@sjinx_y@Gamingtronium@sjinx_y that's not necessarily true. Devs often don't get to choose the machines they use at work. The employer chooses which development machines their employees use. A dev using Windows doesn't prove they're a bad dev. It proves their employer is locked into Microsoft.
@lzsthw You don't have to install it from the package manager. Use the documentation on https://t.co/KrGZEcrTyd to untar and move Go where you want. Don't forget to add Go to your path.
@facebook My profile list view on Facebook is broken. I've submitted several bug reports. No resolution. Tried to create new account. Wanted to migrate. You shut it down. "Breaking community standards." Your platform is unusable hot garbage.Been a user since the beginning.
@Lowes - I bought an A/C four days ago, unused, unopened. I tried returning it, but was told about a 48-hour policy. In this economy, denying returns on unopened items after just days is harsh. How is this good customer experience?
@Lowes, I bought an A/C four days ago, unused, unopened. I tried returning it, but was told about a 48-hour policy. In this economy, denying returns on unopened items after just a few days is harsh. How is this a good customer experience?
@Lowes, I bought an A/C four days ago, unused, unopened. I tried returning it, but was told about a 48-hour policy. In this economy, denying returns on unopened items after just days is harsh. How is this good customer experience?
@justbyte_ The "no copy-paste" joke is classic, but the technical reality is a nightmare.
Losing the "c" and "v" keys deletes half your syntax. In C++, you lose vector, void, const, and char. You can't even call ceil() or csv.
It’s not just "no Stack Overflow"—it’s "no standard library."
@karthikponna19 It depends on what you want to do. I recommend starting with Homebrew. Next, I highly recommend finding a terminal application you enjoy, such as iTerm 2 or Ghostty.
@notathrv The better question is: why is it anyone else's business why Linus is still working?
The answer to the original question is likely simple. As simple as "he's still working because he wants to and because he enjoys it."
Day 13 of the #100DayChallenge learning Python. I completed day 12 yesterday. I highly recommend the Udemy course created by @yu_angela if you haven't picked it up.