The United States have been a problem country for 100+ years.

Surely at least one of these people created something about not being a pretentious asshole?

I’m pretty sure this guy learned nothing from them.

“Better Dead Than Red” but the “red” is Republican AND Communist

LBTM, rejected instantly.

Bring our NSYNC with us, then? I’m sure they’d like to go, too.

Understandable, have a nice day

I guess just “technocratic billionaires who want to own everything” is enough of a descriptor, then.

And I don’t think “their little club” is a factor, either. If they ever manage to own everything, they’ll just go after each other sooner or later, and their insatiable greed will burn the world to ashes.

Can we keep the well-deserved took-you-long-enoughs for AFTER we deal with the crisis at hand, though?
We need all the help we can get.

School probably taught them to hate learning :(

Had to look it up because it’s been a LONG while, it’s actually RT 90 and LT 10.

I remember trying (and failing) to make games with this thing

I know it overlaps with samurai existing

Fax can mean slang for facts, and “no printer” is a joke based on “fax” also meaning “fax machine”.

It’s more like a bike lane/public transit. It still helps you just by existing, but you get the most of the benefits by using it.

which one?

AI hype really is just crypto 2.0, isn’t it?

If someone has physical access to your laptop, can’t just turn it on and spill a glass of water on it?

I’m saying you’re right

makes sense, tbh

I’ve heard of that one but just can’t find the time to try it out. What uses is it best for?

Java as first programming language? My first programming language in school was Terrapin/MS Logo (that thing with the turtle) and then Python, IIRC.

And yeah, Maven is an absolute pain. My last workplace used it and it makes me extra glad that I don’t work there anymore.

I’m more partial to OOP, though. I just find it easier to organise data and functionalities by class/object and not make a mess that way, I guess. Plus, I mainly do gamedev/adjacent stuff these days, which largely seems to be object-oriented, at least when it comes to the most popular engines.