reporting you to the cyber police for grossly offensive comments about a minority of linux users

expect UK police at your doorstep at 2am 😃

I have butter knives and I know how to use them. There will be casualties!

this will require at least 30 police officers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmTNZfR4dNw

our police are a joke

@meratrix Confirming that ddd works on the rpi. Qemu is making it crash via SSH though.

gdb is crashing, that is.

Even on the console.

yeah, I installed it and used it, I’ve used it previously on lab machines.

I’m just glad it works.

Time to study for my calc 3 exam tomorrow, ooooooh wee

JS IS SO FUCKING DUMB

holy shit

```js
async function populateImageInformation(productRecord) {
let imageInfo = [];
for(let uploadId of productRecord.images) {
let imageData = await File.getByUploadId(uploadId);
imageInfo.push(imageData);
}
productRecord.images = imageInfo;

console.log(require('util').inspect(productRecord))

return productRecord;
}
```

why the fuck is the output so dumb

```
[{"_id":"5ac2952b7619a334903bccd7","name":"test product","stockCode":"XD69","price":"30","__v":0,"updatedAt":"2018-04-02T20:40:11.902Z","createdAt":"2018-04-02T20:40:11.898Z",

"images":
["{ _id: 5ac295257619a334903bccd6,\n uploadId: 'b6788f4788d9f131475aa04b61f5e29c',\n name: 'stainless-steel-bg-3.jpg',\n type: 'image/jpeg',\n size: 1021415,\n uploader: 5a84547d95a6728d64dcca41,\n __v: 0,\n updatedAt: 2018-04-02T20:40:05.022Z,\n createdAt: 2018-04-02T20:40:05.013Z,\n staffOnly: false }"]

,"description":"this is a test xd"}]```

the images property is an array of string versions of an object, not JSON, not valid objects, just human readable strings complete with whitespace

lol

>JS IS SO FUCKING DUMB

Free strings, dude.

no need to repeat it twice my dude

In this case, the blame is on whoever created that File class, no?

It's return a stringified JSON.

File is a `mongoose` schematic object, basically it is a class that abstracts a connection to a MongoDB collection

so it usually makes it easy to get records from the database

in this case it finds the one record with a specified ID

the data is returned and, when tested is an object

but for some reason when I push it to an array it goes ape shit and becomes a human readable string

the function takes a product record, then iterates the list of image upload IDs then loads info for each one. then it is supposed to replace that array with the list of file information records

I cannot for the life of me figure out why this fucks with the objects

A class that retrieves data from a database, called `File`?

Holy crap.

```js
getByUploadId: function(uploadId) {
return this.findOne({
uploadId
});
},
```

Now you check `findOne()`.

no it returns an object

and `typeof imageData` was === 'object

literally going bald from the amount of hair I am tearing out over here

What happens if you replace
```js
imageInfo.push(imageData);
```
by
```js
imageInfo = [imageData];
```

wut

in this case there could be multiple files...