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For a small environment this sounds like too much, i should be able to simply open up the laptop make a offline account and boom.
The computers will not be linked to the domain, these are stand alone laptops and we are pretty free when it comes to the user actually using the device.
 
Just nope, glad you still try to tell me how my situation is.
 
 
Also not looking for a solution because sadly i work around this stupidity of Microsoft now, I just find it really stupid that some normal user will buy a device and get forced to do this. The surface i bought could be bought by any normal user.
But thanks for most of you giving input! like I said it was a rant and hopefully some people read this that dind't know about this nasty way of them forcing something upon you.

A little rant so people are aware, this is the second Microsoft surfae i've bought.
And it does not let me make a local user account, it's something stupid they probably did.
Last time i called Microsoft about it and said i've bought a surface, WATCH OUT when you say the word surface they dial you through to the surface department about clearly a windows 10 problem.
Even a Microsoft employee told me this, it's stupid. The surface department said the could not help me ofcourse.
But atleast talking to 5 people for over an hour where 3 people absolutly refused to help me and were kind of being a dick.
I finally got to a person who could help me, which was of a whole different appartment.
 
Ofcourse i already kinda assumed it was no bug and just a stupid thing some idiot in a nice suite thought of.
 
The problem is when you get asked for WIFI do not enable wifi while configuring windows, this will make sure it is not possible to make a local account.
 
Well there is a "workaround" it's really stupid in my opinion. it may only work in some cases
 
Go to the UEFI Bios and disable WIFI, make sure you tablet is not connected to the network by cable.
Restart and suddenly you can make a local account.
 
The first time this works, but the Surface pro X does not let you disable wifi, so I have a device I absolutely cannot use.
 
 

https://www.lynda.com/ - Watch then start.
You just need something to get you started the rest will come with building experience.
 
PS : Could be any other side, just start.

This is such bullshit, basically spent a lot of money to develop for our shitty Apple OS !
Or setup a VM lose all the smooth experience of a normal PC.

Pretty obvious, try to add line by line because it seems you forget to add some ";" there
 
For example after $db variable and $msg variable.
 
Don't write all of it just do line by line and test if you just began

Find out what webserver you are using then find out what distro you are using then typ into google "restart {webserver} on {distro}"

You can't call a in_array() method on a Laravel collection. you can search in it with the given methods listed on the laravel documentation.
If you really need to call the in_array() method for some reason you can do. 
foreach ($value->service->toArray() as $service) { if (in_array($service, $request->service)) { $ok = true; } } But it defeats the purpose of a collection a bit.

Doing something like this requires a real challenge IMO, so building everything from the ground up.
Front-end, Back-end, everything.
 
Using squarespace for making a blog while its about coding seems kind of weak to me.
You want to experience everything that comes with it, security wise etc.
 
Don't buy a domain or hosting service start locally till its in a certain stage where it's acceptable to put online.

How about SQLite?

Just keep you to the docs, css might conflict and alot of trial and error

You can use anything.

He probably dind't read the post and just thought you wanted to people to make this for you.

Please stop with these useless questions, we already have in every thread where someones asks which language to start with problems.
Want to find the "best" of them, read into them do your own research instead of getting people their opinion about their fav language.

Owning a oculus and got it for some time now, first i tryed it much then I left it for a while since you really have to take time for a game/matches.
Addicted to Onward VR at the moment trying to be a bit competitive with it too.
 
Personally it was a easy choice for me, the Rift their controllers are really good.
Vive's controller just seem horrible and take out some feeling of the experience.
 
I wear glasses and contacts both do fine for me.
 
Personally its a bit hard to say if it's worth your money, depends how hooked you will be to it.

@Ali Khalid Why don't you write a "OS" from scratch and see what impossible task you just gave.
If you want to do some more realistic 'fun' challenges find something possible.
For example just see how long it takes to make a stable good looking video service (floatplane)
I'm pretty sure development has been going on for over a year with multiple people.

Discord Turbo
 
Try changing the title to something less filthy, seems like a community so ask if they want to join the community.

I think this topic has probably reached the stage where the OP isn't going to get any more useful info. Arguing about the best language isn't helpful.
Topic locked.

I personally would do something as the following.
 
Requirements (for me)
Shopping carts should be saved to account (Database) Shopping carts should be saved to sessions for guests On loading the page vue calls a get link to get the Shopping cart contents, display this however you like. I like to count the Array and set that number to a variable and show it like "$var items in your cart".
 
When clicking "Add to cart" the submit calls a vue function that connects to a laravel POST link. That method will see if the user if auth or not and then add the item to the account cart or session cart.
 
After that has been done, simply call the other function to get the contents again for the updated cart

Atom has a similar project : https://atom.io/#teletype
 
Maybe that  could work?

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Material is better suited to a status update.
 
Stunning rig by the way, nicely done.

Good chance your thread gets locked
 
Try to use the search function to find them.

Most of you would know that Stackoverflow released the results.
https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2018#technology-programming-scripting-and-markup-languages
 
It might be interesting for everyone just to take a glance at the whole survey, and google here and there some stuff you aren't familiar with.
Get new idea's or at least know about whats possible
 

Tagging commits can be done in the command line itself after you commited something.
Git can be used in every way possible you just have to see what work for you.
 
I personally like the Git Flow way of doing it, but for the sake of keeping you code you can also commit everything to master. It ain't a good idea but it is possible.
Don't learn Github or Bitbucket, learn Git.
 
Watch videos about git and the commands it comes with, Git flow commands can be used directly without downloading something I remember.
 
After you've watched some videos about git and it features, i suggest to take a look at Git flow. You don't have to use it but it's a nice way of keeping a structure that is fairly easly learned by other people when they join ur projects.
 
Git flow ain't a program to be clear, it is just a set of rules you should keep to have a structure in your repository. (just like MVC).

Hirens boot cd is widely known troubleshoot tool.
Do a google search instead of making assumptions.