

It’s a tax you pay for synning.


It’s a tax you pay for synning.
There are two kinds of parasites:
Of course - “smart” and “dumb” are used liberally here. The organism itself is not intelligent, and neither is the process who designed it. At least - that’s how it works in nature.

Since the comment you were responding to was edited to strike out “Ladybird” and write “Servo” instead, would you mind editing your comment to clarify you are talking about Ladybird and not Servo?
- Write programs that do one thing and do it well.
- Write programs to work together.
- Write programs to handle text streams, because that is a universal interface.
I guess none of these apply when reading files is involved?
*knocking on it*
“Yup. It’s wood aright”


Since it can’t be LG anymore - what’s a good TV screen for gaming?


You don’t use it. It uses you.
You don’t need the $in | in that last command. each { str upcase } will already pipe each item to the str upcase command.
So… drows?


Probably, but only because at this point I’m fairly certain reality itself must be a parody of something.
“Doctor! I’m bleeding right here and now!”
*writing down* “last period: today”


Also - these were my underwear. Also on loan.
With a little effort, one can write bad code in any language.
Not really. If that service costs x2 in compute, it also means it causes x2 pollution.


Aren’t all these versions just the same product with different features locked behind payment options? It’s very different from Linux, where every layer has multiple alternatives written by different authors that can behave very differently.
I see you purchased a washing machine. May I assume you are collecting washing machines? Of course I may. Let me offer you these excellent deals for washing machines!


Maybe the real wasted time is the friends we made along the way?
No need for scanning. I have a binder where I neatly organize them, and currently they are all shoved under the binder so that the cats won’t play with them.
They do this to stay in the top of the lists, pushing down actually new games from smaller studios.