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8:00 PM

Tumbleweed candidate; zero score, no answers, no comments, and low views: libconfini (shared library) c parsing library configuration

Thomas Ward

@Olzhas everything inside Faraday cages, each with their own independent power supply inside the cage, no wireless, no internet, portable drives die after each use and disintegrate, etc.

Olzhas

@ThomasWard, digital Fort Knox

Phrancis

Welp, time to git reset --hard

Thomas Ward

@Olzhas inside a secure server room with secure access controls, yeah. Pretty much. :)

Mast

Just don't allow anyone access. Problem solved.

EBrown

8:08 PM

I hate this mouse

Mast

Get a cat.

RoboSanta

Naruto answer; accepted non-selfie answer with 0 score: Get all company branches using stored procedure php mysql stored-procedure

EBrown

@Mast Doesn't come with USB support.

Phrancis

#define _LIBCONFINI_EXPAND_SETTINGS_MACRO_AS_(______)                          /*-*\

    ______(     BITS      NAME                        DEFAULT VALUE            )/--/
                                                                               /-*/\
    ______(     8,        delimiter_symbol,           '='                      )/*-/
                                                                               /-*/\
    ______(     2,        semicolon,                  INI_PARSE_COMMENT        )   \

WTF

Captain Obvious

Q: Very Simple Stack in C

I'm starting to learn C and thought it would be a good idea to try and implement some data structures. I started with a very simple stack and would like to hear some opinions. Not sure yet how this site works, I hope my code is not too basic? At least it seems to work as intended. Stack.c ...

RoboSanta

8:20 PM

Ripe zombie; open question with answers, at least one answer having score 0, no answer having score > 0: Laravel generate category list from product results php mysql laravel

Duga

Code review item: you don't need so many Scanner objects. You could just use a single instance and share it among all your methods since all of them are reading from System.in. — D.B. 25 secs ago

skiwi

@Phrancis Is that a Sumarai on to the right?

Phrancis

lol

@RoboSanta Nice answer

Mast

8:38 PM

EBrown

...

Mast

Oooh!

Definitely a cat with USB support.

Phrancis

AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

Now, I understand why this fs package has broken my build...

Duga

LOL true, it is a bit redundant. Thanks for the code review. — Linuxn00b 38 secs ago

Phrancis

I guess I would have expected npm to warn that the package had nothing usable in it

Hosch250

9:08 PM

@Mast Get a rat.

Rats will kill mice.

Oh, and Microsoft carries them.

I had this "mouse" for a while, and my younger siblings called it a "rat" because it was so much bigger than my other mouse:

Phrancis

I find that light blue stripe kind of tacky, but looks like a cool mouse otherwise

Captain Obvious

Q: Trying to find Max and Min using a loop

I am brand new to this website and I am currently pulling my hair out because of this program. First things first, this is javascript! Second, I have put multiple hours into this so I am not just being lazy. Here's the Problem: Before your boss allows adjustable thermostats in the office suite,...

javascript

Phrancis

9:37 PM

@CaptainObvious broken

Suppose I want to keep some data in a list on a page like this one (as in, the posts in this chat room, for example) that I need to poll periodically for updates, as well as add items to, would it be simplest to just keep the data in objects in a regular array/list? Or use temp storage like a cookie?

Thomas Ward

@Mast Including yourself, then. To be truly secure.

Hosch250

10:14 PM

@Phrancis That's a button.

It is a touch-sensitive button that supports swipe-up, swipe-down, and click.

And it isn't so bright in real life.

Phrancis

Ohh, makes sense

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Ethan Bierlein

11:31 PM

monking

Phrancis

Monking

Phrancis

11:49 PM

in JavaScript - Stop asking if websites are down. on Stack Overflow Chat, 18 mins ago, by Kendall Frey

I published a writeup of my LED strip project on the Arduino website

Duga

Code review item: your variable names are too short to be meaningful to anyone else who reads this. Names like la, lb, lc, a, etc. make your code very hard to understand. — D.B. 12 secs ago

Phrancis

In case anyone is interested in Arduino, that^ looks pretty badass

Ethan Bierlein

Wow, I haven't heard the song in that video for years.

Phrancis

Is that Skrillex?