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This is why powershell is gaining traction

My local Barnes and Noble has an absolutely massive record section. Really made it worth while to visit!

I tried to deploy ipv6 with my vlans on my Ubiquiti stuff. Good luck debugging or calling any tech support when stuff doesn't work, no one understands it heh. Hell even comcast couldn't answer the question as to the delegation subnet size on their provisioned routers (key for deploying more then 1 vlan behind it).

Same. Really sucked.

When you push the windows button it has some kinda delay and it’s so shitty like u can’t start typing for what u want to find until it first pings some website for some metadata.

gcc is further along with c++20 support, which makes clang nonstarter these days.

I'm not dead yet!!

msdn subscription cd binders... everywhere

Here here! ~14ms latency is noticeable and tiresome, on any remote interface.

I remember making a website for our guild, I think we were called 'The Immortals?'. There were some big guilds out there, I seem to recall one called FuckTards or something like that...

Gosh I remember beta testing this game, was a coming of age time, the first MMORPG. Glorious times of guilds and true PvP (e.g. you leave the town you basically were on your own) these were the true days of high online adventure!

Ok that was fun

I sure love mine, except for the fact that the speakers are barely audible

Go ahead and try it, I assure you that will be the end of your job there.

Listen to others here, just leave. You will not break into that fuct up situation, you cannot improve it, no one will listen to you, and if you blow the whistle you'll be done.

tl;dr iostreams is bloated and slow

Amen

Deleted Facebook 5 years ago, have not gotten laid since.

Sliding window throughput calculator

I _always_ reboot with 'shutdown /f /r /t 0', the interactive shutdown/reboot stuff is worthless

Use powershell core: https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell

Oh yeah nothing like being fired for some made up hr bs just because you disagreed with the megalomaniac of a cto.

I am still in love with my xps 13 9360 laptop. 4k oled touchscreen 14 inch ultra book, the form factor just works.

Hah, yeah I have been teaching my 10 year old, he's very competitive. I never really gravitated towards chess but, its quality 1 on 1 time with a physical game, that is quite challenging.

I love it when he wins.

Well said, sometimes the developer community forgets what they are giving up (vs what they are exchanging for).

Is it a sin to say that, because you know c++ so well you don't need the nanny's and excessive overhead of validation?

That's akin to someone saying they never need to write tests.

Have you ever started a project without tests?

Same, it's been nothing but a liability and to be perfectly frank it makes my daily life way more stressful than it should be.

The biggest part I don't like is the inability to ever really be 'here in the now' e.g. enjoying the moment. All these important life events just fly by me without even reacting to them it seems, and only in hindsight do I start tearing up thinking about what I missed.

Re-writing a 10-year-old server backend system with matching client-side applications, all of which were abandoned, with no documentation, and which were written in this abhorrent hybrid of C/C++ with more goto's than functions, no const correctness, no unit tests, no testing of any sort, combined with amazingly bad and repetitive spaghetti code everywhere; I am re-writing this in a form that allows for test driven development, code coverage validation, with a matching ci system that performs all the integration testing and deployment automation.

Yeah this is a ton of fun!

It's not every day you get the chance to just re-write something [it rarely is the best idea] but when you do, I relish it.

I think you meant to say 'C Experience'.

No C++ coder I know (at least the true C++ coders, e.g. ones who have abandoned the 'Simplicity of C' mantra), find nothing of use in go besides a draconian single truth model of 'the best way to do things' similar to Python.

That is really opposite of the C++ experience, where you have millions of different patterns, techniques, and pitfalls at every corner. Those who enjoy this, are definitely not go enthusiasts.

Now I'm not saying ones better than the other, but I really doubt C++ core find Go attractive. Go was invented on the premise that 'We hate C++' or something to that regard.

Yeah global shm state is a bitch you have kinda a ownerless resource that must be managed somehow cooperatively. This adds global mutexes to the equation and quirky concepts on initialization and abandonment of the shared state.

Usually none of these issues are dealt with in the shared memory sdk you’ll be using, so you gotta model it with mental experiments just like you would a lock free implementation in a threaded process.

Simple no, doable yea, error prone you betcha.

Thats called the break room

I hate open floor plans! Give me a proper cube, yes SPEND the money on your workers, don't just cheap out and throw in a picnic table in a big room and call it 'Collaboration', BS!