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Yes, this is pretty much what REDCODE is.

The article is about arcade games.

You can just right-click and hide it, though.

It also really depends on whether you pick your battles or not. If an engineer complains every detail of a system then you get a "boy who cried wolf" effect at some point.

This is genuinely a really fun way to browse Wikipedia. Only drawback is that folder names that contain ellipsis don't show the full name when clicked.

Oof, that first example (the idiomatic C++26 way) looks so foreign if you're mostly used to C++11.

Clearly if that was the actual issue I would've been able to get it working :) The thing is, I was online, I had a working internet connection (and confirmed this by doing the 'uti…

I've reinstalled using this trick, so this issue won't bite me again in the future.

Yeah, so, to be clear: I'm fairly sure Linux will also have its fair share of issues that I occasionally would have to repair. I don't necessarily even have a problem with Windows …

I recently got locked out of my machine because logging in with the mandatory Microsoft account-backed primary user of my machine didn't work anymore. It said I was offline and I h…

Sure, but do you diagnose cables so often that you need a permanent icon in the menu bar? Following that logic, every application you use more than a handful of times should live t…

This is pretty nice, but why do a lot of Mac apps insist on living in the menu bar?

Ah yes, like those EUV machines America and China have worked on.

Dreams uses SDFs though?

To be fair, it's mostly an evergreen skill because people don't know how to exit.

The argument is that it is older software in the sense that it's unmaintained because better alternatives exist. Also, I don't believe it is fair to dismiss skeptics as inventing r…

There are plenty of size limited competitions, too (256 bytes, 4k, 8k, 64k) and competitions for old-school platforms.