Robin Burchell
@rburchell.bsky.social
Organiser of pixels and herder of cats. Formerly Australian, now nationality-confused. All posts are my own opinion, no refunds for bad quality shitposting.
Poor unloved Windows. Screaming out its pain in notifications that are never read.
December 12, 2024 at 8:38 PM
Poor unloved Windows. Screaming out its pain in notifications that are never read.
Why is it that with all the focus on retro computing, nobody ever gives poor old Windows ME any love?
December 12, 2024 at 5:34 PM
Why is it that with all the focus on retro computing, nobody ever gives poor old Windows ME any love?
"The official mascot for C++ is an obese, diseased rat named Keith, whose hind leg is missing because it was blown off"
You can tell me that this isn't the mascot of C++, but given the general state of the language, if C++ had a mascot, I think it would look like this.
You can tell me that this isn't the mascot of C++, but given the general state of the language, if C++ had a mascot, I think it would look like this.
December 12, 2024 at 10:18 AM
"The official mascot for C++ is an obese, diseased rat named Keith, whose hind leg is missing because it was blown off"
You can tell me that this isn't the mascot of C++, but given the general state of the language, if C++ had a mascot, I think it would look like this.
You can tell me that this isn't the mascot of C++, but given the general state of the language, if C++ had a mascot, I think it would look like this.
Norwegian winter in a nutshell here
November 24, 2024 at 10:42 AM
Norwegian winter in a nutshell here
contemplating the one true console gaming controller while idly wondering why my Discover feed is full of photos of controllers
November 23, 2024 at 8:43 PM
contemplating the one true console gaming controller while idly wondering why my Discover feed is full of photos of controllers
In other news, finished Grim Fandango again. Still found it enjoyable, but I wonder if it’s just me that finds the puzzles mostly a bit too far on the easy side.
Provided you listen to what’s being said, and talk to people, things mostly just fall into place naturally.
Provided you listen to what’s being said, and talk to people, things mostly just fall into place naturally.
November 21, 2024 at 7:14 PM
In other news, finished Grim Fandango again. Still found it enjoyable, but I wonder if it’s just me that finds the puzzles mostly a bit too far on the easy side.
Provided you listen to what’s being said, and talk to people, things mostly just fall into place naturally.
Provided you listen to what’s being said, and talk to people, things mostly just fall into place naturally.
found this I saved some years ago in an old archive. still seems pretty relevant today.
November 17, 2024 at 12:07 PM
found this I saved some years ago in an old archive. still seems pretty relevant today.
And these problems are trivial. In isolation. But then you add libraries and architecture and all kinds of stuff along the way, and it’s just like 🤯
November 15, 2024 at 7:42 PM
And these problems are trivial. In isolation. But then you add libraries and architecture and all kinds of stuff along the way, and it’s just like 🤯