@AlexDeLarge

He must've been 27 years old

Eased in. Really slowly. Like too slow. I only actually worked for a third of my internship because the program I was supposed to be upgrading for them was breaking prod the day before I started.

I thought it was an N*Sync reference

@calmyourtities I was gonna say the same thing, obviously someone didn't read the update

New Windows computers already use this to log in, it's not even anything new at all

Get this man a stressball

Did you add a newline character at the end of each line? I found a lot of tutorial programs are strict on that part

@trubesv

Folk Metal (Alestorm, Eluvite, Elvenking , etc...) when I just want to have a good time while working. But when I really need to get shit done I listen to the Doom soundtrack

My thoughts exactly during my Differential Equations course

Yup, I've had professors like this. It's best to actually build the code and test it in an IDE or compile it, and when it works actually write it down.

From personal experience though, it sounds like this teacher is the kind that will fail perfectly good code because "it's not how I taught you to do it" or "it's not the exact format I used"

I just gave you #10, have it at it!

@Bikonja I spent $15 on a $100 Unity course, and after a few hours of watching the course I realize I don't even like game development 😂

I think you can tell it to stay at one resolution can you not? And yes, those kinds of discounts are everywhere on Udemy, just to make you think you got a good deal

1) go to Google on your phone or whatever you posted this on
2) search the error code
3) ???
4) maybe profit maybe not, idk the situation

@just-basic-user (it's a joke, I wouldn't actually do that)

Image posted weird but you get the point

Well I guess SpaceX is your dream job, now (ba dum tss)

Originally heard this phrase from Mitch Hedberg, funniest guy who ever lived.

"I used to do drugs. I still do, but I used to too"

@krister-alm @3141 Like I said, it doesn't make sense but you know that's how it works. Linux makes more sense all around but also it's not mainstream and thus is not supported nearly as much as Windows.

That's actually not surprising in the slightest. From a security and maintenance perspective, Windows is the easiest for companies to support, and it has virtually no learning curve at all. Should your computer crash and need to be replaced, it makes their lives much more difficult if you use Linux. You can tell me to fuck off and tell me how they SHOULD operate, but I'm just saying how it is.

Definitely fun for a side project, I wouldn't use it for anything official yet though

I believe it's called r/RickAndMorty

but also I never knew a pickle could cause so much damage

He's doing his best

Step 1) Download "Universal Copy"
Step 2) use it

@CozyPlanes My bad, just saw the github comment!

@CozyPlanes this is from two months ago, @dfox already commented on this

@olback Yes that's what I meant. I didn't know what Tomorrowland was either until I saw the video of a HUGE fire on one of the stages

I think theyll gladly take a BSoD after what happened a few days ago