Just a hobbyist programmer.
My feed rn:
Offtopic, but… Another ANeko user :D
Same, except WhatsApp instead of FB Messenger. I had no results trying to convince my family and friends to use other stuff
Supposotory*
if debug.getinfo(1).what == "main" then
-- ...
end
Not that you’ll ever use it. No, seriously.
Edit: actually, they are not quite equivalent. This code just checks whether we are outside any function, not necessarily in the main file (i.e. not in a module). I don’t think there’s an equivalent to Python’s __name__
in stock Lua.
Luanti (formerly Minetest) and LÖVE. Oh, and TIC-80
One common trick that I occasionally do for friends and pages I follow, and that seems to work, is to unfollow and re-follow.
Others suggest not using “bad” reactions like Angry and Sad on posts from accounts you want to keep seeing, and use Wow instead (that doesn’t help given I follow some LGBTQIA+/feminist/leftist pages reporting the clusterfuck that is most of the world)
Forgive me lord, for I have sinned.
The great flood (me not charging my laptop and leaving it in a humid place for 1.5 years) got rid of that (and everything with it), tho
My first Linux distro was Puppy Linux, on a computer with no internet. I downloaded it on an internet cafe to replace Windows XP Fenix Edition.
My PC was too weak to run any flavor of the major distros, and I wanted to give it a go.
Best computer-related decision of my life to ditch Windows and use Linux as my daily driver.
Nobody does 😔
…panish Inquisition
I’m also having problems with Metrolist (YT Music) with songs not already in cache. It just stays there until I skip the song.
fprintf(stdout, "%c", '\012');
Don’t Be Evil
That, and that practically all courses that taught (teach?) how to use a computer, use Windows, MS Office, and other Windows-based software.
There was some nonprofit (I think it was One Laptop Per Child) that gave laptops with Linux preinstalled, Sugar for elementary school students and I think Ubuntu for highschool students.
My youngest niece at least knows her way around Ubuntu.
Hey guys, did you know?
s/year/week/
To be fair, 0.2 + 0.1 = 0.30000000000000004