I mean the error should say “Whoever wrote this software made a serious mistake that caused it to crash.” That’s fairly useful imo.

The vast majority of crash reports I’ve seen are type errors. And not just from dynamic languages, either.

That’s a pretty cut-and-dried programming error that could easily be conveyed as such to the user

Rest of the world when people have different cultures: >:(

I give this tier list an S for not including the only distro that deserves its own tier below F:

You can pry Notepad++ from my cold, dead hands.

People get confused because leet speak had a resurgence around 1997 or so.

So that’s why people like C-style return types. That actually makes a lot of sense. I do too now.

Sure, me too, but that’s my point. Even Java is better than what we have now, especially from the user’s perspective.

I apologize for bashing Java so hard in the past. I wish everyone wrote everything in Java these days. Digital life would be so much better.

Jesus Christ, Steam at 1.4 GB and you are expected to run that WHILE PLAYING GAMES? That made my eyes pop outta my head.

First thing to do on most linux distros, but especially mint, is turn off everything sleep-related forever.

Why does anything need to be erased? Why not simply overwrite as needed?

mint

those colons piss me off so much. they are so useless. I hate them

Maybe a hard drive or SSD. At least the hard drive cross-section is somewhat unique.

Existing for 60 years makes software a hundred times more secure than the borrow checker

Billionaires control the media, including millions of social media accounts. Normal people want him.

Wow, rare that the US gives more of a fuck about its citizens than the EU

What pisses me off is the assumption that they haven’t already seen a doctor. More likely dozens of doctors. People who have never needed a doctor have a wild understanding of what health care is like.

This made me laugh. I have a disease that is basically caused by the DNA repair machinery being unable to count when it attempts to repair a congenital mutation, adding an extra phrase to the DNA sometimes. I often wish I could just open up the damn source code and fix it.