At least he got a ThinkPad 🤷🏻‍♂️

About 15 secs, but using the Fridrich Method 😁

Source: https://m.youtube.com/watch/...

IntelliJ is definitely worth to take a look at

I think there is nothing more to add to that 😊

@Kimmax yes, must be some quantum entanglement 🤔

I use IntelliJs support for Git, it's pretty comfortable 😊

You should consider another order :D
As 50 Cent would say: "Homie, you hustlin' backwards if you chasin' a bitch.
Stupid, chase the paper, they come with the shit." 😁

Viel Spaß beim Aufstehen gleich 😬

alias fucking = "sudo apt"

Why you wonder? :o

Could you provide some link to normal resolution pic? 😁

@gitpull bitch lasagna

@QCat That's actually a really nice idea. You could even create your own small interpreted language 😊

@irene In that particular case I can absolutely understand you. I was rather thinking of different scenarios. It seems to me that it depends a bit of the use-case

@Bubbles https://learnopengl.com/ <- Best tutorial for OpenGL 😁

@Bubbles I am probably not very good at giving advice in this case. But what helped me quite a lot was starting with OpenGL. Reading tutorials I learned a lot about C++ by looking up stuff I didn't understand. Other things you could start with are crawlers, http servers and clients or something similar, that thought me a lot. Something else really useful is to start implementing well-known algorithms on your own 😊 Not matter if they sort, search or anything else :D

Welcome to C++ where the crazy shit is home 😅😁

Ps.: Sorry, that I have no useful advice 😅

@irene Imagine you would have to take care of all the conversions by yourself, how much code that would be. It would make work with Strings very complicated 😅
And just to be sure, do you mean explicit conversion for Strings and other stuff only or for everything else too, like numbers etc?

@underscores are brackets around a statement after a string not an easy enough solution? 😂

@irene That would mean more work as a programmer and more stuff to care about. It's a little similar to handling memory on your own. In Java you actually can't but it's a similar idea. You can handle conversion on your own in Java by stopping the implicit conversion with you doing explicit conversion or adopting to the hierarchy its based on. Same with memory in some languages, you can handle it on your own or just let the compiler do it (in this case gbc, because you can't do it yourself). But it's still a 2 way thing, you can prevent it if you want.

@irene It's just a mathematical approach they took for this interpretation strategy.
Because if you but brackets around "somethingElse" it's interpreted before concatenation.
Basically it's relying on a rule similar to "multiply before you add", just in Java.
I think it's quite convenient, what would you suggest as strategy? :o

@irene What exactly do you mean, why is the string concatenation (in this case implicit conversion) garbage? :o
It's just a nice trick to "abuse" the interpretation strategy of Java :D
In my opinion especially in Java implicit conversion is an awesome thing. Especially widening and autoboxing, that's something really helpful :D I think it's a good fact, that the compiler partly takes care of a thing like that. It usually means that the code is enhanced in efficiency when compiled which to me is a big advantage

Must be a troll, can't be real 😬

@killermenpl can you post a screenshot? :o

😏

Hi Marc, im Marc 😊

@nik123 that was at a time at which bitcoin was still good. It's some time ago :D

I don't get why teachers do and teach this kind of shit 🤦🏻‍♂️

Someone started mining bitcoin on our universities servers, he claimed it was for "research purposes". 3 weeks nobody did notice it 😂