I'd say it depends on the heuristic of the path planning algorithm, eg. if road surface is taken into account and the road it chose is asphalt while the other one is dirt then that path makes sense.

What application are you using to find this path? OSM in itself doesn't do path planning if I'm not wrong, it's just the map's structured data

cargo() {
  cargo $@
  echo So how you doin\' today?
}

Fixed

boost::msm errors enter the room

I use a Vero V with my TV's remote via CEC, it's great, Kodi is awesome and it can look amazing with a good skin

https://xkcd.com/1205/

Login with your mom lmao

I have my bears (French)

I never heard it before, and I'm french.

We are saying "The indians are coming" though, which is racist af

Back in networking classes we used to have entire rooms of replicated machines, all with contiguous addresses and same logins. We wrote a script to ssh into every computer of the room and eject and retract all the disk drives at the same time, it was wonderful ✨

Not for screwing/unscrewing but in France we have a satire mnemonic for remembering right and left:

The right hand is the one with the thumb pointing left.

Works only if you look at the back of your hands, and obviously not useful. We use it mainly to mock someone who mix right and left

Great art but should be tagged NSFW

Edit: wow, I was not aware that the NSFW tag was such a big deal.

Just to clarify: NSFW doesn't mean I cannot refrain from masturbating at what I see, it just means I don't want to see this without first clicking on a blurry image. Everyone has their own sensitivity and it's sad to see not everyone respect that.

I don't want to debate on that all day and I'm not moderating this community (plus, this post comes from one of the moderators so I'm sure they know how to deal with it) so do whatever you want with it.

• Big endian (a very powerful NPC)
• Hardware abstraction (a spell that makes all the stuff disappears)
• Obfuscation (invisibility spell)
• Multiplexing (ability to cast several spells as one)
• Dangling reference (when wrong information is given by somebody)
• Curiously Recurring Template Pattern (basically crop circles)
• Pure virtual method (anything somebody learned but will never use)
• Diamond inheritance (when someone in the party dies and all of their money is spread accross the others)

Can you tell what's my job?

I heard a story about a therapist that used RPGs as a tool to diagnose patients. They held group sessions with several patients and then had a private session with each of them to debrief.

I'm convinced a lot of things can reflect on the way people play and make up their character.