in function form so I can find the global max the gets the most people yelling?
Can you give this to me in function form so I can find the global max the gets the most people yelling?
Then you lose your database quickly, so it’s still fast
Does anyone yell if I use SQL?
What percentage of people that have gigabyte Ethernet actually saturate gigabyte Ethernet? I have a whole ubiquiti setup and yet I’ve found my 300/300 meets my needs.
Idk what optimizations Microsoft stacked on top of Chromium, but Edge is effectively Chrome. It’s based on the same code as Chrome. Unless Microsoft managed to fix Chrome in some way Google couldn’t.
You deleted the failing test, didn’t you
“soso” 😂 I’m laughing but it’s not funny
Delete all the tests!
…or you can just delete the failing tests :)
What if all the tests pass?
Yeah. They have both case sensitive and case insensitive options when you format your drive. It used to default to case insensitive. I haven’t formatted my boot drive in a long time, so I can’t say what it defaults to today.
Yes, that’s exactly what I do when I rename lol
Most of my frustration comes from combining cases insensitive folders/files with git and then running my code on another machine. If you aren’t coding where you have hundreds of files that import other files, I could see this being a non issues.
On Mac when I rename a folder from “FOO” to “foo” git sees them as the same folder so no change is committed. In JavaScript I import a file from “foo” so locally that works. Commit my code and someone else pulls in my changes on their machine. But on their machine the folder is still “FOO” so importing from “foo” doesn’t work.
…and whoever decided a file system should be case insensitive by default, I hate you.
This is what I get. Not as bad but still bad lol
The most open operating system
…to being bricked by kernel level security software and video game anti cheats
“The American experiment endures”
Wow wow what did sqlite ever do to you