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ryanpcmcquen

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About ryanpcmcquen

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    Comment #22268987

    What would you recommend?

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    Comment #22222062

    In my experience, including `"some_file.h"` is more common than `"some_file.c"`. I also like knowing at a quick glance what the entry point/main file is. That's less explicit when …

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    Comment #22215661

    I know that using .c and .h files is the traditional way of doing it in C, and I started the engine this way, but to be honest, is there any gain to it in this scenario? The header…

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    Comment #22215649

    Thank you for the feedback and gist, I will take it into consideration. We use the 'happy path' style at work. It is OK. I find it has its own set of disadvantages as well. I am al…

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    Comment #22215602

    I don't want to add #pragma once until I am ready to ship the game. This way I will know right away if I do any redundant includes.

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    Comment #20737573

    'The CS Detective' is the most well written introduction to Computer Science theories I have ever come across: https://nostarch.com/csdetective It is approachable, fun, and engagin…

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    Comment #17093436

    A lot of Republicans support Net Neutrality, including the stalwart conservative Scalia. The main reason so many current Republicans oppose it, is the association with Obama, and t…

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    Comment #17086643

    I am surprised this even passed the Senate. It is almost as if Senators want to get re-elected.

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    Comment #17054047

    This is 100% about ISP regulation.

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    Comment #17052739

    I am yet to hear anyone who is anti Net Neutrality arguing for electricity or other utilities not to be regulated ...

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    Comment #17052380

    Good find! Looks like he said something similar, but never those exact words.

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    Comment #17044541

    Welcome to America.

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    Comment #17040969

    Slippery slope? Haha.

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    Comment #17040959

    In my experience in discussing these issues with people who were pro-FOSTA, this argument has helped them realize that it is violating the first amendment, and an example of govern…

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    Comment #17037682

    I made no mention of it 'not being as bad' as other bills. I stand by my statement. Net Neutrality is government regulating ISPs. ISPs are not the internet. And I think it could co…

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    Comment #17037656

    Controlling ISPs !== controlling the internet.

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    Comment #17037345

    Thank goodness for Slackware and Devuan.

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    Comment #17036454

    Thank you for fighting the good fight!

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    Comment #17036447

    I find it funny that some people still see Net Neutrality as 'government controlling the internet'. They should take a look at FOSTA if they want to know what government controllin…

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    Comment #17025553

    This is a great and unexpected move by Google.

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    Comment #17023094

    Yet another reason to avoid Gmail.

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    Comment #17018423

    "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough." - Albert Einstein Brent definitely understands it well enough.