dgelessus
dgelessus@mastodon.social
<p>person who computers. Casual disassembler of data formats. Standards and specifications enjoyer. Using Python for everything, even if it's a bad idea.</p><p>^_^</p>
Posts
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Post #2135727
There should be a bot that monitors Git repos for changes to C++ `friend` declarations, and in response automatically posts &quot;friendship ended with X, now Y is my best friend&quot; memes to the project&#39;s group chat
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Post #2135726
Felt a sudden need to implement a Deflate decompressor from scratch. It went roughly like this: * a week of having RFC 1951 open on my phone and thinking &quot;none of this makes any sense, dafuq are you on about&quot; * 2 days of &quot;actually this sort of makes sense?&quot; * then &quot;no wait this makes perfect sense&quot;
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Post #2135724
Remember how in older iOS versions, the on-device update screen showed an animated settings icon with spinning gears? That animation disappeared at some point - except not really! It&#39;s just hidden by the &quot;version number logo&quot;. If that logo fails to load, the animation is still there, even in iOS 26.
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Post #1857030
At some point during Windows 11, they fully removed the File Explorer menu bar. It was already mostly gone since at least Windows 8, but still existed in some places like the Control Panel, if you knew how to bring it up (either with the Alt key or the advanced setting &quot;Always show menus&quot;).
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Post #1857029
The Liskov substitution principle is an important rule about inheritance in object-oriented programming. It states that if you define a subtype S of a type T, then if a property is true for all objects of type T, that property must also be true about Barbara Liskov
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Post #1857027
Shout-out to the loud wasp in my room that took less than two seconds to leave once I opened the window. I hope you have a nice day
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Post #1857026
why are modern memes so confusing? /j https://floss.social/@servo/116492583465193891