Even NSFL could be ideally split into NSFL and ENSFL (Extremely Not Safe for Life)

I don’t mind seeing like an X-RAY of somebody who broke their arm in 4 places, but a photo of it IRL and blood everywhere is ENSFL

I have kids, can confirm, when you find something that works reliably to get them to sleep you stick with it, ofc it’s a double edged sword because if you CANT for whatever reason then getting them to sleep is 100x harder.

I could 10000% see a 3-4 year old DEMANDING the Adventures of Dumb Dumb Mister or NO ONE will be getting sleep lmao

Bet!

update, I got banned oh well

Just look at him, he’s an f’in wizard

Says WFH is terrible

Is biggest commerical landlord

Yup, definitely totally unbiased opinion im sure lmfaooo

Ah so PIC is what put Picard over the top of O’Brien. So clearly we need a Star Trek: O’Brien series so he can be back on top lmao

I tried, nearly every system I tested it on (Physical and virtual, 16 GB RAM to 64, Windows, MacOS and Linux (Ubuntu and Arch)) it bogs down and crashes after 60-100 tabs. FF has performance issues and can’t keep up with me, chrome might eat a lot of ram to do it, but at least it’ll keep up at 300, 400, 600+ tabs.

Unfortunately, I can’t switch until these performance problems have been fixed :(

Edit: lol at the downvotes for bringing up a legit potential issue

Edit2: lmao, c/Firefox: come over to Firefox and our community we’re welcoming. (As long as you only talk about how perfect and infallible FF is)

I’ve seriously looked into picking one of these dead languages up and honestly, it’s not worth it.

Biggest issue is, you have to be experienced to some degree before you get the name your price levels. So you’ll have to take regular ol average programmer pay (at best) for a language that’s a nightmare in 2023. Your sanity is at heavy risk.

I’d honestly rather bash my head with assembly, it’s still very much in use these days in a modern way. Most programs still get compiled into it anyway (Albeit to a far more complicated instruction set than in the past) and can still land some well paid positions for not a whole lot of experience (relatively)

When I got hired to take charge of the IT department, the first thing I did was phase out ALL HP products and then implemented an “Unacceptable and Barred Brands for purchasing” policy with HP right at top.