I save my code as .txt files on my hard drive.
They follow the naming convention “project1”, “project1a”, “project1a1” and so on in consecutive logical order
I break things. Then I put them back together. Then I break them again. Just to show I mean business.
I save my code as .txt files on my hard drive.
They follow the naming convention “project1”, “project1a”, “project1a1” and so on in consecutive logical order
Linux takes a long time to learn and is often quirky and strange in unexpected ways- life long Windows users already know how horrible Windows is and its quirky strange behaviors.
We stick with what we know. Unlearning behaviors is doubly hard when replacing them with something better.
Thanks, chatgpt, it’s always so meaningful to hear what you have to say.
The all knowing robot told me it’s meant to mimic the sound of heavy running.
Considering some of the other banned words on the list, some fat kid is getting bullied in that class.
Well sure, but did you also run a hundred unterminable processes that analyzed your behavioral patterns in real time and fed that information into a surveillance pipeline directly hooked into Microsoft data centers?
Because if not, then what are you even doing with your life?