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dschooh
·3 yıl önce·discuss
Middle mouse button plus moving the trackpoint works well for me.
dschooh
·3 yıl önce·discuss
I even went and got myself a Tex Yoda II. I like it, but sometimes I wish it had real arrow keys. Maybe I'd go for a Shinobi next time.
dschooh
·4 yıl önce·discuss
Not necessarily. You can design the sign up process by way of always ending with a message that says you will be notified.
dschooh
·4 yıl önce·discuss
Middle click and moving the trackpoint up and down works for me.
dschooh
·4 yıl önce·discuss
This may not be the whole story, but one of the reasons is that JavaScript does not have a standard library. Corollaries are: several different module systems, application frameworks and bundlers exist.
dschooh
·4 yıl önce·discuss
Of course it depends on your system but it's more a matter of minutes than of hours. It's a really enjoyable experience to hack on the system and being able to rebuild in seconds. Just have a look at some SerenityOS hacking videos, they are truly inspiring.
dschooh
·4 yıl önce·discuss
[] is truthy in Ruby but there is #empty? on collection types. Rails also has #blank? which additionally works on false and nil.
dschooh
·5 yıl önce·discuss
> well by that point it just becomes a chore and I suspect there's good logging services that do this better than you'd spend your time doing yourself.

Which is why the OP suggested using tools like goaccess.
dschooh
·5 yıl önce·discuss
> By nature it won't filter out bots, however.

I have two questions about this:

- Since you know they are bots, why couldn't you filter them?

- On the other hand, couldn't there be bots that run JavaScript which would be tracked client-side?