@kescherRant I rarely need it, I've only ever asked a couple questions, I just keep a custom filter open on my second screen to occupy any idle time with commenting-on and answering questions.

@njpugh90 I don't think that first thing is an example of the comma operator, but rather a comma as a seperator

@jaread Nope, very simple program. Nothing complicated happening, nothing should be messing with that memory

@Treighton Congrats on hitting 2000 ++!

@jayMcD Oh god, that's terrible

@RazorSh4rk And sometimes more: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/...

@sam9669 I use Gboard, so yes, it is AI based, it just missed the your. I wasn't trying to be a jerk, I just noticed it. My keyboard sometimes does that with French.

Does anyone know of any relative inexpensive hardware dev boards for MCUs that are easy to write for in assembly? I'm looking to avoid a Harvard architecture.

@TV4ELP @TV4ELP I'm going to guess that you're keyboard's native language isn't English

@ewpratten I've recently switched to Arch; what Git GUI do you use?

It's almost certainly fine. Magnetic field decreases with distance, so unless it's up against it, it's a particularly strong magnet, I wouldn't be too worried.

@filthyranter Agreed. It's arguably easier to install than Windows. Too easy.

Then use Arch.

I was installing Flash on the computers at my primary school so we could play games.

@dontbeevil Windows Task Manager just lacks many of the features I expect from a task manager, like being able to select more than one process at a time to kill. (Getting rid of a stuck Chrome is a chore, because of all it's processes)

I don't get why that tool is so bad. It's not like the average non-technically-versed person is going to accidentally open it and get confused, so why not make it better

I get halfway. I keep my index on Friday, as you're supposed to, and my pinky and ring fingers are on S and D respectively, but my middle finger tests above on E, as if it was W

@KidLaser Program wipes random blocks of memory averaging 1mb/s.

@crisz Kinky

@620hun.Feels.Age.Set(Emoji.ToString(👴).ToInteger())

Cable sexy Purge on a nude beach

@wildcard Not good enough. Just call "shutdown -h now" as root user. 100% garbage collection regardless of language.

@Kryptic0 I need to be able to use the advanced features of a proper program, while also collaborating on documents in (close to) real time.

@gitpush Thanks for the suggestion. I know that I'm not doing things in the best way, and I'll give that a try, though it's just an internal tool, so I'll leave it as it is if it doesn't go easily.

I've recently done excatly that. I used to run Win10, switched to Arch because I like power, and now virtualize Win10 for Office.

@gitpush @0xTJ I've since spent a couple hours struggling against VS to get it to be able to run a set those properties and fields according to what is determined only once, but had issues as the FieldInfo and PropertyInfo (which both inherit from MemberInfo) classes don't quite play nice enough. Eventually, I got it working by storing MethodInfo for each element in the top level of the 2D array, so I don't have to determine the subclass everytime, I just run the method on the subclass instance, because I know it's there. Probably not the safest way of doing things, but it should be safe enough for me.
What I've written probably doesn't make sense without seeing the code, but I should probably get off my phone, and keep working.

@gitpush Essentially, I have a 2D array which I use as a guide for which data means what from the inputs, and where to put it in the output. Between those two steps, the array determines in which field or property of a class each piece of data is stored. I want to make the 2D array easy to configure in source, perhaps later user-configurable during excecution.
I initially had it determining where to put stuff every loop excecution, because some of the pieces of data go into fields, others into properties, and I had to determine which one was which each time. I knew this was inneficient, but it worked.

@0xTJ *extorting, not exporting

Nah, Mac OS is the girl who is very attractive, but wears way too much makeup for anyone, which makes her less attractive. Windows is exporting you into seeing her. Linux is a little cold, but all-around nice. She's a little emotionally unstable.

@calmyourtities I'm porting my thing from VBA. Pick your poison.