And which game was that, if you don’t mind my asking?

This is officially the stupidest response I have ever gotten on a social platform.

I’m pretty sure you have no idea what a kernel does if you’re jumping to user space. It’s very far from meaningless.

The worst thing about American Gods is that they had plenty of episodes to complete the core storyline; but the studio dragged it out so poorly that we never received it.

Thankfully Gaiman has had some central creative control of his shows since.

Incidentally, Chuck Palahniuk has said the same.

I respect that as true, but every console other than XBox is either Linux or BSD based; at a certain point learning to work with alternative platforms is just good business practice.

JavaScript is what’s called an “untyped” language, so here, it assumes that the numbers are words, and tries to sort them alphabetically. Specifically, it tries to sort them alphabetically as a dictionary would in a left-to-right language like English. In this case, just as “apple” would come before “asterisk”, 100000 would come before 21.

(Some would argue that it’s more of a “weakly typed” language, I know, but I’m trying not to be pedantic here.)

Sorting them as actual numbers would require some extra explicit instructions and guides. Most typed languages, like C, aren’t like this.

Yeesh.

Do let me know, if you ever find that article?

Microsoft is killing Windows

FTFY

Perhaps you could specify which Photoshop feature it is that you need?

Check out Krita. Krita is also free, but it’s amazing.

Real long time ago. It was either Blender in its early days, or maybe Nethack as a child.

This whole process just backs up my notion that software patents are generally BS anyway, doesn’t it.

Sounds a lot like what I call blackbox reverse engineering.

Amen to that.

I just… don’t… know who to root for anymore, man!

To be fair, a lot of their guns are multiple decades old.

Yeah. All at the same time.

She’s willing to make an… exception.

I don’t even want to know what that is. We’ve been speaking downhill since Javascript…