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    Lisp - Lots of Insane Stupid Parentheses

  • This is not a question.

  • “Sometimes the jackal steals the lion’s share; but don’t tell anyone.”

  • Sounds fishy to me.

    1. There are many courses that are free -- the only payment is at the end if you want a certificate.
    2. Lua is as good as any other language to start with. Python, Ruby are also popular starting languages. If you're going to continue to program, then you'll probably change languages several times in your career. What's important is to learn the generic concepts of programming, such as input/output, looping, functions; once you are familiar with concepts, changing languages isn't a big deal. Start anywhere and build from there.
  • Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure

  • People are still using Windows!?

  • How much do you want to spend? Used shipping container?

  • Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, they’re all as bad as each other in various ways. I think it’s disingenuous just to point the finger at one.

  • My father in law told me, “The first fifty years are the worst”. (My oldest is 35). So far he’s been right.

  • Would love to see Symbian come back. S30+/Mocor really is garbage; KaiOS has a very small but loyal following; but Symbian would make all these reboots of classic feature phones wonderful. I wonder if open source Symbian could be hacked into modern screen phones as an alternative for LineageOS, et al?

    1. Blame Biden
    2. Create or increase tariffs on imported food

    There, problem solved.

  • 150+ years ago is a good time. Now is the second best time.

  • Fox in Socks. Rhythm and varying intonation.

  • “I’d be glad to, which UNIX do you use on it?” generally stops that conversation from progressing.

  • The wealth, stability, and growth of the US was built first on slavery and then on desperate people willing to work undesirable jobs for less than minimum wage in unpleasant or even hazardous conditions. When those desperate people are rounded up and deported, maybe it’s time to rethink the basis on which this society depends.