@Poke ಠ_ಠ Cheddar cheese is best. It starts with a "C" and "Code Golf" and we know code golf is best golf and take out the golf you get code is best, and because code == cheddar you get cheddar == best
@flawr I'm trying hard to remember it now, but there was definitely one song I listened to that made me catch my breath at a certain point, almost without fail.
I don't really remember the exact last song which gave goosebumps, but to be honest.. its the anime opening songs which do so. As I can related with the video and song. Couple of One piece op, inazuma eleven go op, etc.
Pet peeve: When I click the down arrow for "Server name" or "Network computers" in Windows Explorer or any tool that lists all of the machines on the network, I am never warned that the search could take a while.
I just started playing Portal, and found these scrawls on the wall (somewhat hidden). The first two images were in the first level with turrets, and the second was a couple levels after.
It appears represent the companion cube as a friend (symbolized by hearts around the pictures), and the...
Brainfuck, 44 bytes
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The employed recurrence relation is based on @primo's Hello World answer.
This answer makes no assumptions about the interpreter of the output program. Try it online!
For a shorter solution (which works only with some interpret...
Every single time I ask a question on DBA Stack Exchange a high rep user comes along and says "Why don't you do it this way and avoid your problem entirely?"
And when I try to explain it, they are too busy to hear me out
@Maltysen you're probably not using the official drivers for your graphics card then
I doubt Nouveau will cut it
@Maltysen Well if you have to play in a VM I would set your -dxlevel to 8, bump video memory up a bit and snag a toaster graphics config (I recommend Comanglia's)
Does Source even still support DX7 anymore? lmao
Lemme check
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@Dennis Can you pull Actually please? Also, when was the last time Actually was pulled?
Source is a 3D video game engine developed by Valve Corporation as the successor of GoldSrc. It debuted with Counter-Strike: Source in June 2004, followed shortly by Half-Life 2, and has been in active development since. Source does not have a concise version numbering scheme; instead, it is designed in constant incremental updates. The successor, Source 2, was officially announced in March 2015. The first game to use it was Dota 2, being ported over from the original engine in September 2015.
== History ==
Source distantly originates from the GoldSrc engine, itself a heavily modified version of...