Straight out of the first Toy Story. xD

Yeah. It’s a chicken or the egg situation. I hate it, too.

I get it. But that’s easier said than done when all my favourite channel are there. All I can do for now is keep them off my homepage by making them unfavourable to the algorithm.

If they appear on my homepage, i’ll make sure to hit “don’t recommend.”

Seems to be justification according to their changelog. (Wish the site would just link to that) I’m assuming they were going to do it, anyway, now that Apple has pretty much phased out x86 support, and Github’s discontinuation was just kinda put the final nail in the coffin.

Glances at the mountains of horror stories a single bug in a C program caused

I tried programming in D a little. Wasn’t bad. Just up against industry giants.

Still, it’s nice to have a native option.

This will be great for Steam Deck.

Of course. We’re just pointing out a potential niche use.

Yup. All that effort just to be good at basic code scaffolding.

What I referenced earlier actually happened to me with Azure once. Unfortunately, I discovered at that last minute, but they thankfully just closed that account and never charged me.

“Did you accidentally leave an unused function running? Too bad.”

Just a small indie company.

I’m surprised this wasn’t in The Onion community.

Based on my experience…

• JSON is good for storing complex but readable data.
• SQL is used case for demanding online loads. (Not exactly ideal for serialization)
• YAML is a strange beast, but I’ve mostly seen it used for configuration.

This reminds me of the bittersweet scene from Your Name.

The plot thickens.

Generally speaking, yes. My home server is just a Pi.

Zuck is always, like, “can I be in your friend group?”