When/why would you want to do this? I went to pt. 1 but it didn't seem clear.
And yet all the discussion is on the other thread, so it makes sent to redirect people coming here.
My explorer frequently crashes (closes with no error), so an alternative is interesting.
How? What is a common modern day use?
Yeah but you (or another developer) probably won't see the commit message later in the future when you come across that segment of code.
My first thought (influenced heavily by Hollywood) was that it was some kind of assassin or other criminal service. You call in, give the correct pass phrase and someone tells you where to get your vacuum repaired…
The post said they had an enterprise account, which I assume could limit access via separate logins, but many of the users were sharing the same single set of credentials (e.g. everyone logging in with the same…
I didn't even know there was a difference. Thank you to everyone who is clarifying in this thread.
On my new Samsung tv, the Netflix app also has a SUPER annoying auto play trailer feature THAT YOU CANNOT DISABLE. I am just trying to scroll through the list and literally everything I stop on immediately starts…
When/why would you want to do this? I went to pt. 1 but it didn't seem clear.
And yet all the discussion is on the other thread, so it makes sent to redirect people coming here.
My explorer frequently crashes (closes with no error), so an alternative is interesting.
How? What is a common modern day use?
Yeah but you (or another developer) probably won't see the commit message later in the future when you come across that segment of code.
My first thought (influenced heavily by Hollywood) was that it was some kind of assassin or other criminal service. You call in, give the correct pass phrase and someone tells you where to get your vacuum repaired…
The post said they had an enterprise account, which I assume could limit access via separate logins, but many of the users were sharing the same single set of credentials (e.g. everyone logging in with the same…
I didn't even know there was a difference. Thank you to everyone who is clarifying in this thread.
On my new Samsung tv, the Netflix app also has a SUPER annoying auto play trailer feature THAT YOU CANNOT DISABLE. I am just trying to scroll through the list and literally everything I stop on immediately starts…