It only makes sense that a human object's ++ operator overload would increase its age.

On Xiaomi's Miui there's

Even the condition is triggering

That's what virtual machines are for

A kotlin annotation

@jonmi it's a shot of a screen, isn't it?

def foo
end

anyone?

99.9% packets delivered

@senzory Muphry's law ?

@b1urryfac3 A bang. See @bahua's comment

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Men do
Ctrl+Z
kill %1

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c#/c++? Hmm...

*x, = range(1000000000000)

Lithp

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*standing under hot water debugging code in your mind*

store.apps.filter { it.matches(".*calc.*") }.forEach(store::install)

How did you prepend 'sudo' in 'apt update' ?

@Lahsen2016 with the ability to debug an app without needing an emulator, in theory, it should run faster

@linuxxx
"YAY I finally ..." sounded differently. Thanks anyway :)

How did you do it though? I remember it was doing this at some point. Just recently I noticed that it doesn't

@ewpratten
I do, a pretty much pre-configured one. The problem was with its installer

@jilano
I actually installed arch first, used it for about 4 months, then installed manjaro because of its kernel manager as I had some problems with the latest kernel, even the lts one

@Jilano The funny thing is I encountered proplems installing manjaro more than I did installing arch :"D

@OnlyBytes
Lol! I read that fast, I thought you meant the opposite. Python and Ruby seem to be doing these operations expectedly though.

`1 == 0 | 1`
What do you expect this to mean?
It makes sense to be `1 == (1 | 0)`
`(1== 0) | 1` won't even work in some strong typed languages

‘‘make your contribution graph look like your cup’’ -- The Wolf of Wall Street

There should have been a colon somewhere

TTY until death !