Been thinking about that game I started building a while back. Got some new ideas. Might pick it up again soon. It’s been so long though that I have to read all my notes and figure out what I was doing before I can do anything new. Dreading that part.

True. However they are part of the symbol gibberish category.

Haha yeah, made me think of escape sequences

Herbal tea = nighttime

Nighttime = vampires

Vampires = sparkles

This meme = sparkles

Coincidence??? I THINK NOT!!!

Crab is the ultimate form

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carcinisation

Nuke accounts 2021

Create new accounts 2022

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Can you play DOOM on the light switch?

The year is 2026. The system requirements for Windows 12, shutting out 98% of the all current PCs in use, are set in place to manage Windows 12’s multiple new Outlook versions.

Yes. But on the other hand, so is meth.

Haha yeah it was the only way I could make sense of it…

First function is a sine wave, commonly written sin().

Second function is a cubic (“square”?) polynomial.

Joke:

Everyone else’s life: Sin.

My life: Square.

Edit: as pointed out, it’s not really square

Also: beating the potatoes with an electric mixer because you’re too lazy to mash them will produce a glue-like consistency. Don’t do that.

(Michael if you ever read this, please know that your cooking fucking sucks.)

To me what stands out is not the fact that men speak up more than women do, but that women get ignored/dismissed when they do speak. I make an effort to:

• Give them attention
• Understand their point of view
• Engage in their point of view
• Not let others (men) interrupt and if they do, quickly get back to the core discussion until the speaker is satisfied/has said everything they wanted to say

Basically give your attention not to the loudest ones, but the ones that deserve it. Things like these make all people who usually don’t engage in discussions more likely to engage in the future.

Learning some functional programming. It really influenced the way I think about code and make coding decisions.

Yeah, I do agree. It just bothers me that they’re trying to pass off emulating a Linux installation (under Windows hypervision) as “installing” and refer to a true install as “bare metal”, as if your Windows installation isn’t. But it does give new users a chance to try it out.

Ugh, I hate this. At a time when many are searching the internet for guides, they’re injecting the search results with “It’s better if you keep Windows. But if you really, really want to, you can go through the COMPLICATED process of installing Linux BARE METAL 😱”

C this guy gets it!

“Did you get the reference? Do you need a pointer?”