Especially since star forts are such a recent development. They are not some mysterious ancient ruins, we literally still have the blueprints from the people planning them.

How will I gland melons now?

Also the ducking voice over at the end hammering home the moral of the story. No matter if it makes any sense at all.

Because sometime we all need to <verb> a <noun>, even if <unrelated thing>. There is so much <emotion> that causes us to bla bla bla I can’t even write this bullshit.

I once severely misjudged the amount needed I’m some rice I made. I can assure you, it does have flavour.

Result?

I can assure you, we had to.

Aren’t you supposed to be the land of the free?

The security of Linux 2000 will be based entirely on steganography, Linux founder announces

But is zero a positive number?

Please go outside and watch a sunset.

I once broke my Ubuntu install by trying to convert it KDE Neon, that reinstalled half my packages and left it in an basically unusable state. I then un-broke the install while upgrading multiple Ubuntu releases, that reinstalled the other half as well. It actually worked, and I’m still using that install.

I’ve literally seen code that does something awfully similar. But you could have used an Enumeration.

Fuck, I think you just gave me an idea for an issue in my code that has bugged me for days.

Upvote for using Scala.

But does it do everything in anonymous functions and lambdas?

Scala user unite! There are dozens of us, dozens!

let there = "light"

In quantum mechanics, there are types of vectors that are written like |a>, which is called a “ket”, and their dual vectors as <a|, which are called “bra”. You write the scalar product as <a|b>. This is called the Bra-Ket-Notation.

Right, grass here in central Europe grows with no effort at all. I would never in a million years water my lawn. People growing lawns in some North American desert however…

To be fair, they also have vitamins and sugar.

You have now given me the nightmare of a touchscreen gear shifter.