public, private and protected are the same things really as well, but not granular enough. We should be able to define our own similar properties that specify who can call what from which type of reference/pointer.

You can do it with interfaces, but that has a potential performance overhead due to the indirection.

You can probably also do something similar with some kind of STL voodoo that you need a PhD in STL Bullshit to even understand, but fuck that. I just want to add my own tags like "const" to methods.

Yeah they brush off a lot, at long as it isn't constantly happening.

Haha poor thing. It's funny they still have no idea we're trying to help them and haven't suddenly gone insane.

My cat was constipated once and I had to chase her around the house trying to stick a big squirty thing up her bum.

She was incredibly confused by it, haha. Can't blame her.

He's lucky it isn't a suppository!

I thought it was Gran Turismo 3 or 4 at first. I think one of them had the same track or a very similar one.

Haha yes, Lara was just doing it as well, while hiding her face on the rim of the cat bed she was in (but her body was still sticking out a mile and very not hidden)

Always bet on cat

What if you define "good" as "what cats want"?

It may not share code but even Firefox is a Chrome clone in terms of design, which is a shame as Chrome's design fucking sucks.

I'm no Mario Kart expert but aren't both those items useful? Coins speed you up slightly (unless you already have enough) and I think feathers let you dodge attacks or something.

I tried the same thing and broke both legs :(