Maybe ICP can tell us.

With just the right amount of spin.

My… no pun intended… go-to language. ;)

The Java logging library “SLF4J” works basically this way. It’s a “broker” sort of library. You use the SLF4J API to log and there are different backend implementations that can tie your logging statements to an actual logging backend. So you can do things like switching backends without changing code or using one backend (say, to STDOUT) in local and a different one (Syslog, maybe) in prod.

I suspect most developers have a “favorite language” and are just going to respond with “the import style my favorite language uses”.

I’m going to have to go on some remote interviews sometime soon. I don’t know if Zoom is the way those are usually done or if they use some other software that’s more purpose-built for that. But whatever the case, I’ll definitely have to figure out how to run whatever it is “in jail” somehow.

Model collapse is finally landing.

I know right now you’re stuck exclusively using swap, but If you work hard and apply yourself, you may one day be able to afford one whole gigabyte of ram without going more than five figures into debt.

“Yes, Hermaeus Mora pest control? Yes, the other pest control company referred me to you.”

For real. Some guy I knew introduced me to SuSE back when I was in highschool. It was great and all, but it made things easy by hiding details behind snappy GUIs. While I was in college, I started to realize I wasn’t learning anything about Linux. So I took a deep breath and installed Gentoo. Switched to Arch for a while, but I’m back to Gentoo now. I wanted to learn more about how Linux really worked and holy shit did I get my wish.

I knew I’d regret looking at the comment section.

Good riddance.

I’d hate to see a kilobyte. Let alone a megabyte or gigabyte or terabyte or…

First A24 does The Backrooms, then SCP. What’s next? Creepypasta? I doubt it’s realistic, but I’m hoping for Zalgo.

Sounds like we’re in the same boat. But that’s exactly why I’m asking.

The sharingan is the final touch that makes it perfect.

What I’d love to see even more than that is some kind of pigment cartridge system. You’d use natural, unpigmented filament and the printer would inject pigment in different mixtures as it prints. Just seems… I dunno. More efficient?

I remember seeing a YouTube video (that I might search for and find again if I remember) where some company had developed (and probably patented) an approach that involved inkjet-coloring as it printed. I remember the colors looked pretty pale and washed-out looking. Not vibrant the way I would have hoped. But the approach might be one that could be improved on. 🤷

I was super confused there for a minute. Lol.

Exactly! Until I decide to do another SQL injection to change the response to “with tabs shalt thou indent thine code and never with spaces” or “I hereby decree dogs rule and cats drool.”

Dear God, I pray for a '; update responses_lookup_table set response = ‘New commandment: thou shalt not put pineapple on pizza.’; –