@7400 Ok, thanks for your given thoughts.
Good look with your programming :)

Can you program assembly with that?

Silly question, I know, but that's just what I thought.

@7400 Okay, one last question, how do you interact with the controller during runtime? I took a look at the USBasp and the compatible chips and I was wondering how you input/output data, or does it only accepts hard coded programs?

Didn't know about it, thanks for sharing I was in need of something like that.

@7400 got it.

Btw, do u have any suggestion of a controller to start with.

Because, I mean, I intend to learn how computer's work internally with this assembly thing. It doesn't need to be a pain, like a very complex controller, but I don't think I want to learn anything architecturally too different from PC's (like, Harvard Archichtecture).

Any suggestion for someone who knows nothing about assembly?

@7400 @mrstebo what about avr's on Linux? Because it seems like I'll have to switch to windows if I want to use their IDE.

@calmyourtities I'm not leaving

@Qaldim Oh, that's real, and fair on your part. My bad here, Also @Linux bad then.

@calmyourtities

Not gonna delete my account though.

Love it love love loooove

@Linux sorry but I didn't understand this rant, is it about their crappy English (Oh, their youtube tutorials, how I wish I could *unsee/unhear*. Nothing against Indians, but please, study English first)

@calmyourtities no, but the point is> their comments are missing.

By the way, didn't we have an edit feature, am I crazy or has it been removed?

Ps: me and devRant, long time no see.

@KKKCustom Idiots always fall for it. Computer illiterate people too. Some are one, some are the other, but many are both.

@Linux Lol nicely done man, now, I think you overkilled it... Anyhow, that might remind @Sauruz we should watch the bullshit we say, especially when criticizing.

Looking back at this today, it's interesting that right now I feel this was just a trifle, whereas back then I felt bad, too bad.

It's also funny how guys on ranting community about programming supported me, and indeed it made me feel better.

Don't think anyone is gonna come back at this but reminds me of how deRant is the community I liked the most and felt more relaxed in taking part since a long, long while.

Thanks u all.

PS: I didn't stay in that house I rented either. After 7 days crackheads have broken into the house, beaten me and stolen my money, so I had no choice, back to mom's house, and here I am.

Life is good in handing you lemons, like @rrishi has sad, however sometimes it hands you something harder to peel (a pineapple maybe?)

@theNox beautiful, it's working, currently recovering, photos are perfect.

Thanks, now let's see if it will recover all of them.

@theNox I'm trying this photo rescue guy

@legionfrontier man, this is just a rant. Not a shitty distro though, I use Arch Linux, however, that's the problem with rolling release: first to get the fixes, first to get the bugs.

Moved to Arch Linux again, apache is rocking, no problems so far.

@Jilano Nah, nothing, dreams are just crazy like that...

@mw108 I had googled it already, but in taking a second look I found an answer to my problem here in SO: https://stackoverflow.com/questions...

It consists of disabling mpm_event (sudo a2dismod mpm_event). I had done it already, but it prevented apache2 from starting, which doesn't happen if you enable mpm_prefork afterwards [and php7.0](sudo a2enmod mpm_prefork && sudo a2enmod php7.0).

Anyways, that still gave me a thought on why is it breaking everyday, so thinking about what @jespersh has told me, I tested the HDD using gnome-disk-utility, the results are as follows https://ibb.co/dWeO6a

Should I replace my HDD?

PS the firs lines in the image says connect.inc.php is missing, but it is not, it's there and is properly configured.

@Orionss User_hostile, I like this term, some software actually fit with it

@HoloDreamer crashes, freezes, bugs... Well crappiness in general.

@Kushtrim yeah, good idea. Except for my phone's been never freezing like lately...
Anyways, I'll get a new one in a few months.

Go for cocaine

@juzles yeah, I've been thinking about implementing one feature here or there when I have a time. Nothing of massive coding for hours, that should do the trick.

I used Winforms cause I thought wpf would be harder.

I don't know, I don't really like windows form, I'd rather type down the syntax to generate the windows. The way it is I'm always having to design these forms and wrap them onto another, and I end up with a bloated solution explorer.

It's a mess

@scope great feature so far 😝

@FitzSuperUser not really.
Linux 4.8.3 was released a few weeks ago and it fixed a critical bug that Torvalds tried to fix eleven years ago.

In fact, I read at Linux Inside that there bugs in Linux that go unfixed for years.