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@iron_bug
tbh, i wouldn't blame the kids, nobody has shown them how to research stuff with books etc. schools here are of no use anymore.

it's not the problem of C though, the K&R book is really the only thing you need to program C. aside of something to write down stuff. can't say that about most languages now. C isn't my favorite language, but it's totally serviceable.

@taylan

@EU_Commission never heard a better constructed "We are stealing" in my life.
no wonder the "great" europe is in decline

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@taylan
this explains why go does it different from c go.dev/blog/declaration-syntax

> Go’s declarations read left to right. It’s been pointed out that C’s read in a spiral! See [The “Clockwise/Spiral Rule”](c-faq.com/decl/spiral.anderson) by David Anderson.

i haven't used many of the languages you point out, but it really works well in go imho.

Why is pizza bad for you? 

@realcaseyrollins i'd say a _good_ pizza with natural ingredients is healthy. maybe the bread isn't ideal if made from white flour and not whole grain.

@koherecoWatchdog
who has guns in germany:
- licensed hunters
- members in a target shooting club
- criminals/cops

guess who would still have guns if they were verboten ;) the problem with all gun laws is that it's awfully hard to control them. the law abiding owners having to endure all kinds of stuff (govt. can visit your house here to inspect your gun safe..), the nut jobs will buy surplus from ukraine on the black market soon.

@Hyolobrika@mstdn.io @realcaseyrollins

@Coffee that sounds like EU apologetism ;)
@oklomsy@social.linux.pizza

This is just horrible. It's terrible that it is almost desensitizing that these shootings keep happening. But it speaks to a terrible problem created, fabricated by the state.

While the "leaders" of the nations are acting like kids in a candy store, calling for "common sense" gun control, they fail to mention that almost every shooting was rather a result of the failure of parents. The failure to actually be a halfway decent parent. The failure to love their children.

These children never asked to be born, then neglected. But that is what they got.

Tue incentive came through the institution of the State League of Nannies, also known as Public School and Welfare.

"Let us take care of your kids!" Says the government.

"no, don't worry, you don't even have to talk to them when they get home. We have therapists for that!"

Then you wonder, why? Well, it is a lack of love. A lack if touch. A lack of engagement. A lack of parenting.

So don't talk to me about something as foreign to this crisis as gun control. That is a classic treat the symptom rather than the cause.

"Let's Go Brandon"
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@niclas
haha, nice anecdote :) it at least would've been almost no work to implement these savings!

.. contrary to what the greens now want to do usually. i always wonder if all the badly implemented overly complex technology they want to throw at problems in the end eats up more energy than is saved. 5W here and there for every smart device sums up fast.

also ignoring the rampant privacy issues with most of these things like "smart meters". things like "remote controlled heating" etc. exists since decades. just guarantee x hours/interval power for energy consuming applications and things are fine. time tested concept. power companies don't need to know when i use energy.

who am i kidding, it's not about technological merit or individual freedom, it's about looks :)

@rolenthedeep

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