I don’t know how you can possibly fail at ad spamming but you somehow managed to do just that. Impressive.

@whimsical
> should i learn Swift or Rust?
Depends on your masochistic tendencies ^^

@whimsical

> It has to do with line 42 on SwiftDevRant/Models/Notification

That‘s a blank line ^^

> Feed.swift it seems.

There is no Feed.swift ^^

@whimsical the main branch is the current version, yes. It’s also the tag 2.2.1.
Feed is working fine in JoyRant.
Maybe you are using it with ignoreCertificateErrors=false (the default)?

@3dgoosee a video on youtube about how the game doesn’t run hurts them less than a video about how it runs badly.

@ShadcnSpace see my comment in your other "rant"

Bullshit. You might not be a bot who spams random shit, but your whole account is just there to advertise that one product or service.
You have zero interest in engaging with the community.
You probably created accounts on other platforms and you spam the exact same crap there.

@awesomeest
> also i wouldnt say "improved".... unless youre going for douche-factor++
😧

@awesomeest
> youre totally from uganda....
Looks like I just have to accept that now.

I think while there are cases where the hw genuinely isn’t able to run the program, there are also a lot of cases where the devs or the publishers do it to not get bad publicity by people who complain about the game running like shit.

@TrayKnots wow. That was interesting. But also sad, if that‘s true.

@YourMom

> It also made it so I could upgrade the GUI without affecting the rest of the code base.

I know that this is the prime example and it’s being taught in school/uni, but have you asked yourself what that actually means?

Upgrading the gui? Changing to another gui? When does it ever happen?

I was a frontend dev for decades and used a lot of different ui frameworks on different platforms.
I never needed to upgrade or change the gui. At least not in a way that it would benefit from an architecture like MVP.

It‘s still good to separate UI and business logic. But not because of that.
Some valid reasons are mocking and testability (unit tests)

@retoor I‘m not offended by your claim. Just surprised 😂

@retoor My github pic is AI improved yes, but I made sure that it‘s still me. Since I suck at photoshop, it was an easy way for me to make a somewhat decent looking avatar. But you‘d recognize me based on that image.

@YourMom nope, you’d be quite disappointed

@retoor it looks like I‘m black?! 🤨

Yuri's Revenge!

@YourMom what you gringos call military time is just normal 24h time in the rest of the world :)

And if you don’t have money, just stop being poor!

@SidTheITGuy
You forgot 13:37, but that’s an impossible time for Americans.

Programming IS about writing code.
Developing is about not fucking up the programming.

@donkulator why is it a headfuck? It appears pretty straightforward to me. I‘d hate it but it doesn’t confuse me.

@c3r38r170 @lorentz
When you are frequently making changes to the code that is in a submodule, you need to update the reference to the submodule on the repo that contains it.
I find that very cumbersome and annoying.
Using a package manager is less annoying because you can configure it to auto update the dependency.

Though it may depend on what package manager you use and maybe also what git client you use.

Stop using npm

My advice: Don’t add projects that you actively work on as submodules.
If it‘s a shared dependency, use a package manager instead.

@PaperTrail lol
Disagree on everything that you said 😂

> Replace all that {...} nonsense with with begin...end

I just threw up a little.

C#:
"You want a public property and name it the same as its type? Well fuck right off then!"

Yes! Exactly what I dislike about C# also. Glad I‘m not the only one.

😟🫣

Shove your ads in your butt and fuck off