That's pretty cool. I love recursion a lot, got it on the brain. One of my favorite examples of recursion is when it is used to solve for fibonacci numbers.
I think that a lot of stuff will likely go over people's heads, but this show is so packed with hilarious moments that I think it is timeless.
I am staying, never to return to reddit.
I love BOTW because it was the first of its kind I came in contact with. TOTK feels like they came in and shored up every little snag I felt in BOTW. TOTK also now makes me feel like every cubic inch of Hyrule is full of story, detail, and life. TOTK feels like a lived-in world, with far more NPCs present to make it feel more like a living world and less like a post-apocalyptic deadland full of tiny settlements that Link has to grind through.
My favorites are The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and Yoshi's Island. I also like the classic Mario games.
Human rib bones can completely grow back if the tissue sheathing them (principally the perichondrium and periosteum) is left intact enough.
I've been finding it difficult to find good tutorials on different topics within Rust, so I've had to learn what to do the hard way. I don't want this hard-won knowledge to got waste, so I am considering making tutorials based on my experience. If you guys have any requests for a specific tutorial, let me know. I would also like to mention that this would be an in-my-free-time venture, so I'll do my best, but I still have life stuff to which I need to attend. Thanks in advance.
You're usually fine for stuff like random apps and adware, but it will likely still try to push Microsoft specific stuff on you. Edge is unfortunately still included with this method, but for me it is just a glorified browser installer ;D
God, I hate bloatware. Btw, free tip. When installing Windows, you can avoid installing a lot of bloatware and the need for a Microsoft account by installing it without an internet connection.
It took me several months at a rather slow pace, following along with rustlings. It's definitely worth being thorough though, it has been useful knowing what I do now when I'm working on my projects. A good follow up would be building your own project, preferably something you'll use yourself.
