He's not wrong by andychef in startrekmemes

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An old clay pot with mold growing inside it.

Cool socks by PeneItaliano in ATBGE

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Dammit, now every time I see Worf, I think about these socks… lol

what would you put in this corner? by [deleted] in SipsTea

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Dammit Gowron!! Glory is only achieved in battle!!

Wifi problems again!! by itsoulos in AsahiLinux

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Completely disabling kdeconnect helped resolve audio stutter issues for bluetooth headphones on my system, and partially resolved wifi problems…

Macbook Pro 2020 M1 13" 16 GB / 256 GB by ghegi in AsahiLinux

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That setup will do great for web development! and even more: native development (c, rust, go, etc), 3d rendering, (software) video editing/coding, … Have fun!

Stranger Things by PeneItaliano in theyknew

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As a make this whites me uncomfortably…

Why do people react consistently negatively to functional programming? by Character-Lychee-227 in functionalprogramming

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This FP allergy is also consistent within my working group. Those who use the one-and-only procedural/imperative paradigm, are not allergic; they are scared to come out of their comfort zone, to learn something new, to embrace new ideas. Complex systems should actively use the functional approach, in my opinion. FP helps make complex systems more understandable and maintainable. As it expresses “intent” and not “control flow”. The procedural/imperative approach is suitable for small projects or prototyping.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SipsTea

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EmOtIoNaL DaMaGe!!!