Oh but only on fully built arm cores which support both thumb and the other mode!
That way all you instructions the debugger shows will be wrong as well since you will have swapped asm mode. (This should, however, fix some off by one jumps because the core should adjust the address. The nice change will continue wracking havoc so not much is lost…)
Oh Gott, ich sehe jetzt schon die Biologie nachahmenden Quetschroboter (und “nicht so Quetsch”-roboter) mit Kuh Eigenschaften die durch die Gegend rennen und Menschen unterwerfen…
Darf man mithelfen um nicht unterworfen zu werden?
That’s the Chris and Jack sketch currently listed above somewhere in this thread on my client.
Because the git history will still keep it completely to be able to restore it once you go to a commit in which it wasn’t deleted.
And you cannot tell git to completely forget about it as that requires a rewrite of history and this changes all commit hashes which are touched (and any future ones).
There are literally university courses which confidently state “Console logging is far more used and better so we won’t talk about a debugger here”!
Like sure, it’s very likely to be used far more, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t at least offer some courses or modules about proper use of a debugger…
Ohh yeah! Though I do wonder: Why limit themselves to the guy who is evangelizing (and rightly so!) when he could also hang out with crazy swamp guy HyperspacePirate who not only thinks of the crazy cycles but actually builds some as well?
Am I understanding that last part correctly?
[…] and actually zipping the file outside of the zipped directory helped a lot
Did they just automatically create a backup zip-bomb in their script‽
Bin ich einfach zu \printbibliography um das zu verstehen oder bin ich einer echten Kugel ausgewichen da ich sowas zu Schulzeiten zum Glück nie Händisch machen musste?
Bist du mein ehemaliger Biologielehrer? (Also Studium und Präferenz von Kühen gegenüber Pferden stimmt. Aber Geschlecht, Status des Studiums und Alter nicht… Hmm 🤔)
But still no seatbelt…
Reason for another XKCD comic about bad graphs (or ten).
I hate all MS Office products for their “smartness” already!
No Word, I chose those words and this spelling very precisely thank you very much. And no PowerPoint, I would like to align these things with actual precision even between your auto-snap guides and kilometer-per-arrow-press positions…
Holy shit what kind of cars does that study take into account/what type of vehicles do people drive‽ (Granted I do not know how fuel [in-?]efficient worries/trucks are but O.o)
And yes I am aware that 2016 is 9 years ago now, but I know I am driving badly when my car consumes slightly more than half as much fuel as this average and I am rapidly thinking about just how much money some people/companies are spending on gas!
Another thrive enjoyer in the wild woohoo!
Of which the additional four sides are, somehow, both 1s and 20s simultaneously, depending on how they feel that day.
Wait shad is a fash scumbag or the algorithm leads from them to fash?
Naja kurzzeitig (wobei der Zeitraum welcher als “kurz” definiert wird von Person zu Person unterschiedlich und nicht für mich einfach genug berechenbar ist um ihn benennen zu können. Ich bin halt weder Biologe noch Ernährungsexperte oder ähnliches!) ist das absolut möglich sofern der Körper den Energiebedarf entweder senkt oder aber anders Prozesse umschichtet damit er weder Fett noch Muskeln o.ä. umwandeln muss. Siehe auch Sportparadoxon und anderes.
Langfristig muss dann natürlich irgendwann eines von beidem nachgeben: entweder das Gewicht sinkt oder der Energiebedarf passt sich dem Konsum an, weil es physikalisch halt langfristig wirklich nicht geht.
One trick I usually use to get at least another ten or so relevant results is to explicitly click the “videos” Tag below the search. This way (at least on mobile) I actually have a chance of finding the video I was hoping to find…
Sorry, I cannot add any detergent because my detergent sensor is telling me the tray is empty.