mine just came out close to breaking the 80 bandwagon

ummm could you do a 10fastfingers.com/typing-test/english

When my green switches will annoy less people at work, yes

okay

noice, I've got 49 WPM (even though I don't think it's that important if you've got more than 25 or so)

fucking bisqwit is at 110wpm!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnkOcAkLkBU

Saddest kitty....

I don't know, I don't think fast enough to be able to program at 110WPM, and for when I do I have snippets in my text editors

Saddest kitty....

saddest kitty for saddest laptop situation

USA: 10.123,456,789 EU: 10,123.456.789

Don't forget UK that uses the same as USA but understands the European way to write numbers. So confusing....

how can you even type that fast on smartphone...

how can you even type that fast on smartphone...

ffs it's my laptop ?

oh

saddest kitty for saddest laptop situation

Yeah, well, I guess I will have to wait until reuniting with my big laptop. Or getting a box with Photoshop. Whatever happens first.

I don't know, I don't think fast enough to be able to program at 110WPM, and for when I do I have snippets in my text editors

Uh?

Yeah, well, I guess I will have to wait until reuniting with my big laptop. Or getting a box with Photoshop. Whatever happens first.

you need start accept donations from very kind people

Uh?

My thinking is too slow to comprehend what I would be writing if I'd be writing at 110 WPM :D

also tbh win10 improves on shit ton of things (obviously) than any other windows but it gets interesting from our geeks and devs POV where we realize we are thousands of commits behind windows upstream. something to tickle my fancy to be "updated" or "bleeding edge".

I have no idea what you're talking about.

My thinking is too slow to comprehend what I would be writing if I'd be writing at 110 WPM :D

Oh, right. Yeah, I can get that.

I have no idea what you're talking about.

Hmmm, I was saying: 1. Windows 10 is better than Windows 7 2. Because it's millions of commits ahead of it 3. Because I use Win10 on my desktop PC 4. Because it's up-to-date in the wincrap ecosystem

Hmmm, I was saying: 1. Windows 10 is better than Windows 7 2. Because it's millions of commits ahead of it 3. Because I use Win10 on my desktop PC 4. Because it's up-to-date in the wincrap ecosystem

Point 3 is not valid logic

Hmmm, I was saying: 1. Windows 10 is better than Windows 7 2. Because it's millions of commits ahead of it 3. Because I use Win10 on my desktop PC 4. Because it's up-to-date in the wincrap ecosystem

Ah. Okay. I just find that Win10 didn't get on my nerves as much as the previous versions. That, for a Windows system, is a huge improvement. They all annoy me.

Point 3 is not valid logic

oops cops

the second one isn't that much better either ;) the fact that a lot has been changed doesn't mean that it's for the better

Ah. Okay. I just find that Win10 didn't get on my nerves as much as the previous versions. That, for a Windows system, is a huge improvement. They all annoy me.

I don't know for sure. but last week when I turned on my Wind10 desktop it did a ton of updates after myself and then it's magically faster since.

should add less-annoying too in someways

I'm everywhere now ;)

That's sorta creepy....

Hmmm, I was saying: 1. Windows 10 is better than Windows 7 2. Because it's millions of commits ahead of it 3. Because I use Win10 on my desktop PC 4. Because it's up-to-date in the wincrap ecosystem

Windows 10 has some improvements, like improved DirectX. Windows10 also implements inconveniencies. cough cough update when battery is low cough cough

Also, their idea of "making thr control panel as user-friendly as possible" makes life only harder for me. I miss Windows XP in that regard, they at least let me choose.

Also, their idea of "making thr control panel as user-friendly as possible" makes life only harder for me. I miss Windows XP in that regard, they at least let me choose.

But it's not supposed to be a thing, weird

Windows 10 has some improvements, like improved DirectX. Windows10 also implements inconveniencies. cough cough update when battery is low cough cough

*directx restricted nicely to only itself with v12 to force store exclusive apps to force users to switch.

*directx restricted nicely to only itself with v12 to force store exclusive apps to force users to switch.

Please explain

*directx restricted nicely to only itself with v12 to force store exclusive apps to force users to switch.

oh yes

Please explain

Dx12 is only on wincrap 10 dx12 apps are mostly shipped trough the windows store, exclusively (except if on steam) Great doing to force gamers to update to win10 and store.

Dx12 is only on wincrap 10 dx12 apps are mostly shipped trough the windows store, exclusively (except if on steam) Great doing to force gamers to update to win10 and store.

I am gamer and even Win 95 is enough for me, which forced updates?

I am gamer and even Win 95 is enough for me, which forced updates?

Troll?

Troll?

Nope.

I just play so rarely.

I am gamer and even Win 95 is enough for me, which forced updates?

You dont want to play any windows store exclusives then :P

You dont want to play any windows store exclusives then :P

Every time I install Windows 10 I delete the "Store" through PowerShell.

I am gamer and even Win 95 is enough for me, which forced updates?

what do you play, Space Cadet Pinball?

You dont want to play any windows store exclusives then :P

there are games which are windows store exclusives?

there are games which are windows store exclusives?

sure

what do you play, Space Cadet Pinball?

I have been playing it long ago :3

When I was a child.

what do you play, Space Cadet Pinball?

I loved that game!

Nice game to kill 10 or 20 minutes.

Nice game to kill 10 or 20 minutes.

(Like any another game)

(Like any another game)

Then you effectively are not a gamer.

Then you effectively are not a gamer.

I got tired of game when I play it too much.

The last game I have really enjoyed was FC3... And it really worth it to install Windows with DX11 to play this amazing title.

It's commonplace for people to spend hours in certain games, non-stop. I'm not going to show any examples, yiu can look up what people do in PCBangs (south-korean internet cafés)

has anyone of you heard of Dangerous Dave :p

Now I have.

The last game I have really enjoyed was FC3... And it really worth it to install Windows with DX11 to play this amazing title.

For a moment I read that as "Fedora Core 3"

?

Fedora is the best Windows. Thank you Apple!

For a moment I read that as "Fedora Core 3"

Linux is the game I play always x3

has anyone of you heard of Dangerous Dave :p

I played, I believe it was the third version, for hours on my old DOS PC :D

Fedora is the best Windows. Thank you Apple!

haha thanks for this :)

I played, I believe it was the third version, for hours on my old DOS PC :D

long live dosbox ❤️

why do you prefer source one over condition zero?

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Fedora is the best Windows. Thank you Apple!

*GNU asks Linus Torvalds to release a new BSD*

*GNU asks Linus Torvalds to release a new BSD*

steve ballmer... FTFY

why do you prefer source one over condition zero?

I was playing Source at LAN, is it okay?

oh okay :)

I always find that when I start gaming, I start thinking how much time and effort goes into a game and I feel like I need to do something practical, so I start off playing a game and 4 hours later, I finish with my calculus book

hi, I have an error in eclipse's ant view: whenever i try to load a build.xml i get this error: access denied ("java.lang.RuntimePermission" "setSecurityManager")

it happens only in eclipse installed using dnf

I always find that when I start gaming, I start thinking how much time and effort goes into a game and I feel like I need to do something practical, so I start off playing a game and 4 hours later, I finish with my calculus book

Same. I fall asleep 5 min after opening the calculus book, though.

Nah, I can go for a few hours in calculus. Statistics on the other hand.

I don't dislike maths, when it actually solves a problem I have. When it's just for the sake of enjoying maths, it'll just bore me to death.

*GNU asks Linus Torvalds to release a new BSD*

I heard it was Darwin, not BSD ? /s

For instance, I learn maths when solving certain programming tasks. And for me it's like "anything programming related makes me happy!" (Except the teacher's custom modelling language). Put the required maths outside of the programming context, and I might not care at all.

Good morning

For instance, I learn maths when solving certain programming tasks. And for me it's like "anything programming related makes me happy!" (Except the teacher's custom modelling language). Put the required maths outside of the programming context, and I might not care at all.

Have you seen the book at derivations.org ? It's all of the derivations of mathematics typically found in computer science and it's by a Debian developer so it's libre as well

Have you seen the book at derivations.org ? It's all of the derivations of mathematics typically found in computer science and it's by a Debian developer so it's libre as well

Oooh! You got me interested! Thanks for the info

Good morning

Good morning. I saw your message in the devs list Henrique.

For instance, I learn maths when solving certain programming tasks. And for me it's like "anything programming related makes me happy!" (Except the teacher's custom modelling language). Put the required maths outside of the programming context, and I might not care at all.

I learnt maths because I had no options. It turned out to has its uses now.

I learnt maths because I had no options. It turned out to has its uses now.

Like what?

Like what?

Like for programming?

it's always a good thing to know math!

Learning maths is super important for programming

Learning maths is super important for programming

Except if you're a JavaScript-only programmer.

Not because you're going to program a super algorithm that's going to solve the string theory

But it helps you a lot to have a consistent logic and a procedural mindset

But it helps you a lot to have a consistent logic and a procedural mindset

Hmm, you can have that without going to maths classes.

Like in my country the grade in computer science have vector and integral calculus 1,2,3,4 | analytical geometry and physical

That's why most of the first great programmers were physicists

and i dont know why i need to know vectors and integral calculus

and i dont know why i need to know vectors and integral calculus

Like I said, consistent logic, great problem solving skills and procedural mindset

its similar to engineering content

I think vectors are useful, you can use them in so many places. Integral calculus however, in the human way, does not seem to apply in CS