I believe the reason for that is so it can continue after his presidency. He can sit it down entirely if it’s ongoing.

Speedcrunch!! Speedcrunch is a text based calculator that I just recently found, and already cannot live without. The syntax is very intuitive. If you’re a programmer, you will feel right at home. Now, I do all my bit twiddling in speedcrunch before it gets to code.

It also works on Windows. At work, I have a Windows and Linux machine, and it is pinned to the taskbar on both.

Apparently, the hackers exploited the backdoor that was provided for “lawful surveillance” in the 3G spec. Imagine that.

I’m Spartacus!

Jury nullification

Listen if all you’re doing is storm door build outs you get pretty good at it even especially when you’re smoking meth.

Long time Linux user here. The smoothest OS I’ve ever used was xp64. That just ran like butter. Unfortunately, it was killed off to push people to Vista.

I felt bad you typed all that out when I’m just a python hater who isn’t able to argue in good faith.

My bad. I personally can’t stand Python, and am just a python hater. If I used python professionally as a general purpose language, I would probably want all the tools. Though… I never needed a virtual environment in another language.

In the codebases I work in, python is occasionally used as a cross-platform scripting language, which is where its bread and butter should be. Never more than 200 lines. Every time I crack open a codebase, if there is any python, it doesn’t work. That will be the thing I have to fight before I actually get to working on the actual problem. If it has been a year, it’s broken. If it’s a Linux project, you’re better off using Bash if you want it to run a year from now. On Windows, well…

There’s another one?! What’s wrong with venv, pipenv, virtualenv, flit, conda, etc. I just want to write code, not fight with silly tools. It’s a scripting language after all.