toys_are_back_in_town [comrade/them, she/her]

to be fair they named it way before those people made fedoras cringe

It’s named that because Fedora is the community spinoff of Red Hat, which has a fedora in its logo.

Can I honestly ask why you choose Fedora over other distros? I have no sway either way because I’ve simply heard nothing in particular about Fedora in years. So, I’m curious why a Fedora user is a Fedora user.

Hey what if you had a personal assistant who couldn’t do anything right and was always slpurnned out of their mind on halucinogens?

i’d be okay with this if they were human tbh

you weren’t trying to do anything but be a scold, and you should look in the mirror and grow up

you’re only adding toxicity

please

do you think you’re helping, posting a smug comment like that on a dead thread?

uh why do we care if we waste nazis server resources instead of the good people at xcancel? I mean, they could be collecting browser data or changing content, but probably not

Durian. Someone’s gotta say it.

I thought I didn’t like chickpeas or hummus … because I’d tried the Israeli crap.

Now I don’t know how I lived without them.

I’ve heard from some chatter from some dutch s I don’t normally like who are pissed about how the media is covering this and know the truth.

We’re gonna have to just stop caring about being called “anti-Semitic”. The word has lost all fucking meaning.

lmao, I had a feeling you were making hummus and was thinking about posting “i love how oct 7 has made more people learn to make hummus than ever”

I hate being right all the time, it’s a curse

anyway, keep boiling them until the skins fall off, then use a strainer or whatever you have to skim them off. The skins are perfectly edible if you can find another use for them, but removing them will yield a smoother hummus.

You’re god damn right I am. But my patience for trying to bring people up to my level has more than worn thin because of arrogant thought terminators like I originally responded to.

yeah you just need to boil them fam

congrats on learning to cook, proud of you

take the retro gaming grillpill

n.b. do not talk to people about “retro gaming”, just play a bunch of games you can easily pirate and run on a potato

i think the part he doubts is that they’re indie artists

you can order shit that’s already made on alibaba for cheap but if you want the factory to make your design, there is overhead, and actual indie artists usually cannot afford that / can barely profit

Sorry about the friendly fire then, I guess. You seem to realize that in C++ you still have to think about lifetimes, only the compiler doesn’t really hold your hand. I thought you were the ASSHOLE who dismissively declared that Rust programmers don’t know how to write a linked list, without realizing that the problem is that C++ programmers usually don’t know how to write C++ either. And that’s why everything is on fire.

But you had to make more presumptions about my assumptions, and throw in a “nobody uses” because you genuinely have no idea how much my software is used, lol. So long as it keeps humming along you’ll never have to.

I interpreted your comment as being dismissive of understanding basic memory safety because no jobs care about this.

I thought it ridiculous that people don’t care that their programs explode. I guess it changes your mindset when your service going down isn’t a matter of costing the company money, but affecting real people.

But maybe you weren’t being sarcastic?

oh okay you’re actually stupid

wow

I am blown away that even in a socialist space people like you are obsessed with employment, and not with whether your program actually functions.

bring back smoking to boost productivity, it worked for Commodore right

i’ll use a gold apollo pager before i use an iphone

I’m not sure if you’re making a real point or if it’s something you heard is complicated but never looked into why. You almost never actually write a linked list. There are usually way easier ways to have a potentially infinite list, but more often you will write your code to operate on blocks of arrays of known size for performance reasons (cache locality, etc) or safety reasons (memory exhaustion, etc), or the linked list is hidden away in a queue implementation (which again you usually want to make bounded).

Most C++ programmers don’t actually understand lifetimes or even basic memory safety.

Most programmers don’t know when they should be using a linked list or something more cache-friendly.

Most software is really bad.

If I can get away with it, I’ll bang something out in Python or whatever I’m required to do something in for the task at hand, and I’ll absolutely know 10 ways my program can break, but if I need speed AND reliability, it necessarily takes effort from me, the programmer, to tell the computer exactly how it has to go down. And then Rust usually lets me say what I want to say.