If you mean front end developers, then yes, that's me.

First, it's not front end's responsibility to sanitise the input before executing the query because it's not the front end code which operates on the database. What if we have ten front ends? Implement it ten times?

Second, it's the back end who's executing the query so they are doing it anyway. Doing it in the front end code is a waste of time and electricity.

It's not a war zone outpost. There is no such thing as multiple layers of security. It's absurd to think that a piece of malicious data "beat up" the security code at the first spot, just to be knocked out by the same security code further down the road. If a piece is code is effectively sanitising the input then the best place to put it is where it's closest to the database, and it only needs to happen once.

Rebasing is for advanced git users who knows what he's doing. If one does not know how to use it or not feeling comfortable in general, he can happily take his own code and try to merge it into the latest version instead. No one is judging.

For the rest of the world where projects are open-source, more often than not, not those projects inside a corporation where only the team lead is making decisions, it's a powerful tool to settle down conflicts sort out history.

One does not need to change the history again, if he's not comfortable with it. Just use git as if it's centralised VCS like SVN. No big deal. In fact, in corporations you do. There only needs to be one person who manages the repository.

I know, right? The pronoun for third-person female did not exist historically. When western culture hit China 100 years ago, they swap out the part where it means 'human' to make a new word.

Now when someone wants to refer to one in a gender-neutral way, they naturally write out the phonetic 'ta', as if the gender-neutral word is for male only.🤦

Same goes for second-person pronoun in Taiwan.

Stop these bullshits! The Chinese language does not need to address the gender! Figure that out in context! If you are writing and don't want to confuse your reader, just use the name!

I ran it and followed a documentation to install Void Linux and now it runs so much smoother!

crontab -e, right? 🤭

Customising the kernel just means something works properly in rare hardware configurations like you described. It's something which he who uses the general hardware (like an X86 desktop) can't easily see or understand because the 'stock' kernel is already working properly.

Uh... WASM?

Good for you! A few months after I started running seriously, I couldn't stop asking myself that why I didn't start running 30 years ago.

More like getting paid to multitask. In most meetings it's fine to just say 'Sorry, I was distracted. Could you repeat the question?' We attend meetings because we are needed only 5% of the whole time, and working our own stories in the background is a norm.

Try KOReader as well.

I have been purposefully avoiding Intel for the last six years. AMD CPUs are great if you are not stressed on ultra low power consumption. More threads, less money. AMD GPU drivers are open source and well integrated into the kernel, unlike NVidia's proprietary driver, which I will never go back to.

The father didn't believe the boy's claim and dared him to demonstrate exiting Vim without pulling out the power cable that night.