now I have a line that goes something like require(['jquery', 'datatables', 'datatables-moment', 'config', 'data'], function ($, _, _, config, data) { }); where the underscores are placeholders... because the damn thing modifies the global jq instance
@OliverSalzburg I actually rather dislike the majority of jq's functionality.
Yeah, lots of stuff builds on top of jQuery, but I try to stay away from it. I rather write my own small wrapper function around the code that I need, than to integrate jq
But, then again, in the software our company sells, we have jquery due to dependencies, so we use it for DOM manipulation as well
DOM manip is really fucking crazy indeed. Like, wtf, there's insertBefore, but no insertAfter?
From the DOM Level 1 spec
Interface HTMLTableElement
The create and delete methods on the table allow authors to construct
and modify tables. HTML 4.0 specifies
that only one of each of the CAPTION,
THEAD, and TFOOT elements may exist in
a table. Therefore, if one exists, and
t...
Basically, our security requirements are set by our clients, so we have a wifi network that's seperate, and terminal servers that are seperate as well. Internal phone system's on another vlan...
and production network's got no internet access outside the TSes
That's essentially a worst case scenario.
Chances are no one's going to care what's on your phone
(Ok, corporate up high hands down directives, but we're largely exempt... we were told to list all software and make sure everything was authorised for an audit, my boss told me to list everything as required for my job.)
> The page you were after lived a good and happy life, but now it is no longer with us. That's ok though, because we have thousands more that are alive and just as great.
@ThatBrazilianGuy I'm avoiding 4.4 and 5.0 because (a) I don't have time to deal with the stability issues now (is 5.0 even available yet? Samsung took ~8 months to get 4.4 to Aus after releasing it elsewhere) and (b) 4.4 completely screwed over SD card support
That still has nothing to do with 4.4's SD issues.
It has nothing to do with the filesystem format.
It was a fundamental change in the way the OS handled SD access and permissions.
And my opinion is that it was intended to make SD cards nigh-useless to force people to move to 'cloud' storage (notice also the Nexus line has no SD support at all and that Google is a rather large cloud storage provider and proponent...)
From the DOM Level 1 spec
Interface HTMLTableElement
The create and delete methods on the table allow authors to construct
and modify tables. HTML 4.0 specifies
that only one of each of the CAPTION,
THEAD, and TFOOT elements may exist in
a table. Therefore, if one exists, and
t...
