You’re right that even men don’t want families. Not because they don’t like it, but because they can barely pay their own rent, so attempting to provide for a family is out of reach and also irresponsible

Hey “java.lang.NullPointerException” can I borrow your pen?

boustrophedon must make a comeback

Oh, poor thing. It must be terrible to be one of insufferable Elon Musk’s progeny

C programmers would ask whether a null-terminated name would be acceptable

AI companies need to stop scrapping from 4chan

Yet.

Go figure what people are capable to do under guidance of leadership that has no scruples

Because on JS the goal is to shave bytes to save money on data transfer rates

Good time to expel Iran as well

No vim?

That only happens when they are caught, but you’re right that they still have some sense of shame, instead of their American counterparts

Hope he stays alive

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Hahahaha… China is also behind fracking and all stuff that happens to aquifers. Losers…

Actually banks take collateral that is normally not what the private equity firms target and that actually seems to work, but the consequence is that hard assets of the firm (offices, buildings, hardware, cash, etc) are essentially given up

Typical Private Equity deal… The buyers take a massive loan in the name of the company they are buying then they use the sudden massive interest payments to explain the declining profits and the need to downsize. Then they find a way to squirrel out of the loans claiming the company sucked and let banks take remaining assets (or losses) and maybe resell the intellectual property to someone else right before that.

Needs an achievement system

PLUMBERS JACKPOT - you clogged the toilet more than 10 consecutive times

FIBER AT HOME - no loose stools for a whole month

LIKE CLOCKWORK - you are super regular for a whole month

METEOR EXTINCTION - you had a poop that was more than 1% of your body weight

So… a small hydraulic press?

In principle yes but I never managed to shatter or break a disc platter… But then I never had a sledgehammer