@mef

[ USER INFO ]

CRITICAL MESSAGE: FREE PALESTINE!!! 

general data:

age: high school (nonspecific to protect identity)
pronouns: he/it
sexuality: probably aroace? maybe?
internal identity is a mess

overview:

creature
a bit silly
a bit feral
interests: programming, art, gaming, science
woke

alternative network connections:

WASTEOF: 
  @mefemphetamine: I post the words "breaking bad" on there every day (or at least most of them
  @nihilev: extra weird alt for posting things like mind logs or me succumbing to my terminal brain rot
  @slugcat: Slugcat Rain World
DISCORD: 7vector
PIXILART: 7vector LINK:< https://www.pixilart.com/7vector >
NEOCITIES: LINK:< https://7vector.neocities.org/ >

MAULS YOU BLOOD EVERYWHERE VIOLENCE DEAD DEAD DEAD DEAD YOU BITING GNAWING NO ESCAPE BITING YOU FOR LEGAL REASONS THIS IS A JOKE

MUSHROOM

behold, I did it again

oh dear I must get real

happy Juneteenth!

every single time I hear about windows 11 I become more grateful that I immediately switched my laptop’s OS to windows 10 from 11 when I got it

and when they kill 10, imma just use Linux because no way in hell am I using windows 11

who would win:

all of SEAF

vs

V1 Ultrakill

turns out that it wanted a non empty value but luckily I figured out what it actually wanted and passed it in as a parameter and now it actually works

update: I just had to smack a new CompletableFuture<>() as a fourth argument and that seemed to fix it :D

I’m trying to make a minecraft mod and I’ve been following a tutorial and so far it’s worked pretty well until

        return new LootTableProvider(output, Set.of(), List.of(
               ^
  required: PackOutput,Set<ResourceKey<LootTable>>,List<SubProviderEntry>,CompletableFuture<Provider>
  found:    PackOutput,Set<Object>,List<SubProviderEntry>
  reason: actual and formal argument lists differ in length

I know that the error is because the argument lengths are different but WHAT THE HELL IS A COMPLETEABLE FUTURE???

I know very little about Java ):

happy wasteof day

dies

:P