Notices by dead_man@dill.burggit.moe

I'm horny

@installgentoo@princess.wedding and then Shinji will run crying into the bathroom and masturbate

@waifu@mai.waifuism.life pepsi man do be looking thick as hell nowadays

@matty@nicecrew.digital except that nobody says that if a man masturbates to fictional depictions of men then he's a homosexual, nor that if he masturbates to fictional depictions of animals that he's a zoophile

@matty@nicecrew.digital do you also call furries "zoophiles"?

@sapphire@shortstacksran.ch @matty@nicecrew.digital yes, I want to fuck a drawing. Your point?

@matrix@gameliberty.club programming was a mistake

@kaia@brotka.st insert my dick is bigger than yours meme here :ablobcatrainbow:

@thegoblinwitch@hollow.raccoon.quest anything that you can find from flathub would be recommended. Just go to flathub and search for the keyword "rss" and see what you can find. Alternatively you can also search in your default repositories too

@jeffcliff@shitposter.world @thegoblinwitch@hollow.raccoon.quest why is it bad advice?

@jeffcliff@shitposter.world @thegoblinwitch@hollow.raccoon.quest according to flathub's requirements page, having the source code hosted on github isn't a requirement.

Most developers choose to host their code on github, though, since it is popular to do so

@sun@shitposter.world @scathach@stereophonic.space if you need to pay money to execute a joke, you become the joke

@sun@shitposter.world pielicker.xxx

@deprecated_ii@poa.st it is a language problem.

Stats showed time and time again that regardless how good of a programmer you are, you're still going to make mistakes.

Top security vulnerabilities from Microsoft engineers, for example, are memory management bugs.

If Microsoft can't get their shit together, I very much doubt a no-name startup can solve it by telling their engineers "just get good bro".

C is a disease of a language that needs to be weeded out and replaced

@deprecated_ii@poa.st the Java issue isn't that Java tried to solve C. Java was never meant to be a replacement for C anyways.

Yes, there will still be unsafe code somewhere in some projects. That doesn't mean that writong safer code with guard rails shouldn't be the norm though (as opposed to unsafe code where the prpgrammer can shoot himself in the foot just by touching the gun)