A high-effort shitpost that almost predates microprocessors.

You don’t.

But when you eventually reinstall, because Ubuntu crossed the line, Mint is just Ubuntu without the bullshit.

Previously? Some schmuck changing all the windows to be left-handed, immediately before a long-term-support feature freeze.

Zero percent surprised by many other comments throwing shade at Ubuntu.

Just use Mint.

Because it worked so well for Amazon.

… and Amazon didn’t invent its own proprietary graphics API that’s only supported by Dolphin. Not even Fortnite gives a fuck about Metal.

It’s not gay if it’s on the moon.

Engineers don’t let engineers design interfaces.

“I never thought that words like product would ever leave my lips.”

See also the client camera movement guide:

GNU Autotools: yes.

Lodash provides modular methods for working with arrays, objects, strings, and more.

I dunno. If it makes everything Array-like act like a goddamn Array, I’m tempted to start using it.

‘What do you mean you can’t .map a Set? It’s iterable! Figure it out!’

The thing you want from jQuery was added to all browsers in 2018.

Or ship a browser to run a script.

I think it’s intended for checking the same bit in multiple bytes. You load the mask instead of the data.

So much 6502 ASM involves turning your brain inside-out… despite being simple, clever, and friendly. Like how you can’t do a strided array sensibly because there’s no address register(s). There is no “next byte.” Naively, you want separate varied data at the same index is separate arrays. Buuut because each read address is absolute, you can do *(&array+1)[n], for free.

What I really miss on NES versus Game Boy is SWAP.

Even on 6502, the BIT command is useless 99% of the time, and AND ~which_bit is the right answer.

Interestingly the Intel MCS-51 ISA did have several bit-addressable bytes. Like a weird zero page.

Inertia’s a bitch, and they started before git existed. It was a dark time.

For Javascript it’s () => { }. Lamba functions! Because at least it’s more readable than Perl.

Reading a tab as however many spaces is trivial, and the point of tabs.

Reading however many spaces as a tab is a gross hack that has to be dialed-in for whatever standard the document chose.

Just use tabs in the first place. God damn. That’s what they’re for.

That sounds like tabs with extra steps.

Tabs, not spaces.

I don’t give a shit if your arguments perfectly align to the function. It’s only semantic indication. Use the goddamn special character that has its own dedicated key.