ulterno @ ulterno @programming.dev

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I always wondered why I always had a hard time making developers not call "if" a "loop".
Turns out it was on their tests.

Glad I didn't read my college material, or I would have lost faith in my college professors.

Their forwarding might make your downloads faster.

They apparently found a cure for cancer.
But not for brain rot

The difference is, the rest of them are not being force fed to those who don't want it.
Cigarette smoke is literally poisoning the lifeline of humans ^[and everything that interacts with the atmosphere, including my computer. How many times have I had to get gunk off of the dust filters and fans and I tend to seal my room a lot more than the normal person].

I do mainly C and C++ and for a while, I had to check out some JS code...
I wouldn't want to take your place.

The only case I remember using a void* in is when passing a function as an argument for a callback, to an RTC peripheral. Even then, the function was returning a void.

More companies trying to scheme against paying customers.
If this were the US, I would expect the guy to have to pay more instead and then the company would go around making it harder to find a parking spot, to increase these cases.

Hopefully, they find a way to get the 5 minute rule removed... And to make parking easier, because what are they paying for if it still takes 19 minutes to find a spot?

So, using void * for everything?

Guess I was lucky to have a social standing privileged enough, as a junior dev.

But also, probably because they actually required determinism, with it being critical and all.

our bodies
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Earthing? How is that a scam?
I know for sure that bad earthing in my current residence has been creating significant problems for with appliances. Sometimes my UPS giving errors, which also, might be due to bad earthing.

man kate is such a banger.

I have manually made .directory files (using a bash script) to set icons on folders.

It feels good when programs let you know what they intend on doing.

You seem to only be changing the subjects that you are threatening.
Try also changing the types of threats you give to those subjects. Easier to keep them in line.

A keyboard.

Kate

You might want to find a different variety of threats

Well, those are different specifications. Apple(who wants everything for themselves) vs FDO(whose main goal seems to be interoperability)

You'd want that, but a lot of programs do that, both in Windows and Linux.

e.g. The .directory files with the [Desktop Entry] spec by freedesktop.org
Dolphin has the option to enable/disable the feature

Initially, with Win 7, it felt even better than XP, as it applied the fixes itself and also showed a log of the fixes it made. Wonder why MS thought it would be a good idea to go in the opposite direction.

Look what they get in return? I totally off of it, now.

Never since after Win 7 fir me.

Thanks.