Early 00-10s indie synth:

• Emancipator : Soon It Will Be Cold Enough
• All India Radio : Echo Other
• Boards of Canada
• Four Tet: There is Love In You
• Tycho : Awake

Similar video gamey music:

• El Heurvo : A Thing With Feathers
• Scattle : Sketch
• Com Truise

Early dubstep:

• Mala : Eyez
• Burial
• Zomby
• Skream

Late 90s breakbeat:

• Crystal Method : Vegas
• ILS : Bohemia, Music,
• Evil Nine : You Can Be Special Too
• Adam Freedland : Now & Them

Its right-wing because of the content and target of the trolling. They’ve said this started as a target harrasent of certain projects.

You can safely do a shallow copy and re-use references to the unchanged members if you have some guarantee that those members are also immutable. Its called Persistent Data Structures. But that’s a feature of the language and usually necessitates a GC.

Saves memory.

This is actually harsher on China than the wiki page for the incident.

Game engines seem to be explicitly what Odin was built do. I’m just reading their website for the first time but they make that clear.

My impression of Odin is that its explicitly made to enable you to write unsafe code. But that’s good if you want to get some crazy optimizations going through.

Yarn > v1.22 is a very different beast than npm. After that version they introduced a “package-manager” field to package.json and yarn will install the specific version of yarn required by that package onto your root system and use that version.

There’s probably some way to do that without messing with your root system but after I encountered that I went back to npm. Let something like nix handle the version of my build tool. Or at least install to my home directory like rustup or sbt.

Wrong, the whole purpose of tracking your usage is to identify what kind of consumer you are so they can sell your views to advertisers. Recommendations are based on what category of consumer you’ve been identified as. Maintaining your viewership is secondary to the process of selling your views.

There’s also an entire industry around mass producing this content and deliberately gaming the algorithm.

It only must be extremely simplified and evoke emotional reactions. That’s just basic propaganda rules. The brainrot quality of the content is a consequence of the sheer quantity of the content. You can’t make that volume of content and without making fully automated ai slop.

What the experiment overlooks is that there are PR companies being paid to flood YouTube with rightwing content and are actively trying to game its algorithm. There simply isn’t a left-wing with the capital to manufacture that much content. No soros-bucks for ai minions in keffiyehs talking about medicare.

People seem to be misunderstanding your question. It doesn’t sound like you are lacking educational resources to learn C# but a lack of reasons. It sounds like you have been learning by getting you’re hands dirty with foss software.

C# is a sort of “enterprise-grade language” like Java. It’s meant for large applications developed by one or more teams for almost exclusively commercial purposes. If you want to learn it, deeply, you’ll have to come up with an excuse to write in it. A game is probably the best choice for this. Then learning c# is learning how to make your game.

If you’re looking for open source C# software to hack on you can try anything from the *arr stack. (Sonarr, radarr, lidarr).

If they catch him they will kill him.

Do both but only publish the C tutorial. Only do a Rust translation as a draft so you can learn Rust. It would be wildly irresponsible to publish the Rust translation when its the first time you’ve written Rust.

That’s when you rotate the proxy. By default most residential proxies will give you a new proxy for each request unless you specify.

Pro-tip for webscrapers: using AI to solve captchas is a massive waste of effort and resources. Aim to not be presented with a captcha in the first place.

Worse is when its asking for crosswalks and its clearly a rumblestrip.

fwiw headscale is pretty easy to self host and has minimal system requirements.

Unironically try turning your computer off and on again.

Tmux settings are global and persistent. Just deleting your config files is insufficient. You have to kill the server and restart it. Uninstalling and reinstalling will not kill a running tmux server. tmux kill-server should work too.

Now if it persists across reboots, then there must be a file still lingering somewhere. If you are sure your home directory is clean you can try searching whatever you installed in /etc.

This is all assuming you’re trying to go back to a clean slate and failing. If the borked status bar is the result of your current .tmux.conf, then you’ll have to post that.

Its going installed binary is rg.

Who actually hates on declarative/immutable distros as a concept? Its always the actual usability of the specific implementations thats the problem. Stale packages, poor documentation.