JavaScript? C# is a statically typed, compiled language.
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Considering MG is a continuation of XNA Framework, it's kind of a given it's C#. And for languages that were popular when XNA came out, C# is one of the nicest to work in these days.
Why would they order butt plugs? It's clear their butts are already plugged with how full of shit they are.
The one I work at makes the questions optional at least. And yeah, I've taken advantage of that exactly for that reason.
Yeah that particular issue doesn't bother me much anyway, just delays startup by a second or two.
For the past month or so, I've been getting "RDSEED32 is broken" and it seems to be an issue with AMD's drivers? Either way, there doesn't appear to be a solution for me outside of getting a new CPU, but it also still boots and works so I'm not too bothered by it either.
But when updates roll around? Yeah, usually a good idea to make a backup before updating. Same is true with Windows, of course, but I already expect Windows to need a reinstall every year or so.
After being fired and then brought back to the agency in June, Weiser ultimately resigned.
They tried that, it seems.
Ever since they bumped the min-spec Mac Mini to 16GB RAM, it has looked like such a great deal. The upgrades are still way too expensive (except RAM now I guess?) but base model is great.
Yes, actually. Data centers are designed to cool down components pretty efficiently. They aren't cooking the RAM at 500°C.
500°C would be way above the safe operating temps, but most likely yes.
Server memory is probably reusable, though likely to be either soldered and/or ECC modules. But a soldering iron and someone sufficiently smart can probably do it (if it isn't directly usable).
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Modern* protect children bills would be more accurate.
The playbook these days is to use children, terrorism, etc to justify something that fails to address that problem and pushes some other agenda.
This has been true anyway in the US and UK. I have no clue how true this is in France and I won't pretend to know, but from some other comments on the potential implementation could be better than what we've seen so far. I hope so, anyway.