There is no voting for closing anymore, just voting for keeping questions on hold. There is a subtle but important difference. A question is on hold until its content gets improved enough for the restrictions to be removed.
With these improvements in mind, one can attempt to answer.
I can agree with that .... I sort of quit new games after Civilization IV .... well, that's not true. I now play things like 'candy land', uno, and catch
Today, some unexpected behavior came up. When I wrote this:
class ErrorPost(object):
def __init__(self, message):
self.message = "[Error]" + message
print(self.message)
del self
class ErrorLog(ErrorPost):
def __init__(self, message):
super().__init__(mess...
@Almo maybe we can bridge the gap if I say an important part of the definition is doing ones "best", a parent is a success if they manage to provide as realistically best as they can. I think a misunderstanding arose between implying best theoretically possible and best reasonably possible.
@AidanMueller Sounds useful. I often heard that there's too little "game" in the peaceful mode, especially for people who want their kids to be able to play Minecraft for the creativity, but don't want the fighting and want them to still have a challenge.
So, I work in a building where multiple businesses have offices. I was getting something to drink from the common cafeteria when I was recognized by someone as "The guy who always wears a hat".
Narcissistic personality disorders seem rampant among computer professionals, as here we see some major traits of people with narcissistic personalities, characterized by strong feelings of being ashamed of themselves all-the-while presenting a grandiose front. The old saying "He is a legend in his own mind" describes to-a-tee someone with narcissistic personality disorder and these types of weirdoes are super-common in the computer science and information technology industries where geeks and misfits can become zillionaires, despite their crippling mental problems.
@MickLH Ok, what it sounded like was "if a child hits something they are not ready for, it is the parents' fault for not preparing them, in every case"
There is no voting for closing anymore, just voting for keeping questions on hold. There is a subtle but important difference. A question is on hold until its content gets improved enough for the restrictions to be removed.
With these improvements in mind, one can attempt to answer.
Today, some unexpected behavior came up. When I wrote this:
class ErrorPost(object):
def __init__(self, message):
self.message = "[Error]" + message
print(self.message)
del self
class ErrorLog(ErrorPost):
def __init__(self, message):
super().__init__(mess...
