Seriously, you mean there are people who didn’t figure that out by themselves? People above voting age anyway? Wow, that explains a lot of the things going on around the world these days …

Says the guy who posts about what everyone else has known since like forever 🤣

No shit Sherlock

It’s a compliment because it means that you’re going to be very successful, have a lot of friends and a good time and great sex. Sure, your conversations will be shallow and your relationships superficial, but you’ll be too dumb to mind. Ignorance is a bliss, and who likes a smartass anyway.

In that case, yes, not knowing what ^ does in C is fucking embarrassing.

Might happen to someone juggling different programming languages all day. Tells a lot about his skill level of course, but we’ve all been beginners. I’m more concerned about the apparent lack of unit tests.

Say what you want about Linus’s style of leadership and communication, but seen from a code quality standpoint he is absolutely correct. The implementation detail he is complaining about is atrocious.

Nothing that has non-zero mass can move at the speed of light so no

No, just like you don’t learn to drive, program, play an instrument, speak a foreign language, self-defend, etc. that way. The practise phase isn’t optional.

There may be people who consider it a slur but there are also three species of butterflies, two species of mammals, and a few dozen Wikipedia-worthy people with that name. I mean, I’m all against insulting people, but come on.

But kilogram is the base unit

KeePassXC can tell you if a password is secure (“entropy”, “health check”, they also use an online service to check for leaked/known passwords).

Hard to believe but mine didn’t come with any.

Always has been

“I’m thinking of travelling from London to Berlin and I’m thinking of using petrol in the process.”

If you think that’s awesome, you’ll orgasm when you learn about pipes and I/O redirection

1. No drugs
2. Watch the news
3. No more laughing at anything

QOwnNotes does both at the same time in a nice way.

The definition of death is that it is not reversible, so it would mean that the person never was dead in the first place.

Thanks but what is the strawberry problem?