It’s not really that important to the joke, since I’m pretty sure you can also replace keywords like ‘if’ with the preprocessor. It’s just that preprocessor macros are typically (style, not syntax) ALL_CAPS_WITH_UNDERSCORES.
It’s just another clue that that block isn’t actually an if-block, since C is case sensitive and ‘IF’ wouldn’t actually work.
They used a macro to make ‘IF’ (which is distinctly not ‘if’) map to ‘while’. So it’s really a while(1) loop, which will repeat forever, or until the program is terminated, whichever comes first.
Someone’s just being silly.
Have their usage rates reflected their lack of trust? Unless it has, I doubt companies care.
Yeah, those are novice numbers. I have infinite backups of my 0 files!
To whom, though? Who would reasonably purchase Chrome, if it were a sale and not a spinoff? Are there any companies where that would feel like good news (because it’s that particular company, and not in the “at least it’s not as big a megacorp” sense)?
Love the CEO sketches! And they’re not even in the top five things Brennan has done, probably!
One of the most pointlessly annoying things I’ve had to deal with was trying to move a process made for Linux onto a Windows MINGW/cygwin-type environment where one of the scripts would generate “.filename” AND “.FileName” files. :|
Ooh, nice. I hope this means Boost for Lemmy’s release isn’t that far behind!
The act of taking down notes helps me remember things (even if I never look at the actual notes, which I rarely do!)
Handwriting has this effect moreso than typing, but typing still helps. I think having to embody the notes in some form forces me to pay attention at all, and having to keep up means I need to summarize or pick the most salient points, which means I must engage with the material further.
I tend to use pen & paper or a tablet PC. If whatever I’m taking notes for is more of a liberal-arts-lecture feel, I’ll type (more words needed!), but if there are diagrams or equations involved (STEM time!), I’ll handwrite.
People have mentioned most of the good ones (Scrivener, Resolve, Steam, Discord), but I must grudgingly nod to OneNote.
There are competitors in the note-taking space, yes, but none of them get handwriting down like OneNote has for 15+ years, now.
I got put into Youtube Premium when Google Play Music merged, so I think of it as equivalent to Spotify premium, but also: you can also upload your own music library, you get ads removed on Youtube videos, and offline play for both music and videos.
It’s decently worth it if you reference Spotify Premium’s cost (and also I’ve been at 9.99USD/mo this whole time and not been hit with any price increases at all for some reason?)
And replying to that noti in Mastodon shows up in Beehaw. Wild!
I’ve got an account on a small Mastodon instance that a friend owns (migrated to there from the big mastodon.social instance). That’s pretty much it! @reil@oliphaunt.social! It’s named after a silly design pun where I reshaped the onlyfans logo into a more mastodon-y oliphaunt.
I guess I gotta start looking at self-hosted aggregator solutions. I hope one of them has per-podcast playback speed settings/autoskip capabilities. I use the heck out of those.
Yeah, the attack surface of a locked-up bike is much larger than that of a bike being ridden?
If you don’t want your phone stolen off the bike, a removable bike computer still makes more sense, I think.