10 and 11 are both rolling releases
Eh … isn’t the whole point of a rolling release that it doesn’t have version updates like that? In a true rolling release, you never need to reinstall to upgrade to the new version. If 10 really was ‘rolling release’, then there would be no need for 11.
Remember when Microsoft said Windows 10 would be the last version of Windows
Actually, no.
That was one Microsoft employee, speculating on his own during a press interview. It was never the official position of the company.
(Plenty of legit reasons to hate on Microslop. No need to bring up debunked shit.)
Going to have to go much further back than that to find the OGs. Bastards have been power-tripping since long before the internet even existed.
Silver lining of the AIpocalypse, honestly. That place could be pretty awful.
*Closed and marked as duplicate of [deleted].
Reduced on appeal to $20, an apology letter, and 3 hours of community service.
Impressively bad snake identification, really. Two of the most distinctive and different-looking snakes in the world, with one of the primary differences currently on full and prominent display … and OP just confused them.
Oh how excited you must have been when you copied the shortcut onto your computer’s desktop and saw that it transferred over just fine.
And then how disappointed once you tried clicking on that shortcut…
Exactly!
Skip a step and have your agent reject the PR for you.
Repeat after me: “Rejected. Reason: too large of a change for one PR.”
Easy: just lie about your experience.
And electricians don’t have to interact with human feces nearly as often.
The trades pay very well and are in high demand.
But you’ll pay for it with crippling back pain at 45. Maybe some nice cancer as a bonus, from all the exposure to weird chemicals. Oh, and 90% of your coworkers racist, sexist, homophobic MAGA-heads who’ll make sure you hear about it at every opportunity.
The trades can still be good, but go into it with eyes open. It’s no paradise.
And then there’s good old Chris Sawyer, writing an entire (fairly complex) game completely in Assembly, because he wanted the (actually kind of computationally heavy) game to still work on potato hardware.
It’s possible that the dynamic generation might be more maintainable than a lookup list, though.
With a lookup list, you may need to recalculate the whole thing every time you make a small change. And a significant change, like giving the user a new choice/parameter to adjust, may not only require recalculating the lookup table, but also exponentially increasing the size of the lookup table.
Whereas with a dynamically generated result, small adjustments to the values likely wouldn’t require any modification of the actual code at all, and adding a new choice/parameter would be fairly straightforward – it just needs to be plugged into the formula, maybe add an extra step or two in the algorithm.
Interestingly, the physicist’s answer would always be correct, but not always consistent.
If the sphere is compressible, then air pressure will slightly affect its volume. And unless the thermal expansion rate of the sphere is zero, the amount of fluid displaced will also vary with temperature.
However, even if the physicist gets different answers in different environments, it’s always still a correct answer, because they correctly measured the volume of the sphere at that time.
New reason to use Linux: You’re seventeen years old and want to watch porn.
Can you verify that it didn’t reproduce any code that’s proprietary or has more restrictive licenses than your own?
Should pass his own order to rename the lake to “Lake Canada”. Equally pointless, but fun for trolling value.
lalalalala
Seems like a perfectly reasonable thing for lalalalalalala AI to say lalalala. Have fun with the lalalalala training lalala data!