My gender is my concern, but you may use any pronoun to refer to me
Shocking how they have managed to slowly turn a two dollar component that burns out every couple of years into what I’m going to assume is a hundred dollar component that burns out every couple of years and makes you look like a child.
This question fills me with sorrow.
Depends on the language, the context, and the application. Sometimes language IS prescriptively defined. Language is more than just casual speech.
This is the first I’ve heard of it outside the steam store, but it’s already on my wishlist.
I really enjoyed like ten years ago, but I couldn’t stand all the Sony bullshit. I have to pay a monthly fee to keep playing peer to peer multiplayer on a game I already have?? Fuck that noise. Big studio games aren’t for me anymore. I’ve just tuned LOU out since then.
As if Mitchell can BE defamed.
lisp makes my brain relax
But it’s still really good!!
I’ve been playing battlebit remastered quite a bit recently and all of you have buggered off. There’s often only one active server these days.
No media/communication company supports your expression of your rights.
Exactly the two events that got me on and off Reddit. I use LibRedirect to rewrite any reddit links to proxies that only work about 15% of the time, and it really discourages me from even bothering…
… and you believe that it’s because they are a “CLI person” that they are unable to be honest. Because that’s a thing that a sane person would say.
Why is it so hard for CLI people to be honest?
Interesting if unseemly glimpse into your psyche.
See, in my mind, a CLI is a line buffer-based interface, whereas a TUI is an interactive character-based interface. sed or bash is CLI and vi or rogue is TUI.
The alternative to memorization is the analog to “hunt and peck typing” where you just search the whole fucking screen/program.
courier gets you another 15%
the problem solving stuff is satisfying to us
Yeah, that stopped being a factor decades ago. I now hate it just as much as any iPhone user. There are reasons beyond “I like how it makes my brain feel”.
It’s not a universal effect. Some dyslexics or people with related challenges like dysgraphia will find the CLI easier.
I usually treat a path as a series of dereference operations, each with a potential security precondition. You could protect /secure/… with credential checks, and report 403 at that point, before even looking at the rest of the resource path. It exposes the prefix but not the multiple endpoints that might exist below that point.
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