One way to get around that is changing the user agent. I've never changed the user agent and had a loss of functionality, it always seems like they have a stupid user agent check just to make sure you're using windows/chrome.
I understand the need for entertainment. I just think the current value of watching live sports is little to none. In the NFL's case, why would you buy a cable subscription to watch a program that's only 11% the actual game I want to watch(source: trust me bro). That's like asking if someone would want to watch a show that's 90% filler.
This is such a cool example of how some recursive algorithms have a closed form. We all know that there's a simple equation to plug miles into to get kilometers, but we don't talk about how the Fibonacci sequence has a closed form. This is so cool.
I use LMMS although I'm planning on switching to reaper once I find out how to properly configure it and bring my LMMS presets in.
To use the latest version of LMMS, you have to click on the alpha or latest release version on the downloads page instead of whatever the main release is. If you ever want help figuring out LMMS, feel free to reach out.
This isn't exactly answering your question, but one thing I see a lot of people get wrong is not knowing how to express what they're trying to do. An example I recently ran into would be when I was trying to enforce that an input to a function is a child class of an abstract class. If you express the problem with the right vocab you won't end up googling "how to make sure a variable is of the right type" and getting a different answer completely. I find that having taken classes and followed through books has helped me the most because the vocabulary to define my problem is ingrained in me. That's what I'd recommend the most, is increasing exposure to concepts and vocab so that it doesn't feel weird when you have to express a new problem.
I feel like this is the way. It ensures you get exposed to multiple paradigms and can help you easily switch to a language that's more invested in one paradigm.
You can check goodfirstissue for anything that might pique your interest. That's where I started, and it helped a lot to get used to issue tracking systems.
I would break it into an interface that abstracts the sorting algorithm so that the sorting logic is decoupled from comparison logic or from the visuals. This would make it so that you can use different sorting algorithms and compare between them to see which one seems the most magical.
Magical might mean something different between us, so I don't want to assume and just give you an algo.
There's a rule against saving json to memory,but another rule that says to save what the user asks saved. I wonder what happens if you ask it to save json?
I'm just curious but is your post about saying fuck or shit or is it more about self censorship in terms of vocab made up by tiktok, like unalive or pewpew? I think there's a lot of confusion about whether youre talking about normal cursewords or tiktok brain.
I actually love these