Comment Re: And people wonder (Score -1) 80
The cry of the aging incel who cant get laid.
The cry of the aging incel who cant get laid.
Not a woman, a man pretending to be a woman. Identifying as female has as much biological reality as identifying as a dog and pretending it does is just a childish agic thinking delusion of which most sane adults want no part.
Covid is an odd virus. It was lethal to a fraction of a percent of the population, nasty to a couple of percent and no worse than a cold or even symptomless to everyone else. I dont personaly know anyone affected by it so if I lived in some idiocy bubble like these people I could well assume it was a hoax.
That would require him considering women as human beings rather than objects to fuck. He isn't capable of that.
Sometimes that choice is the right one. Not all parents are good parents. Some are downright toxic.
... in the UK the council replaced sodium street lamps with allegedly more energy efficient white LED lights and in the process turned the fairly dim but usable orange sodium glow into virtual daylight all night. We used to be able to sleep with the curtains open but not now.
4C shows just how much extra heat from global warming the oceans have actually absorbed. If they hadn't we'd already probably have carboniferous era climate.
... doesn't mean it could evolve there in the first place.It seems life on earth evolved in very specific conditions then slowly ventured out into different enviroments via evolutionary change.
the actual production cost of $30 million as indicated by the tax writeoff stated value
The tax write-off can only be for part of the production cost, isn't it? You don't get to deduct the entire cost of the movie.
It's well-reported that WB sold the film below costs to Ketchup, and they paid $50 million for it.
Stop cut and pasting AI slop you moron, it doesnt make you look smart. We re quite capable of quizzing an LLM ourselves.
Who is paying Flock to put up and operate the cameras? Who is searching the databases they create? I'm fine with saying that Flock isn't violating the constitution, so long as you say that a government entity (town, county, state, federal, whatever) paying Flock or using their database IS a violation. If there are zero government contracts for Flock to up their cameras, what do you think happens to the company?
Frameworks have nothing to do with OO. Ask any javascript kiddie. And if you want to babble about "how computers really work" I presume you're programming them using front console toggle switches and an enter button? No? Didn't think so.
"I've worked on were big and complex mainly"
yeah, sure you have.
"you're a just noob that needs more experience before spouting your theories."
Son, I started out with punched cards. I was probably programming before your parents had even met so spare me your faux guru BS. You really need to go get a clue. OO makes a number of problems simple, so does declarative programming. Horses for courses. When you've got some actual experience instead of playing with you PC in your bedroom you might realise that.
Says someone who's never worked on a big system with complex data.
That's why most C devs migrated to C++. Remind us about Rusts object model... oh that's right , it doesnt have one. Like VB it has kinda sorta OO type stuff but theres actual OO there. And yes, it does matter. Procedural programming large code based becomes a chore real fast.
"The game is up" is a common turn of phrase you aspie idiot. Normal people know exactly what he means.
You will lose an important disk file.