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tl;dr
>Something is about to happen. They're HAMMERING the board.
Perhaps they didn't like the idea that Biden is about to fuck them in the ass harder than they've been fucking us in the ass.
fun stuff
>This movie is a midnight fucking thriller.
Of course, we don't know, but I would be surprised if they unleash the Big Hell before Friday. Just my spidey sense. Sleep is good.
godspeed bake person.
>People join the deep state because they are too ugly to get laid another way.
Or they're too insecure to think they can compete on their merits.
gotta give them an A for Effort. Or E. Or something.
>God knows how those 2 even graduated undergrad school, let alone law school.
I worked with a lady who was a complete moron of the lowest degree who (allegedly) had a 4 year CS degree. She didn't know shit about computers. It would have been funny if it wasn't so fucking obvious.
I later met and became friends with the guy who did her college homework because she was a friend of the family who gave him cookies.
True story. These cabal fuckers are assholes, stupid, entitled and dangerous.
>I would imagine there are many who are guilty of this kind of thing.
It was bad. One function she "wrote" in C was a text menu that called itself in order to do the menu again. This shows a complete non-understanding of stacks/function calls. And she had a 4 year CS degree. Unbelievable.
>Well, i hope she lost her job at some point.
Nope. I exposed her (HARD-CORE LOGIC FUCKING) and the owner moved her to marketing. It became very clear over time that she was in control of the owner. Don't know how - she was ugly AF. There were strange things going on there. Story of my life.
this got a lot of traction earlier
>Took me about a month to go through it
C is one of those languages that make you feel like you know it very quickly but it'll bite you hard if you haven't worked with it a lot. It makes bad programmers dangerous. C++ is even worse in this way.
If you knew a lot of other languages before learning C, it wouldn't be nearly as bad.
Knowing assembly is always beneficial as it gets you much closer to understanding the code that higher level languages generate. Once you get to that point, you can more easily optimize higher level stuff because you can 'feel' what the language is doing at the machine level.
>postulation of cabal fuckery with software
definitely.
I started and successfully ran a software publisher for 32 years which competed with the biggies. The software industry is so bad, we wrote our own language, compilers, debuggers – we created our own software industry that was immune to the entire software industry.
It is bad. We need to redo the whole fucking wretched mess from the hardware through the software. Everything. Scrap. It. All.
>I'll stick with my portable C library thankyouvery much.
I understand the sentiment.
However….
a) Your portable C library isn't actually portable.
b) If you have a product worth money, a competitor using assembly optimizations will kill you.
definitely 9.