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A coworker just told me he thinks he likes PHP more than Ruby, to which I responded that I would use literally any langauge before PHP, at which point the discussion moved onto Malbolge.
> Malbolge was so difficult to understand when it arrived that it took two years for the first Malbolge program to appear. ... The first program was not written by a human being: it was generated by a beam search algorithm designed by Andrew Cooke and implemented in Lisp.
So, I was getting tired of having to open the Windows version of Steam through Wine in order to launch Undertale.
I found a way to force the download for Windows games on the Linux Steam client, but I still don't have the option available to start the game through Steam, and if I try through t...
I have two newly set up Minecraft 1.8.9 servers. With both servers when I point my client to them I receive an "Unable to connect to world." message.
1) Debian 8
2) CentOS 7
Both servers behaving the same way, I did a packet capture on each and can see UDP traffic reaches each them. And both...
@Lazers2.0 It sounds like they're trying to force-run a windows binary of Undertale on the Steam linux client. But they've got Wine in the tags. I'm not up to speed on Wine. Don't you just use the Windows version of steam to run windows steam titles under Wine?
ldap worked, it authenticated properly and you could chat if someone clicked "chat" in the outlook contact, you were just not findable inside lync itself
@twobugs heavy radioactive elements decay the fastest the more neutrons they have. Scientists believe that this trend may be somewhat averted in the 125s or so
I'm no chemist myself so I might be using it wrong but the idea is that we can kind of model there should be an "island" somewhere where the heavy elements can start becoming stable again
PHP has its issues, but weird variables that affect global state generally isn't one of them. Its version of this problem is that arbitrary commands change behavior when you change php.ini settings.
@badp No, PHP just uses arrays as if they were a named list (this is a quirk PHP has and Perl doesn't; in Perl, arrays and hashes are different things)
Lists aren't lists, they're just a plurality of values. There is no data type for a plurality of values. When presented with a plurality of things each singular data type does something completely different
From what I'm reading it sounds like they use particle accelerators and other crazy things to synthesize the really heavy elements. There's a hypothesized island of stability around 164
Functions take a plurality of things and return a plurality of things, but in order to make things super confusing, the plurality of things they take is stored in an array
@Powerlord This "Own community questions and answers so nobody gets unnecessary reputation from them" led me to think that questions with a lot of upvotes would become wikis
Anyway, I haven't played far enough through Borderlands 2 to hear an explanation for why Pandora is suddenly covered in snow when it wasn't in the first game.
So I'm having major difficulty keeping up with the amount of aluminium I need to repair/upgrade my power armour and other bits and pieces.
I've spent a while now just searching for this single material and wondering if there's a good cache somewhere which I can hit. The wasteland needs me and I ...
> Gone is the steady and structured escalation of the invasion, and gone are the boring bastard satellites that were to the campaign’s shape what weights and other hindrances were to Harrison Bergeron. Freed from the single-route linear progression, XCOM 2 presents an alien menace that reacts and builds power, through visible facilities in the world, and through a Doomsday counter that can be interrupted and set back by the player.
I'd much rather they just have missions appear naturally, and sometimes only one shows up not two or three, BUT since your soldiers need time to heal up you just can't afford or risk doing every mission
aka how it works in xenonauts
The choose a mission system always felt like a lazy way to go about it to me
@StrixVaria If it's more an issue of laziness and you don't care that you actually have to spend extra money to have someone else put it together, I've gotten my last 4 machines from CyberPowerPC
So Season 6 is just around the corner, and possibly the most major change to the game was the removal of Sight Wards from the shop. Rito did this just to make the game a bit easier for the lower MMR/Elo players who don't understand the importance of vision, but for someone like me who does, what ...
@StrixVaria They've been good for that (though I haven't got one from them in 3 years, so I guess it's possible they started sucking or something). If I selected a configuration that had problems, they let me know and suggested alternatives. The one time I got a defective part (a bad SSD), they were quick to replace it