No shit Sherlock. Everyone with a functional brain knew that from the beginning. We also know that the word is license whitewashing by slop, not AI.

Only morons think they can develop good software by using coding agents. And yes, that includes Torvalds, whose sanity is pretty much a goner.

As cis white male I couldn’t agree more.

Hakeem Jeffries is a traitorous cock and water is wet. What else is new?

Your opinion != objective truths

This disgusting waste of oxygen would probably like that…

Treasonous piece of shit. May he rot in pain.

*do shine

Woosh.

No one. That’s one of a bazillion reasons not to be a cuck-coder.

That is actually spot on…

Doesn’t help that IT is outsourced to the lowest bidder, which typically means the IT contractor enslaving corporate IT to microsoft and playing a game of “forward the ticket”. Then “IT managers” in the organisation responsible for the contract typically know jack shit about IT and are busy trying to save face over protecting their users from incompetent contractors.

“does your organization have antivirus or anti malware protection on all desktops?”

Talk about suggestive question phrasing. Where better organisational security could often be accomplished by assuming every device attached to the network is a potential threat, and focusing on the network security, shielding devices against each other with only whitelisted protocols, plus locking down all devices that are configured by corporate IT.

Practical IT security in most orgs these days is “configure a big firewall with default settings from corporate provider, assuming everything is safe inside.” then they get one compromised device (USB stick, cell phone transfer, exploit, whatever) and the whole ass network is fucked. and they have a “oh well, we did everything we can” excuse. fucking BS.

I did bigger parsing tools in perl, so I often matched a lot of expressions and needed them all in variables. Not only to save the $N variables, but also for code readability, I would then store the matches in proper variable names

Yes, regex handling in Perl is the smoothest I have ever seen, and it matched the first description I heard of perl as “the best tool for text processing”. I have done big things with that.

Those $ variables are dynamic scoped! If you call a method and it matches stuff you lose the variables!

My match scopes typically looked like so:

if ($inString =~ /^([ \t]+)(.*)$/) {
    my $indent = $1;    # store first match
    my $remainder = $2; # store second match
    
    # do stuff
}

(not tested, just edited by hand to anonymise)

except that it breaks my debugging strategy, where I left-align debug code so I can easily spot it and remove it later.

Thanks, I thought I was in a minority thinking he is losing his marbles, but the upvotes you got say there’s more people realizing that.

Perl has scope delimiters, so a sturdy glass house.

But learning python is easy and takes no time for an experienced dev. The language is just shite.

I think they stopped with a based take as well, that in a period of excessive police violence, they did not feel that making a lighthearted show about a police department as nice people was still appropriate.

it is awful that a judge doesn’t throw out such evidence and the witness with it.