Sounds like a time a lot of expletives find their way out of certain nameless guy’s mouth. Poor guy.

How do you know?

That’s when de adhdhood? adhdority? Is needed. Get another adhd have a look at it. They can point mistakes and, instead of getting angry for it, you’ll be pleased!

If it’s open source, and there is european accountability, I don’t see a problem.

If only…

Thank you! 😁

If still available, I think I could put Blightbound to a good use. Thank you!

But the first OpenWrt-branded device has only two Ethernet ports, which is an odd choice for a router.

Well, technically it’s the only choice for a router… We are getting so used to the router/switch combo we will forget what exactly is a router. Which is probably good, I guess.

Sounds amazing! Already applied, let’see if my wife and I are lucky ^_

Present does not exist. Pinponting what is “present” is impossible, as you can’t define a small enough unit of time, so the so called “present” is, in fact, past.

I was thinking the same. I’ve seen there’s a quemu amd64 version for VM, so I’ll probably check out that first.

Edit: Now I’ve gone down a rabbit hole and it seems there’s a way to work with GDScript in one of the JetBrains IDEs, neat

Which one, if I may ask?

First paragraph…

Satellite swarms orbiting the Earth are leaking more radiation into protected wavelength bands than ever.

Connections

Puzzle #398

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Oh Great Cthulhu, we’re old.

Uhmmmm… Not at all, sorry

For teachers too…

The majority of my apprentices have come through an education system that only rewards success

This. In my country there seems to be some change on this perspective in the education system, but then, families and society keep this mindset and most people still think mistakes mean failure.

JavaScript, my nemesis. I tried it many years ago, and I got the feeling of something so… ethereal, disconnected, and at sometimes random, that I never find the time to get to know it. And I probably should, may as well try this, thanks.

The celebration of errors is something I’ve been trying to transmit to students of all ages for years. And they usually look at me as if I’m crazy. They struggle to grasp the concept of, instead of something to be ashamed of, is an opportunity to improve, under the only condition that you have to **learn **from them. I’ll take a look at the book, now that summer comes and I’ll have some free time. I love the differentiation you mention, as it’s something that we may not know intrinsically, but when you think about it, it’s always easier to use as a tool for improvement. Thanks!