I just click a second time where I want the cursor to be 🤷🏻‍♂️

How much fucking harder/extra work is it to maintain a Linux version of something? God damn, I don’t even really use Linux outside of servers and I still think it’s bullshit how little support it gets because it’s like a Catch 22. Nobody works on it because nobody uses it; but nobody uses it because nobody works on it! (For gaming, anyway)

It’s amazing how much actual change this one piece of hardware has done to bolster Linux’s share of things, but it’s still also just kind of a drop in the bucket.

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I mean that it’s quite a leap going from making, like, a text-based adventure in C++ or BASIC and changing/adding lines of code to someone else’s thing making mods to doing actual, professional level programming of systems I have never even fucked with for fun. Like, I can’t make the screen display an image. I don’t know how to do any sort of networking, at least from a programming standpoint (hardware and shit, no problem; I was CISCO and A+ certified at one point).

I guess if all they need me to do is make what is essentially a database or calculator, I could do that. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Good enough to make my own things or mod things.

But not good enough to get a job as a programmer.

For real. I find it hella crazy that all these companies want to push for AR but none of them have actually made AR huds that would be as useful as what most video games have.

I want a visual representation of my health and stamina on screen. Maybe I would go to a doctor more often if I saw my HP was constantly at 25%.

Having a job sucks.

Not having a job wouldn’t suck if it wasn’t for the fact it usually means you also have no money.

Having no money sucks.

It would be cool beans to not have a job, but have money.

The ugly red book that won’t fit on a shelf.

I find it pretty funny these days how often I see people getting paranoid about their IP address when back in the 90’s/early 2000’s it was common to show other people their own IP in chat rooms or on forums to scare them and it didn’t work because most people understood it didn’t matter.

With quantum computers you can become a god that doesn’t know what it’s doing. 😃

I always make sure my variables are named in ways I can remember what they’re for. The only time I just use generic var1, var2, etc is if I am experimenting with a function I’ve never used before and wanna play around with it to see how it’s used.

This should be easily read by others but there could be times where it’s an inside joke.

A small home media server running off a raspberry pi could be that cheap.

Only if it didn’t have an insane markup for being pre-built.

Dumping Core

When your entire identity is about pooping.

The Fox is the default browser.

“Don’t tell me, tell the damn kernel!”

🏴‍☠️

$150.

(Also usually speed and/or capacity along with higher quality components)

How severe is this vulnerability?

Huh… My dad is a software engineer and his name is Ronald. He also secured several software patents when he worked for a big chip wafer manufacturer. He might actually be the Ronald in this meme… 🤔