No, just the UI, not the backend. I want to say Marlin though.
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No idea what that means.
UGH I have to use Linux SCP
Oh gosh.
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it is certainly better than the previous 40GB selected 
it is best for you to have one device just for dev
and on another device âŚOS for personal use
or dual boot with two OS where one is for dev and the other personal
because so much âgarbageâ destroys/slows down Windows when you have a huge IDE with a ton of subcomponents and envs, dozens of service, startups items, updates, as well as the fact that your device is immediately much more susceptible to attacks (security)âŚ
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Eh, to be honest Iâll keep it on windows for now.
Besides, with linux I now will have to deal with my different disk drives and such. Itâs all confusing.
I think it was only 20 GB, so yeh.
Plus, I split it onto 2 drives (the reason it isnât all on the other is because VS 2022 requires you to have some on the system drive).
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who said you have to have linux?
dual boot with two win10 /11
you will see
when then something will go crazy
so you canât uninstall a .NET package or update it
because something went crazyâŚ
come on TWU22 - listen with headphones to things from my post above
If itâs going to go crazy then no thanks
AAAAAAAH
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Welcome back to âCan you find my mistake and tell me how to fix it!â
The working (insecure code):
$sqlQuery = "SELECT * FROM `user_account` WHERE `user_id`='.$Info['key'].' AND `user_username`='.htmlspecialchars($_POST['username']).'";
$sqlcheck = mysqli_query($connect, $sqlQuery);
$AccountInfo = mysqli_fetch_assoc($sqlcheck);
if(mysqli_num_rows($sqlcheck)==1){
...
The new (broken) code:
$sqlcheck = $connect->prepare("SELECT * FROM user_account WHERE user_id =? AND user_username =?");
$sqlcheck->bind_param('ss', $Info['key'], $_POST['username']);
$sqlcheck->execute();
$sqlcheck->fetch();
$sqlcheck->close();
$AccountInfo = mysqli_fetch_assoc($sqlcheck);
if(mysqli_num_rows($sqlcheck)==1){
...
I have a feeling that the mysqli_ functions at the bottom are causing the error.
Thanks!
Fetch associative:
Num rows:
Yes, if you are going to go object-oriented style, the. You must stay that way, which means procedural will not work (basically aka. they are not backwards compatible).
Use virtualbox, or other equivalent software.
Just make sure you have enough storage on your desktop/laptop
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I have 1.6 TB available on my separate drive, but why do I need a lot of storage?
It is huge software. I used it for a while, and the updates are 1-2gb almost every other day.
And projects accumulate and become large, especially ones in C and its âvariantsâ.
OOPS wrong software (I was blabbing about Visual Studio).
If you want a vm to actually do something, try to give it more than 100gb of storage. Thereâs 15 vms and your storage is gone.
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In case you need to create multiple instances of virtual machines.
(40 VMs with 40GB storage each will take up 1.6 TB of storage space)
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OH, the VM has their own storage space, right right.
I have that. Just installed 2022, but I rarely use it. I might plan on using it for systems dev 
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Both creepy and cool.
What is funny though, is the wifi name I saw last night!
Somewhat inappropriate but not too much but if you don't wanna see then don't click I'm doing this just to be modest don't worry it's not that bad
MMM yes, gotta love how people make some indecent and yet laughable wifi names.
Have any of you ever seen (or even had) any good wifi names out there?
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I have seen numerous! These are off the top of my head, the names may vary a bit, but you get the point.
- âKnock knock the police are hereâ
- âShut upâ
- âYour neighborâ
- âInternetâ
- âBack doorâ (who needs wifi for their back door?)
Etc.
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âShed WiFiâ
âStop watering my lawnâ
âJEFFF!â (Or maybe it was âJEFFFF!â)
âNot a wifi networkâ
âGuess teh passwordâ (Yes, âtheâ was spelled wrong)
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