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Three Wishes

If a jinni (or genie) grants you three wishes, what would you wish? I might guess something such as generic infinite riches, maybe even world peace. You know, sudden, instant gratification. That gibbon, please. Make it ride a scooter with jet. Or perhaps exploiting the technicality (loophole). Say, for instance, please grant me another x wishes , or better, another battalion of you , "you" being the jinni. How am I supposed to clone myself? — said the jinni. Unless the jinni stated the terms and conditions, we can surely find a cheeky way to get to the backdoor. And as for me, I might ignore the jinni politely. Such as, I thank thee for the generous offer, kind sir. Might I offer thee for a sugared roundel, nigh consumed, its orb defiled? Perhaps not, perhaps I'd say, Why? ⬆️ Indeed, just one word. You see, it will instantly break the spell. Because the bugger needs to explain the bugger in question. Since the bugger has a talkative nature, the ...

VS Code Thinks atob() Is Deprecated - How to Fix

Actually, both atob() and btoa() . This Is Specifically in VS Code Or VSCode . Because if I said "... on VS Code", that would sound like I was physically standing on top of VS Code, like a skateboard. 🛹 😂 🤔 At the moment, it is a bug 🪲, until it is not 🔧, in their IntelliSense for JavaScript. I noticed it since few years behind. Indeed it is harmless . But since last week, when I opened my certain Node.js project (monolithic — frontend and backend in one project), I kept on noticing the struck through function. And therefore, here's how to fix it. For your information, the JavaScript (ECMAScript) here is the actual browser (frontend / client) language, not backend / server-side (Node.js). But also in this post, we'll see implementation in Node.js. 🤔🙂 This is deprecation notice for atob() : This is deprecation notice for btoa() : Fix: Attach Window Object For atob() window.atob() For btoa() window.btoa() Fixed. 👍 History The met...

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