@fonfi Man, you are so right! Screenshots are so much better!

@Kyu96 Yeah, I'm with you on that, it's pretty annoying to reset it every time you log in.

@irene Because he's probably using webapp and either devrant doesn't save settings or he's clearing cookies.

@electrineer I never said what it does or doesn't mean or that it's inherently incorrect. I simply addressed the fact that most people saying that use it as an excuse for software to unnecessarily allocate more memory than they actually need (I'm not talking about caching purposes here), sometimes even going as far as telling people to get more ram for their machines because 16/32 gb are minimum nowadays

@nitwhiz "inperformant, good-looking mess" Isn't that exactly what Windows is? If Ubuntu is as bad as you say then I'd say it does a perfect job at mimicking Windows.

@fuckwit I've actually never heard anyone use it in that way. It's mostly people responding to posts about Chrome/Android Studio/Firefox/whatever using too much RAM that say that phrase

To quote some people: "Free RAM is wasted RAM". That's why all programs should have memory leaks.

@Lensflare why would you hate 80 character limit? Anything more than that and you are probably getting into too many levels of indentation or are using too long names

But OS X is a terrible os…

or https://rocket.chat if you want the discord feel but care about privacy and are willing to host it yourself. Alternatively you could also look at https://matrix.org but I'm unsure if it supports channels in similar way to slack

Both are open-source

Microsoft should've used that screen for Windows updates

I guess an option to sort by price would be helpful

YouTube actually got dark theme, the switch is in Settings>General>Dark theme.

@netikras 1px by 1px will probably be lossless. Anything more than that and you'll likely end up with something completely unrecognizable.

When the question starts with "what's the best Linux distro…" there is a slim chance that you can go wrong with saying arch (or derivative). At least that's what I believe. Though if you are starting you are probably better off with Mint or Ubuntu.

@RiPtide goto is one step closer to random-access machine. Maybe you won't want to use low-level stuff in the future but I believe that understanding it helps grasp how your programs really work and optimize them better. In the end all your programs are a bunch of memory manipulation, comparison-to-zero and jump (goto) instructions.

Sure, your course/professor may be bad, but goto is not inherently bad, what I probably failed to express in my first comment. About usefulness - one of the projects often relying on the use of goto is the Linux kernel, which even if you don't like linux you must agree is an important project as it runs most of the servers on the Internet.

Whatever you decide to learn, I hope it works out well for you, but please don't discard goto just because people say it's "outdated".

@gymmerDeveloper Can I skip changing if I bathe with my clothes on? Cause you know, it's too much effort to do both.

@powerfulparadox wait, so you are supposed to change clothes in real life?

First - what's wrong with goto? Second what is there to learn about goto that takes time?

Wait, you don't have individual accounts in your uni?

If they had written JavaScript then they would have at least got the disease part right.

What would we rant about if all our lives were merry and joyful?

Gotta mark it in my calendar to check up on Quantico in 5 years. Hope you won't be changing your name. Anyways, good luck!

@gruff Well, except MS pulled the update, so they acknowledge their fault. Something not happening on your machine doesn't necessarily mean it won't happen on someone else's.

Another program you could use for drawn animations is Krita(https://krita.org). I've never done any animations so I'm not gonna claim it's great for that, but it's pretty good for digital painting. Not really a tutorial but here is a time-lapse of someone creating an animation with it: https://youtube.com/watch/...

There should be a browser standard to allow theming on content-focused websites. It would be nice to have consistent experience across all applications and websites I frequent.

@DarkMukke and why "don't like GUI's" for FreeBSD if you can use any DE you want on it? Also it's not linux distro.

@aritzh Well, even if it wasn't possible to get the fibonacci number in constant time, iterative algorithm has better time complexity than recursive one. If you were to store previously discovered numbers with recursive one, you could also cache them with iterative algorithm and add single int to store last discovered number. But whatever… I'm nitpicking a bit too much.

@aritzh fibonacci numbers are very bad example because there is a constant time algorithm (which is the best solution). Recursive algorithm is also pretty much the worst choice there.

@bahua it's actually the other way around. The original meaning (in terms of CS & IT) of word "hacking" is actually creating software. What most people nowadays refer to as "hacking" is actually "cracking". The reason behind the widespread misuse stems from non-technical people's misunderstanding of the term.

http://catb.org/jargon/html/...