AngryPancake

Looks like you're a big fan of D

Besseresser

The display in the underground trains of Munich and Nuremberg still uses windows. It's such a pet peeve of mine, why would they pay for a license for such a simple use case?

Also waiting for this! Would love to get TOH, but doesn't look too promising currently.

IRC :(

There's no way politicians will let one of the most important chip manufacturers die. If push comes to shove, they'll get subsidies

Well, no one could say that to him

Add yourself to the docker group

Also, Bell pepper is Paprika in german

Debian stable is always outdated and testing is not stable enough. I think Debian is good for servers but not for desktop.

If you only care about adding numbers, you can e.g. do that using water or marbles. You only need to build an XOR gate, an AND gate and an OR gate.

In case of water, the gate will have two inputs as water streams. They should be aligned so that when the streams hit each other, the water will flow into a cup in the center of the apparatus. When the streams don't hit each other, the water passes the first cup and flows into another cup on the bottom. Carrying the water out at the bottom is the XOR gate, carrying the water out at the center is the AND gate and both cups together are the OR gate.

Then it's just about setting up the circuit and that would be a full adder without electronics.

It's really useful for programming. It's not always right but it has good approaches and you can ask it to write tedious parts of your code like long switch statements. Most of my programming problems were solved because I just explained the problem like Rubber Duck Debugging.