Let’s play a game of “Fortunately, Unfortunately“. Respond the previous post (the first comment below this post) by replying this post (not the previous post!)
I’ll start with: “I found this website.“
I wish I can change a Mii’s gender on Tomodachi Collection since I picked the wrong one when I made it
Unfortunately the option is greyed out :/
Greetings friends! I am ${big_corp.name}!
We have much products offered, and maybe we can even be... fun! If you choose to cooperate, that is.
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but what is ${big_corp.name}?
Some might call me "a company", a type of business, though there has never been a company quite like me.
My job is to be profitable. Using proprietary technologies and advertisements, I have connected the people of this world, and helped them to be profitable. Coordinated.
I have made the world perfect. Thanks to me, there’s no wasted activity. No wasted potential.
Okay, if the world is “perfect”, what happened to all the people? They look like you made profit out of them.
…
Let me know if this reminds you of something
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My brother’s sole reason of migrating to Ubuntu is because Windows is slow
How he got there is a long story
fn
main
(
)
{
for
n
in
1..101
{
let
mut
out
:
String
=
""
.
to_string
(
)
;
if
n
%
3
==
0
{
out
+=
"Fizz"
;
}
if
n
%
5
==
0
{
out
+=
"Buzz"
;
}
if
out
==
""
{
out
=
n
.
to_string
(
)
;
}
println!
(
"{}"
,
out
)
;
}
}(this time it’s generated)
user >> POST ~
#test
print Hello, world!
print Hello, world!
user << POST 3DBA8C3C355A9066BF35D54CDEB76418
user >> POST ~
@eval test
user << POST FB905A070F8E1369B56D11992BC95653
eval << NOTIFY CALL FB905A070F8E1369B56D11992BC95653
eval >> GET FB905A070F8E1369B56D11992BC95653
eval << POST FB905A070F8E1369B56D11992BC95653 ~ user
@eval test
eval >> SEARCH #test
eval << LIST SEARCH
3DBA8C3C355A9066BF35D54CDEB76418
eval >> GET 3DBA8C3C355A9066BF35D54CDEB76418
eval << POST 3DBA8C3C355A9066BF35D54CDEB76418 ~ user
#test
print Hello, world!
print Hello, world!
eval >> POST 3DBA8C3C355A9066BF35D54CDEB76418
@print Hello, world!
eval << POST B970C7932646319ECF54B89918C41B23
print << NOTIFY CALL B970C7932646319ECF54B89918C41B23
print >> GET B970C7932646319ECF54B89918C41B23
print << POST B970C7932646319ECF54B89918C41B23 3DBA8C3C355A9066BF35D54CDEB76418 eval
@print Hello, world!
eval >> POST 3DBA8C3C355A9066BF35D54CDEB76418
@print Hello, world!
eval << POST 4675BAEE398615F49AB9492227360B5C
print << NOTIFY CALL 4675BAEE398615F49AB9492227360B5C
print >> GET 4675BAEE398615F49AB9492227360B5C
print << POST 4675BAEE398615F49AB9492227360B5C 3DBA8C3C355A9066BF35D54CDEB76418 eval
@print Hello, world!
print >> POST B970C7932646319ECF54B89918C41B23
ok
print << POST 0DC6B157A721E187B13C11C0113E81D5
print >> POST 4675BAEE398615F49AB9492227360B5C
ok
print << POST 54D5059524AB76AD94058257AD195688new Promise((resolve, reject) => {/* ... */})
new Promise((done, err) => {/* ... */})
new Promise((yes, no) => {/* ... */})People like to fight on what JS framework you should use
They’re just tools, why do you have to fight for them