Symfony is the worst of any big framework when it comes to doing anything passed absolute basics. It's offensive to even cal it documentation as it is really like a series of blog posts that show you how to do certain things without actually documenting how to use any APIs, i.e. the parameters and returns.
I'm an American and on a normal week I drink like 3 beers. You put it to a contest and I'm drinking 10 in a night. Not as much as most Brits might be able to, but I doubt they could hit 48 a piece to make up for the population difference.
You can argue that on an ideological ground, and I'm not even disagreeing with you, but the laws are the laws, regardless of what you think people's rights are. And specifically the EU directives clearly state that you cannot nudge, manipulate or compel users into giving consent by locking them out of your site unless they consent:
You've taken this completely out of context. GDPR is about storing/processing personal data, not about the terms of using a service. You have every right to block a user from a service if they don't accept the terms
Sadly finding a good vet is like finding a shiny Pokemon. Keep in mind; there are still plenty of vets that put down perfectly healthy and friendly pets, that cut off tails and ears because of aesthetic reasons, declaw cats, debark dogs, continue helping greeders to create more suffering designer breeds, etc.
This sounds very biased. In my experience vets and breeders dislike each other. Those procedures are mostly if not all illegal. No vet, that isn't a psychopath, wants to put an animal down. I dont think you realise what kind of toll it puts on them. It's likely one of the reasons vets have one of the highest suicide rates.
Is Laravel starting to grow up yet? I think last time a took a serious look at it was 4 or 5 major versions ago and at the time it felt a bit like a poor man's Symfony. Blade felt like an awful choice for a template engine because of its choice of syntax, Eloquent felt worse than Doctrine because it by default used database tables as an on the fly information source (killing code completion) and Laravel itself was seemingly so in love with static method calls that it used them for everything. I was assured at the time that it was also possible to use dependency injection but every time I had to look stuff up all I found was examples of people using static calls rather than DI. And worst of all, there was no reliable release schedule including a way of knowing how long the current major was going to be supported through its final LTS release.
Lol. Why? Because Blade gives full access to PHP or something? The whole point of having a template engine is a separation of concerns. Blade is awful because it is basically just PHP, just with an added syntactic layer that doesn't even really add anything.
I disagree. The point of views is separation of concerns. The point of a templating engine is to make building views easier. Twig doesn't force separation of concerns
There's no data here, it's just ugly
Symfony is the worst of any big framework when it comes to doing anything passed absolute basics. It's offensive to even cal it documentation as it is really like a series of blog posts that show you how to do certain things without actually documenting how to use any APIs, i.e. the parameters and returns.
I'm an American and on a normal week I drink like 3 beers. You put it to a contest and I'm drinking 10 in a night. Not as much as most Brits might be able to, but I doubt they could hit 48 a piece to make up for the population difference.
Try me
https://apnews.com/article/chinese-chess-xiangqi-competition-defecation-b83c5672f4f2da7e15e77cfce8888659
You can argue that on an ideological ground, and I'm not even disagreeing with you, but the laws are the laws, regardless of what you think people's rights are. And specifically the EU directives clearly state that you cannot nudge, manipulate or compel users into giving consent by locking them out of your site unless they consent:
You've taken this completely out of context. GDPR is about storing/processing personal data, not about the terms of using a service. You have every right to block a user from a service if they don't accept the terms
Well I linked an excerpt from GDPR which says otherwise.
Again you are wrong.. GDPR is about personal data. There are many other things terms could imclude
The capital or lowercase is a good shorthand. Sometimes you'll see it as F8a / Fb8a / Ft8a
Here I was thinking the F prefix stood for Font. The system couldn't be more confusing
I think
Damn this is what I thought it was
This seems a little bit weird.
The amount of sex you have drops as you obtain more kids
I thought for sure white was going to do a longside castle to deal the killer blow, but nope, not needed apparently. Cool finish
I thought it was that til I read your comment
So it's like normal chess but with two E files
To which he replied, "The fuck I know about the thtarth and the thky. My pigeonth love flying up there though."
Lol you made me spit laughing
Why you gotta do the Brits like that
Franz Ferdinand death
Hook them up with my ex wife and wait for old age to kick in. That'll teach them
The devil came out of her
That's not really a docker thing, just a bash thing
Read the post
New Norway
Nynorsk
Sadly finding a good vet is like finding a shiny Pokemon. Keep in mind; there are still plenty of vets that put down perfectly healthy and friendly pets, that cut off tails and ears because of aesthetic reasons, declaw cats, debark dogs, continue helping greeders to create more suffering designer breeds, etc.
This sounds very biased. In my experience vets and breeders dislike each other. Those procedures are mostly if not all illegal. No vet, that isn't a psychopath, wants to put an animal down. I dont think you realise what kind of toll it puts on them. It's likely one of the reasons vets have one of the highest suicide rates.
it's this i think
Good bot
Is Laravel starting to grow up yet? I think last time a took a serious look at it was 4 or 5 major versions ago and at the time it felt a bit like a poor man's Symfony. Blade felt like an awful choice for a template engine because of its choice of syntax, Eloquent felt worse than Doctrine because it by default used database tables as an on the fly information source (killing code completion) and Laravel itself was seemingly so in love with static method calls that it used them for everything. I was assured at the time that it was also possible to use dependency injection but every time I had to look stuff up all I found was examples of people using static calls rather than DI. And worst of all, there was no reliable release schedule including a way of knowing how long the current major was going to be supported through its final LTS release.
I'm shocked at anyone thinks twig is better than blade
Lol. Why? Because Blade gives full access to PHP or something? The whole point of having a template engine is a separation of concerns. Blade is awful because it is basically just PHP, just with an added syntactic layer that doesn't even really add anything.
I disagree. The point of views is separation of concerns. The point of a templating engine is to make building views easier. Twig doesn't force separation of concerns
Nice job!
Why did he receive 800’000 euros ?
They ran out dollars
Really? Source??
Big if true
Yes