It’s mostly stuff you definitely need to know, though, at least in Canada. There’s a bit more to it than sending a text.
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It’s mostly stuff you definitely need to know, though, at least in Canada. There’s a bit more to it than sending a text.
YT link, or URL fragment to add to your favourite IV instance: watch?v=6gbTDZcOkRw
Eh, pretty heavily derived. It’s probably more like heavy sampling.
If you’re also not familiar, in it’s plain http glory: http://www.coboloncogs.org/
That is indeed very cool, and falls squarely into the second case.
Edit: Or maybe the first? (A joke about how insane it would be counts)
It seems non-serious, given the lack of downloads and snail mail as a contact method. If they actually made this, though, reenactment.
You know, I kinda wonder if there’s been more classic threads since the APIocalypse, but not enough to actually endure Reddit.
Ah! That makes sense. I wasn’t expecting мимо to act like a noun in this way. Большое спасибо.
I, too, would like to hear eldrich silent singing.
Cbat by Hudson Mohawke. Is it actually about sex? Let’s find out.
вообще мимо
Please help, я это не понимаю.
Exactly. Nobody knows how the tongue was involved in h2.
The whole (Mediterranean) universe.
Haskell is Esperanto. The difference being that Rust is actually catching on.
It’s like how chefs eat really basic stuff at home.
It has to just be interest, right?
Have you considered truck driving or carpentry?
Yeah, that’s awesome. What kind of programming do you do (or is it something else?).
I mean, until Electron is rewritten in Rust, so people with Stockholm syndrome can still write painful JavaScript desktop apps…
Not surprised. The Russian Wikipedia page on it is just a stub. The English one is actually longer.
I can’t find any online introductions to it or compilers for it either, in English or написал по-Русски. Or Ukrainian for that matter, assuming I’d know it if I see it, although the Wikipedia page is longer.
Dope.
There’s a good next pet issue for me once over-restrictive zoning is gone and dead. I guess public transit is a perennial bee to put in my bonnet, too.
Yeah, that’s my guess too.
As to whether C++ can update enough to steal it’s thunder, I feel less qualified to answer. It’d be pretty impressive if they managed to preserve backwards compatibility and do that at the same time, though.
Yeah, ham radio. If I was doing it all over again, I’d go for the most basic SSB radio I can find that plugs in to a computer sound card - that should in theory be able to do anything reasonable. You’ll also need feed lines, an amp and a large-ish antenna, which is where things get a bit more technical hardware-wise, especially if you’re in an apartment or have something like an HOA, but it nothing you can’t figure out.
And yes, a licence. So far I’ve found the requirements pretty reasonable in my jurisdiction, they relate to not frying yourself or your equipment, and how not to be a menace to other people sharing the radio bands. You used to need to learn Morse code fluently enough to pass a practical test, but most places have gotten rid of that.