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I noticed I'd been doing the "Not X, but Y" thing. Kinda annoying to keep having to stop myself from doing it.

my brother who never really had much interest in computer games, could always get the high score in any game I was playing eg pinball, racing

I'd spend ages to get a point above his score, and he'd come back and get an even higher one.

He did the same thing to my dad with solitaire, my dad plays it everyday and was proud of his high score. Then my brother who was just visiting, beat my dads highscore by a huge margin, and years later my dad is still annoyed he can't beat it.

The British Army was very upset that ragtag riflemen in the American colonies kept running into the woods and shooting from behind cover instead of standing in a Proper Formation

didn't skirmishers always do that though?

The idea of eating pudding made out of blood sounds gross to me, but I love dipping chips in the juices that pour out of a cooked steak.

i dont want any smegging toast!

That explains Major Zero and his organisation Cipher in the metal gear series

What did you think of the puzzles?

women were a huge population of programmers

wasn't that there were a lot of women working as operators, but that job went away along with the punch cards.

You still cannot play a game C from my library while I play the game A from my own library.

I just tried it, and I could.

I started after channels started removing their own videos because they either didn't think the videos were good enough or they had a mental break and deleted their channel. So good stuff just gone.

A recent one I had was needing to include lifetimes to having to atleast specify the anon lifetime with the underscore. I forget what the actual circumstance was.

I wonder what would happen if your parents didn't leave the house to anyone, and you don't claim it but squat it.

I was going to my cousins wedding, and accidentally went in the wrong building hosting a different wedding party, and a bunch of people near the entrance looked like slightly off doppelgangers of my cousins and uncles. Like I walked in on an alternate reality.

Even without the board, it's just understanding the water, and knowing all the tricks for swimming in the surf.

Like you hear people become exhausted and drown, when it is just so easy to relax and float around, even with waves washing over you.

I started walking everyday 1-4km, and then switched to jogging 1-2.5 km everyday. It built up the muscles in my back so I no longer slouch, also fixed constipation issues I was having.

Currently with the latest pi os version, moonlight streaming's video hardware support doesn't work.

While it's the the fault of the moonlight devs (also you can compile it yourself to get it working), the binary package version has been broken for 2+ months now.

If I was using archlinux on x86 I wouldn't have problems like this.

Solving problems even if it's not fun seems to motivate me, but once they're solved, I find it hard to finish the implementation.

Makes naming functions easier, eg multiply(mat3,vec3), multiply(mat3,mat3), etc

If the language is dynamically typed, you can use it for polymorphism.

I once threw a tennis ball straight up, just as a bird happened to be flying past, it rolled right and dodged it by a cm.

3) Losing weight — YES, sleep apnea is worsened by excess weight

That solved it for me.

same, here in Australia

Depends on the beans, if you can find some that don't have all those weird "flavour notes" nor tastes too concentrated (dark?), also have the amount of water so it isn't strong but also not diluted, then black can be really nice.

Coffee shops don't make them like that though, I used a vietnamese coffee maker and had to experiment on how much grinds to use and how much water to put through.

or use the cone of silence

The skin might be dirty, so cutting a knife through it will slightly contaminate the insides

computer says no

It would be cool seeing non programmers using it to automate their tasks, maybe using a scratch like language.

My ears tire when hearing foreign languages spoken, it feels like my ears keep automatically trying to discern each word as if I might understand them.

I prefer self checkout.

Since we're posting skits, I'll post this one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-mOy8VUEBk

I find lisp horrible for procedural code but fine for functional code for some reason.