I keep finding more files that got deleted before Ctrl+C Ctrl+C Ctrl+C

Bye bye GPG keys...

@Ayles ahhhh of course

What's the sport with the guy jumping? Ultimate frisbee/volleyball or something?

Seems odd he's doing the spilts at the same time 😛

Yes to cherry brown switches, absolutely love them!

My favourite thing about that Twitter thread was that someone in Verizon decided it was a perfect sales opportunity!

@Root interesting, never heard of that before!

@cascer1 Nooooooooo

It just started working again though. No idea why...

@herrybiscuit Not at the moment, postfix is doing quite well at stopping then for the moment (I think) but I need to at some point.

I'm not a server guy so this is all very new 😛

@sharktits Already learnt that one a while ago!

@kamen Typescript?

They did develop it :)

https://youtube.com/watch/...

@mundus Actually something I tried to get into 🙂

Perhaps it's because I didnt had a good purpose to use it with at the time but it never quite clicked 🙁

I also tried Elixir but that also didn't click and I've heard mixed things about it.

Fairly sure C# has this now! Woop woop!

@rhubarbcode Wouldn't the fastest solution be to use the XCHG instruction (on Intel) though? Which I would be surprised if the C++ swap didn't do.

@Brolls As a C# guy F# seems like it shouldn't be hard to move over to, assuming it makes use of the .NET libraries (I guess it might not considering F# is functional and the libraries would add lots or side effects right?)

@PrivateGER I'd love to learn Ruby 😃

I like Edge, it's just one or two tiny things about it that bug me, like not being able to middle click the back button to open the last page in a new tab, or the fairly slow release cycle :|

This is very relatable 😐 I generally end up with weird question mark shapes mostly...

I remember playing that game! I used to love it!

@retnikt I beg to differ, we have about 1cm here 😢

Think I'm going to go for a run in a minute aha...

@linuxxx Cheers, not seen that before!

I do have a basic firewall setup using UFW that I forgot to mention but that looks like it has some other bells and whistles that could be worth a look :)

@Linux Thank you, that's very reassuring :)

@tofonion -_-

@bittersweet Thank you!

People confusing assembly and assember is one of those little technical things that annoys me.

Like people confusing static typing and strong typing, but I'm more forgiving on that one because I also forget which is which most of the time :|

I get that a lot of people here are learning and might not have known the difference, so for reference: An *assembler* converts *assembly/assembly language* into machine code.

I'm a Grammar Nazi... Sorry :|

@gitpull *I have given up

Seems my phone missed a word 😛

@gitpull I'll be honest, I have up in favour of eating dinner 😛

Send them an email back asking for advice for the future, it could be they just had too many applicants to give individual feedback (still a poor excuse) so asking them specifically might be required.

Either way it would be good to know why so I see no harm in trying 🙂

Hey! Don't hurt hedgehogs! They're pretty endangered here!

100 PRINT "Hi!"

@CWins Sorry!
The line is literally a local variable declaration at the top of a function:
float cf = 1.0f;
Didn't try a whole host of possible values but tried a few different floats and tried changing to a char and other types to see if data size mattered and it didn't.

The variable isn't ever explicitly referenced anywhere so I do expect it's a pointer that's started misbehaving.

I need to get a debugger on it tomorrow, not a big C++ person so still finding my way round tools etc.

I don't expect you to be able to help with such little information don't worry! 🙂

@badwolf C++ 😐

@CWins can be of any type so long as it's assigned, no optimisations enabled.

It's never referenced, used or changed anywhere.