Is this some kind of cognitive dissonance? You are using Windows because you have no other choice, but you also know that it‘s bad, so you try to invent reasons why Windows is good and Linux is bad to not be conflicted for using it.

Btw, it seems to be the same with javascript for most users of it.

But that‘s not a technical problem. It’s a sociological one. It’s above my pay grade.

@Hazarth imo scammers are the lowest of human scum, so I approve.

@ahmednr123 then ask for the age as a number (like 40 years old)

@ahmednr123 I suggest to also remove the date of birth field. If you need it to check for >18, make it a checkbox. If you need the age, make it an integer field.
Date of birth is private data that you should never ask for unless it‘s legitimately necessary.

This time I got it right: It‘s kanyewest.

@asgs or a typical result of obsessive commenting

See my unofficial devRant app JoyRant. It doesn‘t crash and it has dark mode ;)

Wtf? Are you serious? Does devRant anywhere say that it‘s a homework service? Fuck off!

It’s because the users have learned to (rightfully) mistrust everything that asks for your personal data (real name).
How can I be sure that you won‘t sell my private data? And even if you won‘t, your service can be hacked and the data will be leaked. It‘s just not worth the risk.
It’s not about UX.

@kobenz they literally don‘t give a fuck where they spam.

It could be worse: Written in C by someone who only knows C#

@kobenz wrong. Black tea, with red fruit tea and some gold plates, in three distinct layers. 👌

I always cringe when I hear web 2.0 or web 3 or whatever. The web doesn‘t have a version. It‘s pure marketing bullshit.

There is more than just GC or manual memory management.
There is also automatic reference counting like in Objective-C and Swift or shared (?) pointers in C++.
And there is Rust, which is like a hybrid of manual and automatic memory management: You are forced by the compiler to do it correctly but it‘s somewhat manual.

But even with GC, I disagree with your claim.
While I agree that it‘s beneficial to have knowledge of how (manual) memory management works, GC doesn‘t necessarily hurt code quality.

It does hurt performance though. But that’s completely irrelevant for most applications and use cases.

I bought this game about a month ago. Played my way through the story until the Nameless Village and then gave up because of extreme boredom. What a disappointment of a game. (Dragon's Dogma 2)

That‘s why you should use semantic names for color variables.

There are countless tv series which fall into your criteria. Most sitcoms for example. It depends on your taste of course. Obviously it doesn‘t need to be a German series. Just use the German voice setting in your streaming service. The translated German voice is much clearer than original German voice, anyways.
How about the good old The Big Bang Theory?
I‘ve rewatched it in English recently to improve my English :)

@awesomeest indeed. That’s a good way to put it.

@NeatNerdPrime a hosted runtime maybe

> python and nodejs
> 1% more efficient

I have my doubts

@Demolishun lol. Now that you mention it… yes I do 😂

Wtf is covid?!

@Demolishun please make a Total Recall meme. I‘m too tired right now and I entrust you with that task.

Siri, make the light blink!

@TeachMeCode either that or:
He is so cool that he is infrared.
Or:
He is so hot that he is ultraviolet.

But in the latter two cases, he would appear black to the human eye.

Which makes me think again…

I guess it‘s for people who are fans of cream pies.

@lorentz yes, I got that 😆

@lorentz this is the most evil idea ever! 😂

using a ritual