Notices by Tyler (tyler@1611.social), page 14
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"how they say it is, it is"
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Mine is in bed with my 3 kids - not until there's a large war that kills off 70% of men.
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With a wife not some roastie whore
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Thanks for this xerglingman
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I love Jesus too brother, God certainly is merciful and I thank him daily for showing me the truth of the Gospel. God bless.
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hahahahah
Yes I only use either Nano in a ssh session or VSCode.
Before I would only use Nano or gedit (if developing locally) but now I have started to use VSCode and I like it.
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Did I stutter?
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But I like it better than GNU Nano for larger projects.
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it's a web browser
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A web browser
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Pretty sure that's what vs code is lol
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he's a lot more chadlike than I imagined tbqh fr fr no cap
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I didn't know fags used it but I guess I should have known that already.
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Good work and an appropriate use of python
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These people are literally demons man what do you expect.
They think it's fun to convince children to take puberty blockers and cut their dicks off.
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Luke 12:32
Fear not, little flock; for it is your Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom.
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brb installing Inferno
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Welcome to the era of trannyware hell.
Time to rebase all our source code to 2003.
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That happens anyway, and the point would be that they wouldn't all be the same version because not every program needs to use every function of every library.
Bandwidth and disk space is cheap.
Updating a static library to fix a known vulnerability is easy.
Fixing an unexpected bug from a change in upstream code is much harder.
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Well you and I simply have different tastes then.
Stable compiled software should never link to dynamic libraries. It frequently results in broken downstream software. When software is released, they should update their static libraries (if needed), test, and release. That way, it runs the same, everywhere, every time.
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