@TildalWave It took all of my self control not to giggle as the lady was describing it to me. Spicy Italian sausage + marinara sauce + cheese + bun = awesome.
@Simon Some MsysGit guy, check is commits from last year.
@Ohnana there were cases where they wrote whole IDEs with built-in versioning control in that same IDE and version controlled by that same built in version control
My fountain pens have never leaked, the one that opened stained because the cap came completely off in my pocket and it was just sort of floating in there capless.
@TildalWave My father-in-law has a bunch of antique Watermans. He generally buys them broken, and fixes and restores them. I got to use one of them when they were visiting a couple of weeks ago...It was an exceptional pen.
@TildalWave Definitely, but I could care less about the name. I'm more impressed with the gas mileage and the sound it makes for being a puny little 4 cylinder.
@Xander I have one about their medium range ... really heavy, too much gold but well balanced otherwise. Got it as a present but never used it, it seems a shame to LOL
And I'm terrible with losing stuff like that
I highly doubt it'd find its way home if I left it somewhere
@TildalWave I'm bad about finding a pen I like, buying a bunch of them, then finding another pen I like better, and buying a bunch of those leaving the old ones to rot in my office supply cabinet. These are my current pens: amazon.com/uni-ball-Vision-Roller-Blue-Black-69020/dp/…
do you think there is a reason why open source php static code analysers are outdated and/or bad tools ? I find it weird that one of the most used web language doesnt have a good open source solution to do that
programming languages are so open-ended, it's hard to find "bad" code. static analyzers do their best to match patterns and look for universally dangerous things, and that's really helpful! it saves my fingers and eyes. But to actually dig into code and find the little "gotchas" I think it needs a human touch
@ack__ a) Good static analyzers are hard to write, and thus tend to be expensive. There is no money in PHP. b) What @Ohnana said about programming languages..Yeah, this applies to PHP x1000000. See: eev.ee/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-design
@ack__ there are almost no good OS static analysis tools that I know of. Generally 'cause anything beyond the "grep for known bad strings" approach is horribly difficult
and people that do it successfully seem to want to get paid :)
well that and even the commercial ones aren't always brilliant
@RоryMcCune There are a lot better techniques for statically typed languages actually. Static analysis for dynamically typed languages are a lost cause though.
