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Talking about that idea you've just had, here's a little Trig.js challange on dev.to! Something to distract you from your main project but hopefully not too much, you may even want to use Trig.js in your main project afterwards. Win win. 😏
Actually, per the spec, you don't even need a TLD for a valid email address. root@localhost is still valid, though only locally. For a signup form or something like that you definitely want to only allow valid internet email addresses. But technically, the domain can contain any number of dot-atom components.
So me@my.long.ass.domain.name is just as valid as me@home. Also, domain-literal can be used so me@[192.168.1.1] is also valid but good luck every trying to create an account on a website with an address like that.
That's a broken regex. Errors:
You cannot create a range with shorthand escape sequences
Incomplete group structure
Character class missing closing bracket
Character range is out of order
The worst way to sit at a desk is sitting in the same posture for too long, regardless if it's "good posture" or "sitting like a shrimp". Move your spines, y'all!
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It could use
localStoragefor that setting, then.↗️↗️↗️
Talking about that idea you've just had, here's a little Trig.js challange on dev.to! Something to distract you from your main project but hopefully not too much, you may even want to use Trig.js in your main project afterwards. Win win. 😏
.house is a valid tld.
this is yet another reason why you should not validate email addresses with regex 😋
There's a bunch of "new" TLDs that are longer than 4 characters, just saying.
Actually, per the spec, you don't even need a TLD for a valid email address.
root@localhostis still valid, though only locally. For a signup form or something like that you definitely want to only allow valid internet email addresses. But technically, the domain can contain any number of dot-atom components.So
me@my.long.ass.domain.nameis just as valid asme@home. Also, domain-literal can be used some@[192.168.1.1]is also valid but good luck every trying to create an account on a website with an address like that.Also all parts of the address except the @ can contain comments. Don't forget the comments.
^[^@]+@[^@]+$That's a broken regex. Errors:
You cannot create a range with shorthand escape sequences
Incomplete group structure
Character class missing closing bracket
Character range is out of order
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Wow, that's higher quality than most of them... love how his eyes are pointing up into his face lol
Average developer experience
Using Gemini image outputs 🤪
What about 'git push --force --all'?
Try it and thank me later 😁
I got most of my "Eureka!" moments on the latter.
The worst way to sit at a desk is sitting in the same posture for too long, regardless if it's "good posture" or "sitting like a shrimp". Move your spines, y'all!
It's like the third time I watch this meme in the last 4 days, hahaha, always a good reminder.
Yes! But also...
Every time I see this I realise I'm sitting at my computer the equivalent of the way Marty McFly slept.
Sunday being week[0] and Monday being week[1] is how I explain Zero-Index arrays to normies :D
No, starting on Sunday is like starting at
[-1]Yeah The perfect way to produce endless software filled with either bugs and lack of integration and infinite Jira and confluence documentation.
Already posted last week:
dev.to/besworks/comment/2maij
Never gets old ... can't post often enough :P
I wanted to laugh but this hurts 🫠
It's a truly unique skill
Legendary C++ Joke
he he
"Why did the hacker break up with the internet?
Because they found someone with better encryption!"
good thought