No, you need to learn a lot more. Other programming concepts, programming paradigms, algorithms, and many more.

Null termination is no longer recommended, use fat pointers instead!

Reference values are quite useful, such as:

double valOut;
if (parseDouble(valOut) == 0) { //Argument of parseDouble is ref type, no & needed for input, no exceptions needed for error handling
    [...] //No error, code executed normally
} else {
    [...] //Erroreus input
}

The & operator references the value.

int i;
int* p = &i;

In C++, the & at the function argument makes it a reference type (safe pointer).

void someFunction(int& refVal) {
    [...]
}

Someone needs to make an install script that just does that!

Aaaand… you’re on Debian, so Blender 4.0 just got added to the testing branch. (Blender 4.0 still haven’t been tested for 168 hours of continuous running without touching it)

Winnie the Poop

Cough cough server side decorations in wayland being sabotaged cough cough

I can also try my own shot at it, I’ll see if I can draw something of her without getting distracted by other projects of mine. Haven’t drawn anything furry/kemono related yet, but will get the cloaca treatment as I gave to the two bird VTubers (Nanashi Mumei, Dokibird) I have drawn.

Nice, but still no furry porn of her…

Quick, someone make a mascot for KATE!

Also KDE supports window decorations under Wayland, and also a lot better IMHO.

They have private repos, they’re paid though.

Use Codeberg! Mostly up, immediately filters AI grifters, and isn’t tied to Micro$lop.

Well, a core of FOSS. Unfortunately, there are many jerkasses within the FOSS community, see the Xlibre developer.

Scriptjunkie

With that name, I guess he’s a JS dev trying to rebrand as a kernel vibecoder.

If it was UVEPROM, otherwise you needed to replace the ROM. At least fuse-based ones don’t suffer from forgetting the data on being powered off.

Yes, but first often you’ll need to dump the flash ROM, since some BIOS requires signing (at least on some OEM boards and laptops).

I read that to the melody of “What does the Fox say?”.

The hexadecimal value of 00:00:0F relates to an almost black color with a faint of blue — many call it the Commodore black as it was the same color as the ill-fated Commodore CDTV console, which was based on the Commodore 64 home computer. It is not only a nice color — it is also a statement of love for retro Commodore consoles.

Commodore.

Commodore.

Commodore.

Commodore.

Commodore.

Commodore.

Commodore.

Commodore.

ERROR! MODEL COLLAPSE DETECTED! TERMINATING SESSION AND CLEARING CONTEXT WINDOW.