Usually do 2 but I've been doing 1 lately due to exhaustion

This is great.

A bit, but I've been to Japan before and I fell in love instantly. So I just wondered if there was a way for me to get a permanent stay there

@UjjwalQo Um sure? I've never really done anything like that before but I'm willing to give it a show when I have down time.

Cool! If you need any help let me know, I know it's really easy to get lost in config files and the like trying to make it your own. What made you go with Xubuntu?

@RazorSh4rk yes but money...Lol I'm planning on getting another dim soon

@norman70688 I don't know how to respond to this? I know I didn't invent it, but what's the problem with sharing my accomplishment with a community I thought would appreciate it as well?
I don't know how your day is going but pro tip:
Don't worry about it, it'll be okay.

ASRock H170M mobo, I5-6600k, noctua l12, rx480 8gb OC XFX blower, 450w PSU, 2 x 1tb WD Blue, 1x 120gb Samsung sad, gskill nt 8gb ram ddr4.
All inside a fractal design define nano s.

I agree(with you), it helps structure your code a bit more and it is easier to read.
One could argue that it's taking more time with the whole assignment of the calculation before returning but honestly with processors these days it won't make a difference.

I just left arch for Solus a couple of days ago, still rolling just more emphasis on what packages are added and if they are maintained.
I got tired of arch after about a year and a half of using it. Package conflicts are a bummer and when your hacking away at code and something fails it haunts you forever.

git gud
(ㆁωㆁ*) #vimmasterrace

@PoweredByCoffee yea I probably should but I really need to finish this stuff.
I want to finish it by tomorrow but dammit I can't focus too much, it like comes and goes

Sleep is for the week...

Duuude...I want some of those...

Are you just getting a black screen? Or are you getting to your desktop?

For black screen that won't log you in try switching ttys and inputting your log in stuff there.

From there you can do the dnf stated above.
If still no dice what's the error messages?

++ for suicidal Pigeon

@FitzSuperUser I feel like you're right...Now what to get her is the question...

How are you a noob? You got the job and your Google-fu should be better than other people.
You're no n00b you're a 1337 h4kr

Learn GO dawg

I wish I could have that luxury...

Nextbit Robin

rm -rf /soul/

This is true. I am paying for my procrastination right now...

I'm an Arch user.
Can confirm, that is how I look.

So one returns a double and one is an int?
This is why dependencies and snap packages are a thing.

Nice looks clean, I appreciate your taste.

I tend to check read/write speeds along with other stuff like fragmentation, cached nonsense, and other stuff that may bog it down.
Dig around basically.

Install a package called scrot, CLI based screen capture. Lightweight and gets the job done.

I can appreciate some hardware modification, "++" for you my good sir

I think I may buy a 60% keyboard for my future compute if I ever have the cash for it.