Jeez, I accidentally had the dogs pills.

It was ruff.

Nick Podehl is such an amazing narrator. The voices and performance are amazing.

I’ve been slowly getting through the Kel Kade books and the narration just makes it for me

Check out greenshot. Has a built-in editor that’s great for quick stuff like this

An iterable is just something that can be iterated over, like range(10), or [1, 2, 3].

A sequence on the other hand is a Collection that is reversible.

https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.abc.html#collections-abstract-base-classes

Blur your eyes

… Doesn’t that look like bigfoot?

It’s always the ones you most expect

Oh but your telling me if I put Na and Cl together in just the right way it’s fine to lick it.

Here is a photo of a literal Goth moth I found in my garden. The photo doesn’t quite do it justice, it was much blacker in person

I suppose crash team racing would be considered retro now.

I spent countless hours finding all the secret paths and shortcuts

https://tintin.dlazaro.ca/year

My last job had us maintaining a system that used COBOL and JCL. That part was very fine. The COBOL was easy to read and understand.

The most annoying thing was the coin flip in the 70s that led them to choose a Network Database over a relational one.

Its essentially a giant linked list and there are a thousand reasons no one uses them today

Spyro (series) Playstation 1998-2000

Played animal well for two 10 hour sessions. Great game if you puzzle platformers

best think like grug

grug even have whole section just for refactor code

The unfortunate truth here is that Reddit is a company and Lemmy instances are usually run by a few individuals.

We just don’t have the politic barrier or resources to stand against the pressure

Feels dangerous to run. What happens if the file already exists and has something important in it?

touch -a is probably better

Yeah, +1 for bottom. Love myself a nice ASCII graph

Another warrior finds their way to our fair Colosseum. Ours is the final destination for all seeking trials of intense and deadly combat.

Ha, great tip. I’ll keep an eye on it