

10cm is long. don’t let anybody tell you otherwise
10cm is long. don’t let anybody tell you otherwise
I try to keep online comments and consumption to an absolute minimum for at least 1h30 after waking up.
Denying is maybe illegal but questioning it is not.
So get your facts straight.
Consider dropping Windows instead
And maybe in a few more years you’ll be able to exit it.
Run Linux stuff on Windows.
A big use case is development with Docker containers.
Dairy cows are impregnated around 7 times so they can be milked. Most of their calves are used for veal.
Cows are known to cry and wail when their calves are taken and killed.
It’s not like we can’t understand the screams and cries from livestock right now already…
“Spaghetti is a great dish so why would spaghetti code be bad?” - Vibe Coder
IMPORTANT: adjust your seat so you can easily push the clutch (left pedal) in – all the way to the floor – without uncomfortable stretching
The person of the driving school who thought me how to drive told me to push in the clutch completely, and put your seat in a way that you would have your knee bent just a tiny bit.
Ah I see.
Well not to be an ass, but why would you drive yourself around? I have the feeling your boyfriend and his family wouldn’t mind driving you around for a bit. And in Europe you don’t generally need a car to get around.
Anyways. Driving manual is not too hard. Just don’t let the stalls bother you. Other drivers don’t really mind either if you stall and waste a bit of time, so just relax. And to be honest; I would actually take the chance to learn it while you can if I were you. Seems like you have a good opportunity here.
We men just love touching shafts.
Looking foolish? It’s Romania. The only foolish thing to do is to not try.
Trucks don’t have too much to do with it. It’s completely different per car in general. I’ve driven in cars that are almost impossible to stall.
The amount of requests my browser is making to that website is insane. POST /elasticsearch/mget
every second. Looking at the response I see that the default (probably fake) questions have 1000+ answers.
Most of my work goes into an opensource game.
Make some apps for yourself. You’ll probably not use them, or even share them, but it’s a good thing to have a vision of what you want to make.
Being a good programmer takes ages. And even then you’ll probably only know a handful of languages and focus on specific branches. If you just want to know it, you’ll lose a lot of interest pretty soon because sometimes it takes days to fix something and you really need to be able to push trough those rough patches and that’s hard without a goal. Imagine trying to become good at woodworking without actually making furniture.
A lot of stuff already has apps for it. And a lot of things are being worked on. People saw the money and a lot of people jumped on the wagon.
The most realistic thing one can do with programming is to make something that does exactly what they want. And that can even be something small. Like learning how to write scripts that automate simple tasks. I suggest high level languages such as Python, PHP, C# or Java to get going. And only look at low level languages such as C, C++, or Rust when you actually start to understand it.