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Ow my balls!

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I use ash btw

Closes Steam, sets latest survey date to 1 year ago, and then opens Steam again.

I guess it’s so you can fill in the survey again. Not sure if it actually works.

In this case I used notepad because it was a fresh Windows install on some VM.

Hate to break it to you, but most users are that dumb.

One time I struggled debugging a program on a clean Windows machine. For some reason it seemed like it couldn’t find a JSON file that’s obviously in the system. I could even open the file on my own and view its contents.

Turns out after much frustration that the file was actually a json.txt file. I didn’t notice because the extension was hidden, so I only saw .json and thought it was fine.

The STD is maybe the only good thing C++ has over C, and even that is awful compared to other language’s standard libraries.

I can’t name another good thing C++ has. Maybe templates. C++’s reliance on inheritance for polymorphism is awful (should’ve gone with interfaces/traits).

Not to mention the mess with all the different types of constructors that must always be implemented.

It’s just a bunch of bad design choices added on top of an old outdated language.

They will just get around this by creating a service that launches actual Emacs when a sudden increase in CPU temp is detected.

It is broken in Slack. Apparently it’s supposed to be an easy fix and there even was a workaround for it.

But then Slack removed that workaround. I’ve heard it’s possible to get it working again, but it’s harder.

Edit: I don’t blame Wayland for it. The entire problem is on Slack, as screen sharing works for other programs.

Cries in Slack screen sharing not working in Wayland

Or Nvidia vs AMD, but they go quite hand in hand

Works for me. You must just suck