MattTheProgrammer

Rear visibility in my car is kind of trash so it's safer if I back into the spot so that I can better see what's going on when I'm leaving

Don't worry, it's Italian roast \s

Thanks for the kek

[laughs in rdp from another machine]

Snack Sizing

I used to say Go Bills at the end of every meeting to my mostly local Western New York co-workers.

I had one of the original netbooks (Asus EEEPC) back in the mid 2000s and I absolutely loved that thing. It was really great for bopping around college and travelling and such and had a killer battery life of like 8 or 10 hours or something like that. I used to run Win 7 dual booted with Ubuntu

I miss my first two cars. The first was a 1989 Dodge Daytona which was probably the worst car ever made and it only lasted 6 months before the head gasket blew. The second was a 1995 Ford Escort LX sedan. This was the car that I taught myself how to drive manual transmission on. It was more reliable than the Daytona, but it still had a ton of quirks like shorts in the wiring harness in the steering column --so much so that I learned which pins to short out to hot wire it lol. I miss both of those cars because of the sense of freedom they provided to get away from an emotionally abusive home life.

Not just kids...

Does Theia have C/C++ extensions?

This is going to sound very hipster, but pretty much anything that becomes super popular is too shallow or lowest-common-denominator to pique my interest. There are exceptions, but that's the general rule I've come to realize.