higanbana

When I finally got N1 in JLPT, I'll change my name to ひらがな

"Creep found on this site" What a fancy way to say "fork found on the kitchen"

@sama shut the fuck up you technocrat piece of shit

Cherish my Iberian boywife 🥰

Age verification is a joke. "They" say that the verification is to ensure kids should not be allowed for accessing harmful and nasty stuff, but the main deal is that if you see your kid watching porn, that's the entirely their fault for not properly control them. (I'm over 18)

@MakeAugusta Right when on computer, left when on pencil and paper

@CR1337 The one and the only solution

The 5 Stages of Paranoia: The Illusion of Anonymity

@Ottososwag Paper please

What game has this I genuinely don't know

@yacineMTB Without hardware there is nothing for SW to run on

I desperately want the vertical trend to die out. They hurt my eye everytime im seeing their unrevealed form

Learn electrical engineering and blow at least 256 capacitors

He better deserve it. This motherfucker make use of us vietnamese people to scam our own kind.

Dont ask me for that specific company here since it's confidential issue

It's funny that a multinational company in Vietnam requires all employees to have english name. Meanwhile I dont even need one when I'm in Australia

@karthikponna19 JavaScript

delete one forever

@Mishi_2210 9.9?

Answer 🤔 Only 1 percent will succeed

@Onshape performance check on Linux (dark theme) vs Windows (light theme). These are conducted on the same hardware and both browsers have graphics accelerated options checked.

@abhitwt Ruby

Programming language you learned once and never touched again?

@yutozxx Maize

Don't use Google Let's see what you got

@BholanathDutta 479 001 600

Let’s see how many get this right.

@oprydai Phase 3. Dead stuck at PID

phases of learning robotics: phase 1 → curiosity you see a robot online, think “this is magic” phase 2 → basics arduino, sensors, motors. everything feels clunky but exciting. phase 3 → reality check math hits you. kinematics, dynamics, control theory. you wonder if you’re cut out for this. phase 4 → systems thinking you stop seeing “parts” and start seeing the robot as a whole: hardware + software + electronics + math. phase 5 → building your prototypes break. often. but each rebuild sharpens your instincts. phase 6 → mastery you move past tutorials. you start creating your own architectures, your own designs, your own robots. phase 7 → contribution you’re no longer just learning. you’re pushing the field forward. which phase are you at?