I always start by writing a "SELECT FROM x WHERE y" and afterwards replace the "SELECT" with "DELETE" 🙂

So, I tried forwarding one of the emails to the platform’s support. And right after hitting send, my mail provider notified me, that they're now blocking outgoing mail from me, because it looked like I was sending spam 😂🤦🏼‍♂️
Luckily I could unlock it myself, but wow, that escalated quickly 😅
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It's pretty much like when they discovered radioactivity and produced radioactive toothpaste and things like that 😅🙈

I think that rule is not only valid for juniors, but for devs in general: don't use code you haven't read and fully understood.

Because they had large Perl legacy applications or...?

Valid points 👍🏻 Still, imo the main argument is: you need to understand the code being generated - especially if real users rely on your app. Even manually well tested apps can break unexpectedly. If you’re not a dev, you’ll have to hope AI can fix it.
Great for mockups and throwaway apps, though!

German Wolf Association...interesting! 🐺
I tried Perl at first too, but had no guidance and couldn’t even get a simple ‘Hello World’ running at that age. I quickly stumbled upon PHP, which made getting started so much easier! 🤩🐘

I created this issue a few years ago github.com/php/php-src/...

Also have a package github.com/crwlrsoft/qu... (also used in github.com/crwlrsoft/url) which solves the issue and therefore also became a dependency of bref (github.com/brefphp/bref...).

Oh sorry, it's "ViennaPHP ❤️ Laravel Vienna"!

Imho, registrars should make it way easier to have nameservers/DNS set up correctly before the transfer. Or actually make it hard to mess it up! Suggest importing the current DNS records or nameserver - shouldn't be that hard, right?
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