I honestly thought this was some kind of AI generated bike.

There's the camp of those who say that inheritance is synonymous with OOP. I'm not in that camp, but I'd like to see you duke it out with them.

I was also gonna ask why you couldn't just put your weighted blanket in a cover, only to realize that I don't know the right words in English. Also weird that people just don't use covers for their blankets, but if you're not happy with the color of your blanket, that would be a good reason to start using one.

Pac-man was made specifically to appeal to women, a demographic that was rarely targeted with video games at that time. Its core design came right out of the idea that "women like to eat".

Is this feminist-misogynist sandwich political enough for you?

Free games on Gog are hardly one click, since you have to go into the notification settings in your account to turn the marketing emails back off after they were turned on because you claimed a free game.

This is a programming community. The joke is that you're asked to do something that isn't part of your job, to do someone else's job for them.

Can you even make a single move from that position? There's no empty spaces.

Edit: oh wait those are chess pieces. From the top down view, I thought this was just checkers.

Apart from that, aren't Palestinians also semitic?

That'd still be exploitable. You could just run 3 of your own instances. Coming up with a system to stop malicious users that can't be gamed would be tricky.

Everyone's comparing the placements of their favorite language and I'm just left wondering how GolfScript gets beaten by seven other languages. I take it out was created specifically to do well on code golf? Mission failed, I guess.

I can see why you'd look at it that way, but it just says it can extract confessions, not that those confessions are truthful.

Well, I did say needlessly hostile. I definitely didn't mean that you should treat actually vile people with velvet gloves.

I'm talking more about the overall culture on Reddit where you'd have someone making some innocuous mistake and getting torn into it for it.

Although, yeah, that does also extend to general disagreements that tend to take on raised hairs where it really isn't warranted. Like, just of the top of my head, what happens whenever someone discusses the viability of nuclear power.