AbuhRae @AbuhRae@computerfairi.es

No joke I think you could make a fortune doing a summer camp for adults. I'd happily fall sleep on a top bunk listening to the rain on a wooden roof while we wonder which of the counselors are in love. Also, archery

For all its faults, I don't think we appreciate what a success USB has been.

I can grab a USB 1.0 mouse from the very first year of its existence - 1998! - and it'll still work on just about every single modern computer and OS.

For Your Consideration

One bad apple spoils the whole barrel
The customer is always right in matters of taste
The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb

You keep using only part of that saying. I do not think it means what you think it means

America isn’t split evenly between Liberals and Conservatives. If it was, Conservatives wouldn’t need anti-majoritarian methods like voter suppression, gerrymandering, manipulating the Electoral College, and claiming elections are rigged.

I apologize for nothing.

Gosh, I wonder why Elon is singling out a man worth $7B who doesn't even crack the list of the world's top 200 richest people? What could it (((mean)))?

(@GregosEl · Jun 9, 2017)

Yesterday #pico8 introduced you to Elephant Man (1980). That makes a lot of grey #movie #tweetjam lately, how about some colors?

h={10,9,3,12,14}z=circfill
::a::cls(15)n=flr(time()%3)
for m=1,5 do
p={7,h[n+3]}
z(56,63,70-m*10,p[m%4])end
z(30,-99,140,h[n])flip()goto a

https://pico-8-edu.com/?c=aD17MTAsOSwzLDEyLDE0fXo9Y2lyY2ZpbGwKOjphOjpjbHMoMTUpbj1mbHIodGltZSgpJTMpCmZvciBtPTEsNSBkbwpwPXs3LGhbbiszXX0Keig1Niw2Myw3MC1tKjEwLHBbbSU0XSllbmQKeigzMCwtOTksMTQwLGhbbl0pZmxpcCgpZ290byBh&g=w-w-w-w1HQHw-w2Xw-w3Xw-w2HQH
#Pico8 #TweetJam #TweetCart

C#'s autocomplete in MSVC2022 is so fucking aggressive

like okay I have a visitor class, bunch of Visit functions with overloads for each node type.
I type:
public override Node Visit

... so far so good everything's cool.

the second I add "(" to that I get this:

public override Node Visit(ArrayInitializerExprNode node)
{
return base.Visit(node);
}

it just picks the first Visit function to override and completely fills it in. Naturally it's not at all the one I was trying to fill in, so now I have to undo all that and then type it in myself anyway.

Does anyone have any idea where to turn this behavior off? I can't find it anywhere and this is driving me up the damn wall.