I wonder why lazy objects were implemented via reflection. I wonder if we are getting a native construct in the future (like “lazy” keyword before Ctor and maybe PHP attributes to mark methods as lazy skippable.

What are you doing Counterstrike

Ditch the company and set their offices ablaze!

I wish I had one manday a week to contribute to the libraries my company uses. I usually do it in my work hours when I find a serious bug or need a new feature.

I mean, GDPR is a fucking disaster. Nobody is getting it right, same with cookie consent. This is because the last time geriatric imbeciles at the European parliament seen a computer was back at 98.

Since all those people are using it, it kinda doesn’t matter for them. As if not having their data harvested from every single click makes them not care about GDPR and the other bullshit. What a surprise.

A million times this. Yet people never learn.

Nice, didn’t know, I’ll look into it

Matrix. You can host any version you want, and when you have to update, just do a version diff between you current and latest versions and check yourself.

Is it possible to seamlessly integrate, so when something requests those keys you’ll get a prompt?

That’s what aliases / functions in .bashrc (or whatever shell you use) are for. You don’t need to always write the full code.

EDIT: Looks like .bashrc hurt you guys.

Especially when you see a change in code, but not in tests ☠️

I mean, it is shitty, but nobody forces anyone to participate. Half the people on Facebook noping the fuck out completely and deleteing their accounts would make everyone’s life easier and happier

This looks exactly like OpenTTD

enp2s0, wlp3s0, and my fav enp4s0f3u1u3

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Farewell o7

But 7up™ is made with natural ingredients, less sugar and is more limey!

walks into a casino Alright man, gimme the manuals to these bad boys right now, money ain’t gonna win itself.

Same here. When idle, the apps basically consume nothing. If they are just a webserver that calls to some PHP script, it basically takes no RAM at all when idle, and some RAM when actually used.

Websites and phone apps are such an unoptimized pieces if garbage that they are the sole reason for high RAM requirements. Also lots of background bloatware.

How can you write “exactly” and then disagree?