proctor1432

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on 100% · c/whitepeopletwitter · 5 pts · 325d

Yes, the business is responsible for their poor decisions jus the same as the tardy employee is, one does not absolve the other.

on 100% · c/whitepeopletwitter · 33 pts · 325d

You ever ran late to a college class because you had to stay longer than scheduled at your shitty retail job to cover your perpetually late coworker who was supposed to relieve you?

Sometimes running 10 minutes late is no big deal, but sometimes it is. It becomes a problem the moment it causes someone else problems.

I mean, he's correct in that both political parties have been bought and paid for by large corporations for a long time. This shouldn't be news, it should be plainly obvious by now.

One party is openly hostile towards the average citizen. The other puts on a friendly mask for the public but is also hostile towards the average citizen. None of them actually give a fuck about the average person. Trump is exceptionally arrogant and aggressive with his goals, but I promise he is far from the first person to have such goals or to exploit the government system for personal gain. He is the first to be so obvious about it, but it has been happening for decades, hidden under the guise of 'security' and other buzz words.

on JavaScript · c/programmer_humor · 12 pts · 1y

Heck, I need to learn some new languages apparently. Here I was expecting an angry "CS0029 cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to 'int'!

on Fuck AI with "Fuck" · c/fuck_ai · 1 pts · 1y

Also, depending on what you're searching for, this could occasionally provide results which were not what you were expecting. Sometimes better than what you were expecting, sometimes much, much worse.

So many comments about how it is meant to artificially extend gameplay, or motivate the player to continue.

Could it not be as simple as the game cartridge only holds 1MB of game data max, and restarting the level from 0 when you die uses less valuable storage space?