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sirtomato

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    Comment #35917237

    It is really not that much of an involved process. Reading a wiki page and downloading a few files from the first hit of a Google result is probably similar effort to setting up wh…

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    Comment #35773897

    It is really not that bad. Really the only problem is gcc. Clang/LLVM stuff works perfectly fine and if you really wanted you could use MSVC.

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    Comment #34996954

    GNU/Linux, or as I've recently been taking to calling it, GNU plus Linux

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    Comment #34834692

    GLaDOS doesn't seem too far away anymore... what a world we live in

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    Comment #34719917

    The first time I read this I thought it meant it was an eight year old person answering your question.

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    Comment #34581595

    What the hell!? I started at 9 or something and I still can't write anything useful

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    Comment #34520018

    If you regularly use both (I use workman on my ergo layout board at home and qwerty on my [school] laptop) I type roughly the same speed on both

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    Comment #33831733

    Even emulated where my pc can run the game at upwards of 100fps at some points still drops to like 30 at Hyrule Castle

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    Comment #33547292

    Sounds a lot like slot machines...

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    Comment #33547149

    I've used Windows LTSC for a few years now and it is basically the exact opposite of what you are describing. No extra crap, just Windows. It never restarts randomly, and I've only…

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    Comment #33547035

    Oh my I remember using this like 6 or 7 years ago on a pi B+. It looks nearly identical!

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    Comment #33466401

    I think relative time is good for things less than a week old, but anything other than that will use the full date. Discord's solution to it is really nice imo.

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    Comment #33465895

    I mean I've been writing stuff in Python since I was 8 or 9 years old, I'm now writing a bunch of C code for an open source project. I wouldn't say I'm too good at the coding chall…

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    Comment #33423632

    come on, that is quite harsh. c is easily my favorite programming language and it just works really damn well and produces very small binaries. it's easy to write terrible code in …

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    Comment #33405467

    Alpine on bare metal is amazing. I love it.

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    Comment #33405244

    One of my favorite themes has a light grey for everything except strings (light blue) and comments (white). Comments are super important, they should stand out.

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    Comment #33357358

    Honestly. Every JetBrains IDE is incredible.

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    Comment #33348403

    IMO Lightning is significantly better than USB-C purely for feel. It's slightly smaller and clicks in very well. The only real issues with it are that its 1. proprietary, and 2. on…

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    Comment #33344971

    Yep, US customary ton is 2000lb

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    Comment #33274287

    Yep, absolutely. A lot of game code has really big files. Although not exactly the gold standard for code style, the Source Engine does have a significant level of even though almo…

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