oof

I mean, the Linux fanboys' point ain't wrong. It just comes from a different perspective of your techo-grandma equivalent Windows user. It's like identity politics, but the people who know better are even bigger uncomprehensible assholes.

Feels like r/blackpeopletwitter

Follow Floydian's advice throughly

House M.D. built me up to a sort of ease on skeptically breaking up any normal situation to a (generally) more truthful sight, and rediscovering my vision on things I took for granted.

Most other shows helped me think about things outside my usual day

On the plus side, it came to due to the pratical difficulty of managing more globalized repositories. Could be of too many restrictions on software use and modification because of some dumb corporative reasoning, and hence could be worse

Expect a lot of restriction over what you can do with your system outside a 3rd party CLI

Target audience and current user base. SO is old and has users old enough to be tired of explaining something for the nth time. That's not so much of the case for DevRant as many users are here to do more than just answer programming issues, shifting the target audience to a broader set of different people.

At least that's how I've come to see SO after a while.

Assorted rock bands, some indie, some covers and some eletroswing, mostly. It's a mess but it works for me.

Sabaton, Freak Kitchen, Alice in Chains, Metallica, Linkin Park, 9mm Parabellum Bullet, Aerosmith, The Doors, Queen, Ozzy Osbourne, Billy Idol, Elliot Smith, Legião Urbana, Charlie Brown Jr., Artic Monkeys, Franz Ferdinand, Johnathan Young, Adriana Figueroa, Caravan Palace, insaneintherain, and some national players.

That mentality haunts me whenever I write Ruby code. Go figure

Reading that made me mad. What the actual fuck; why would they even bother...

@olback

I spammed Ctrl C when I noticed my mouse stopped moving. Only got any sort of feedback after around 10 minutes lol

@AndSoWeCode

Welcome to economy studies in a nutshell. It's full of those moments

I'm making a playlist named "dudes yelling" for all of my power metal stuff in your honor

@sladuled

Yeah, that's not taught in our schools either. I learned it during Philosophy classes because of propositional logic, which dealt with a lot of boolean algebra and yet another subset of it's own rules.

"Corporativism", not "Capitalism."

@sladuled

He could've been talking about boolean algebra, which is just usual algebra rules applied to base 2, with a few twists.

In "3 + 4 * 6", for example, addition would be equivalent to an OR operation because of the "A + 0 = A" identity, and multiplication would be an AND operation because of the "A * 0 = 0" identity. And since there's no precedence in book algebra unless denoted by braces, the equation would evaluate left to right, one result at a time, such that "3 + 4 * 6" would equal 0 ("3 + 4 = 0" and "0 * 6 = 0").

Not sure if this is entirely relevant but bool algebra seems alien enough to some people to the extent they'd say it's "another kind of math", at least to me.

I do it on school when calculating the complexity of something I wrote earlier the day in big O during boring classes.

Try some vector drawing libraries. iirc PyGame has that functionality as well, in case you already have it.

Happens to me every time I code too

Python is a scripting language, albeit a powerful one. Having pointers and memory management on a python-like syntax would be very cumbersome to implement and could cause numerous compiling errors, going from the assumption you're going to *actually* design a compiler.

Stick to C/C++ for the memory management and have your own libraries ready with scripts to shorten frequent non-complex tasks and you'll be mostly fine.

And what about those times when you got to organize something along with other people and they all mention making a Whats App group, instead of any other messenger with more appropriate tools and features for our intentions, but they're too dumb, ignorant or apathetic to even try to use it, let alone listen to your suggestion in the first place?

Been on this so many times :)