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by DCoder 5y ago
ZUGFeRD is part of EU's creatively titled eInvoicing [0] project, compatible implementations should exist in other EU countries sooner or later. [0]: https://ec.europa.eu/cefdigital/wiki/display/CEFDIGITA
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by DCoder 5y ago
You can also tell git that the .git dir is completely separated from the working dir: alias dogit='GIT_WORK_TREE=/path/to/src/dir GIT_DIR=/path/to/dotgit/dir git' dogit pull remote
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by DCoder 6y ago
It's mildly amusing to see kudos for a solution that lacks any <noscript> support.
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by DCoder 6y ago
> they make the ' http:// ' not visible in the bar. What confusing signaling! In recent versions of Chrome, you can right-click the bar and choose "Always show full URLs" to fix that particular stupidity.
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by DCoder 6y ago
Yeah, nowadays most of the sites are suffering from div-ititis that has no semantics, massive blackholes of JavaScript that have to be loaded and processed before you can even see plain text, and CSS class names that are randomly hashed wit
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by DCoder 6y ago
> use either an <a> or a <button> Generally, it should be noted that an <a> tag is only appropriate if it makes sense to right-click this element and get options to "open in new tab" or "add to bookmark
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by DCoder 6y ago
I think what they mean is this: if you're dissatisfied with invoice PDFs generated and sent by Stripe, it's fairly common to disable the sending and use an integration [0] to generate/send them out instead. And then if you ca
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by DCoder 6y ago
And if you thought that was not challenging enough: https://rampion.github.io/RegHex/
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by DCoder 6y ago
> I don’t know any other language with lambdas which requires me to spell out explicitly which variables it should close over PHP closures have to specify which variables they close over, and whether it's done by-val or by-ref [0]
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by DCoder 6y ago
I'd say that Symfony reads like Java, whereas Laravel reads like a weird copy of Rails.
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by DCoder 6y ago
Mozilla runs a DB of their own: [0]. Although their IRC network closed down recently, so this might not last long either. And there's also XKCDB [1]. [0]: http://quotes.burntelectrons.org/browse [1]: http://
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by DCoder 6y ago
This is like asking "vim or emacs". You'll never change anyone's mind on the matter, but you'll get the same old arguments from ~ten years ago [0] about how this is both "very simple†" and "pointless
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by DCoder 6y ago
Oh, that makes sense, thanks.
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by DCoder 6y ago
The guide also says you need to close Event Viewer before installing. I'm not sure I want to know why.
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by DCoder 6y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/ar1qj1/_/egl52...
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by DCoder 7y ago
That reminds me of a vendor who wraps SAP Business One in their own webservice. This webservice has two business methods. The first one, ExecuteXML, takes an <XmlBody> representing a regular SAP B1 XML request and passes it on to one
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by DCoder 7y ago
TypeScript spoiled me. I want PHP to have generics and all the type-system goodness that TS brings.
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by DCoder 7y ago
W3C recommends the same pattern: [0]. [0]: https://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-personal-names
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by DCoder 7y ago
> Can I possibly even start the discussion at why the hell these things are being named in this way? This reminds me a lot of Perl with its creative naming for things, e.g. promises giving you a `Vow` object that you can `keep()` or
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by DCoder 7y ago
Ghostery already does this kind of forging for many blocked gadgets.
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by DCoder 7y ago
What are the odds that those hacks have been broken by Chrome updates since then?
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by DCoder 7y ago
New printer next year: "Hmm, I can't contact my telemetry server with these internet settings… time to connect to any open Wi-Fi I can find nearby!"
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by DCoder 7y ago
The behaviour you're referring to is actually a global property `window.event` [0]. Although it's part of the DOM spec, it's only there for historical reasons and should definitely be avoided. [0]: https://develope
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by DCoder 7y ago
I wrote up one example that was particularly frustrating when I realized it [0]. [0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/ar1qj1/_/egl52...
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by DCoder 7y ago
TypeScript was and still is a very necessary addition over plain JS, but everything else you said is spot on. This ecosystem is very much a Red Queen's race, you have to learn all sorts of tooling that will be deprecated and forgotten
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by DCoder 7y ago
> It's worth remembering that history is fluid, and we have to update the facts constantly. Churchill's war diaries were taken as fact until about 1990, when it became apparent that he had lionised himself to some degree. It
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by DCoder 7y ago
Moreover, some archives were destroyed a) to prevent them from being captured during the war, especially in the 1941 defense of Moscow, and b) to cover up whatever the leaders considered too sensitive later. This second portion also include
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by DCoder 7y ago
I can't comment for sure if they still have the source, but I know that EA made changes to those games when they released The First Decade [0] to make their CD-checks accept the new DVD. Most of the games were recompiled (so source was
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by DCoder 7y ago
Browser vendors are paying less and less attention to EV anyway [0]. [0]: https://www.troyhunt.com/extended-validation-certificates-ar...
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by DCoder 7y ago
> the keepass entropy estimate presumably […] tries KeePass sources are available [0], you can see the specific algorithms it uses in [1]. [0]: https://sourceforge.net/projects/keepass/files/KeePass%202

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