Wut?

I thought masks “lowered oxygen levels” or some bulllshit?

“Donald the dove”

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I know the solution. Starting this year, students will be forced to contribute to a project they use, care about or, at the very least, truly want to use in the long term. Not one they found randomly on Github.

And they’re still going to find things on GitHub. Because so many things are on GitHub.

They’re blaming the students for the popularity of GitHub. If they want students to not use GitHub then just make that a requirement.

I predict that robots are gonna be a big factor in the future and it’s gonna help out.

He really did peak in the '80s.

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You think he’s starting to worry about his own future?

I’m sure he’ll be fine again after checking his bank account.

Yes

Things are “experimental” because we don’t know if they work, not because they are better.

It doesn’t matter what people “celebrate”

Yes it does - because that is the point of this post.

If the question is if these operating systems are “Linux”, then yes, they are.

That is not the question as was pointed out to you.

In a sandbox.

Not as long as there is hair bleach and stupid people.

Gonna need to .torrent that.

Because it’s a huge platform?

He weaponized his voice to attack ice…

This fella isn’t creating a serious game engine - sounds like they just want to explore the topic, so python would be fine even if it’s incredibly slow.

Well - Windows has always had poor “fork()” performance compared to Linux (Windows applications prefer threads). So running lots of small applications that do lots of forking will take a performance hit.

I render my former answer. There is no language that can’t.

It sounds like you have little or no programming experience? You’ll need to start with learning to code. Lots of people recommend Python for beginners, though I’m not a fan personally of the language. That said there are a ton of tutorials for it.

That’s more the fault of running software designed for Linux on Windows.