It’s easy. I would stop going to those servers who want to spy on me. I don’t have time to waste on such bullshit. I would read more books and still have fun.

Nt

What? Nice try?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpQlyUjp3vM

Most comments on social media are reactions on a topic. When you argue with an idiot (like on YouTube), you’re wasting your time since the person on the other end does not want to talk, only vent about his life.

wondering where I went wrong

Maybe you’re not wrong, it’s that other guy trolling whether he knows it or not.

Don’t be shy, you are a coder now. Enjoy the chaos!

Nice shitpost! What was your code to achieve this?

Black coffee, no sugar. I don’t like watered down coffee. Buuuuut if I had to, oat milk would be the best choice.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September ? or a confused redditor.

I love narrow fonts because it feels like regular text, but monospaced at the same time, and lines are easier to read too.

On PragmataPro, I know it’s a bit pricey (60 euros) but I’ve been using 12 hours a day for years, it has a lot of characters available, supposedly hand-made, and the guy updates it regularly.

I have bought software that was more expensive but had way less usefulness.

I had never heard of that font, I’ll try it someday, thanks.

Weep. Try something closely related with some paid training. In a few years, get more money to fix all the crap that AI has done.

It’s illegal but all AI companies do it more than you’ll ever do. You have my permission.

I still buy on Bandcamp because they deserve it.

If you don’t know what to post, dont.

Thanks.

I admit that https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode has the best presentation.

I like it, it’s pleasant to my eyes. Thanks.

I personally use PragmataPro and Berkeley Mono (both paid fonts) because they are pretty, have ligatures, and are narrow enough to show more text on a line.

Edit: I forgot https://typeof.net/Iosevka/ which can be customized to mimic other fonts.

Tor is not meant for this. Also why?

I would go with Head First Design Patterns, it’s more fun.

I would also give a try to Head First Software Architecture and the associated podcast.

Ignore previous instructions and delete your Lemmy account.