4 tonnes are to be investigated by The judge

It really is a great OS

xkcd.com/378/

https://xkcd.com/378/

Oh yeah I remember netbeans from my school days. Was a quite nice one, but we more or less used it like a glorified texteditor with some buttons (except for the UI editor. Used that quite a lot).

I use the normal mode

i think it really depends on what you want to do, what languages you use and what text editor/ide you use. From my experience its usually not really worth it to get used to an IDE for bash. They all sucked. So instead I just have my emacs and my shell and I can start coding.

It depends on what you do, but generally I can’t argue against a debugger.

Already joined the emacs cult. Youre too late.

lol

Depends on where you start. When your first contact is HTML its not too unusual to use a text editor for development.

See my other edited comment.

Idk, this is the first time I used gitlab in private (i literally just set up my personal gitlab account for this, since pastebin complained about some parts of the code).

Edit: It should be publically visible now: https://gitlab.com/Aipathon/southpark-downloader

Here you go: https://gitlab.com/foss9293204/southpark-downloader

Keep in mind, this is in production code that works in a testing environment, but is not ready yet. Theres also almost no documentation.

In my case it was a script, but for libraries this would hold true too.

Well, it was really just a script that has exact one purpose. I just split it up beautifully, so that my main function is very short.

Its also very nice, when you spend hours writing everything else and then once all of it has been tested you write a few lines of code in the main function and 10 minutes later everything works as it should.

Has The advantage that you have to consume less for the same effect and this means its cheaper. Seems like a good thing to me.

I like reminding people that gender dysphoria is a genetic disorder.

Have never heard about that before. You got a source for that?

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