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Why was the CPU late for work? Because of a bus error.
Since the first lines of your linked site mention SOLID and design patterns, you’re already onto the right stuff there. That’s the framework side of things. Beyond that, I advise you to go study the advanced features of your preferred language so you know how to code “correctly” and idiomatically in that language (although not in a way that obscures intent). Then it’s perhaps a mental hurdle to open your repos and know that all code has imperfections. Opening it may indeed help to improve it - code review is arguably the single most useful practice in code quality.
Yeah, on DOS I think. I remember the graphics being pretty smooth for the time. I couldn’t really say it made me feel like Doom in 2D, but maybe I never thought about it that way. My memory is a bit fuzzy but I think it felt a lot slower. I think my install was shareware - I probably never played it through to the end because of this. edit: the linked article confirms DOS and shareware.
Some cultures have a way of counting to ten on one hand. This represents six in one version of that system.
I’ve been using it as my main editor for a couple of years and it’s great. More Photoshop-like than Gimp IMO. Disclaimer: I’m a casual user.
That doesn’t sound quite right. The biometric data is on the local device only. It’s used to “unlock” a long encryption key which is then used to authenticate with the server. Honestly, still learning about these myself. It looks like a good solution if they are implemented properly. I read this which was useful.