Don’t worry Vice City taught me that an under arm throw is the norm
Amazon sells games now?
As another user pointed out, the ones with Intel chips work well ie older models (idk the details as I don’t use Apple products)
I do not know of any such occurrence. I would like to know about it
Void pointer should be avoided anyways. Even I find them rare and I mostly work in embedded RTOS
Or nail trimmers or a tennis ball
Lol I love the unfiltered shade
AI could never
To me it’s similar to buying illegal animal products and showcasing it for public awareness
“It’s not to support the poachers but to raise awareness”
Maybe I’m too entrenched in FOSS political vision, but why devote these tremendous efforts to improve products of a company like Apple. I don’t understand the motivation behind Asahi linux, except “just because it can be done” ie academic purpose
Fair enough. For me, scripts are small reusable programs performing a very specific (sometimes trivial or common) task. Eg: making a wav file from PCM data, modifying byte sequences or formatted text in a particular way, etc. I mostly program in C so I have written most scripts in C. Need not necessarily be grokkable as long as its application and scope is clear
I do not get your point?
A script is more about the program rather than the language. You can write a script in assembly or C++ or whatever
Performing all those whacky movements and operations is nothing short of an arcade gaming experience.
He might’ve graduated years ago. My experience (also from India) was Ubuntu/Mint is the most likely OS you will encounter in academia here. In school, we were taught about OSes (just GUI programs from Windows and Linux). And during engineering where basic programming is taught to all, we were encouraged to use Ubuntu and even our computer lab had Ubuntu or Mint installed on all computers.
Good, you still can get it right on the first try then
Depends on how old the HDD is
Okay chatgpt write a script for this gameplay showcase focusing on the lack of hand holding in detail
Oooh, 16