Sometimes it’s simply about being taken seriously.

I’m a very busy person without a lot of time to play video games. If I sit down to play (and on Linux!), I’m absolutely not willing to spend extra time waiting on OS updates. It’s great that I can configure my system to respect my time and never interrupt me if that’s what I wish on a device solely used for electronic card games.

It does exactly what I tell it to do, and that’s great.

100%. Simple. Straightforward. Bold. Going to look exactly as you intended.

Hell yeah

Fresh out of baked beans.

Seems lowering our standards has been in the news a lot lately.

Very cool. It’s hard to get into file system development because it’s a very small audience that’s willing to test, and it takes years to build trust. Administrators prefer boring and rock solid stability which is not typically conducive to innovation in this area.

Good point! Good point.

I’ve seen bubble sort implemented because we had data that said it was faster and was slightly smaller for the exact type data we were sorting and its expected distribution.

A great first step to combating the tide of stupid should include being able to call out dumbass questions.

It really depends on what you’re building. In an embedded shop, lookup tables are first class solutions to most problems. Computer scientists though, 100%!

Best I can do is a Hooters but for foreheads.

I don’t understand what the plan is. Becoming irrelevant and making it hard for users to access your site sounds like a losing play.

Why’d they bring two phones?

We must soil ourselves in solidarity.

I’ve been using an account with a translator. They have some unique niche videos I can’t find anywhere else.

Please do not call these devices license plate readers. They are surveillance tools with capabilities that far exceed that of normal license plate reading devices. It’s like calling an RPG a spear.

As a kid, I really didn’t care. Now that I have to be mindful of my weight, I realize that’s like one brownie.

Careful! You’re pinching it infinitely tight.

True, but easier for whom? Easier for them, not easier for me when I have to clean up their mess.

I quit because of the constant advertising causing interruptions to my workflow. Unacceptable. I switched over to Linux generally because I kept finding Windows to be a deeply unserious and frankly disrespectful OS.

“Accidentally”

Microsoft’s notion of consent is terrifying.