It’s definitely that one

Sure, but it’s important to know when to do what you’re told, and when to quit.

Murder causes people to use internet explorer 😞

The main thrust of it was oversaturation. A whole bunch of companies put a whole bunch of money into video games at once, but the demand wasn’t there, so only a few titles and/or consoles could become hits and the rest were just huge wastes of money. It ended up snowballing and iirc the market receded by circa 95%, resulting in a lot of bankruptcies. Stores either returned surplus, or marked it down considerably, which meant little or no revenue for companies that made the products, and so of course they died. That includes US games, Atari, lots of other famous brands.

The video game market crashed hard from 1983 to 1985 and never really recovered.

In response to your edit.

Yes, or countries could use their cctld, e.g. email@us or noreply@uk.

Or any tld owner could do the same with theirs, of course.

I guess I’ll forgive the misuse of “POV” for the relatively high effort joke. Lol.

If it’s guaranteed to not be None, why is it an Option?

Haha! I had the same thought.

I’m a software engineer, and I don’t even know what a v&v engineer is.

Ah, thanks.

Shift + tab?

There’s nothing wrong with manually breaking a loop.

Yeah… well, you know.

Depending on what I’m doing, sometimes rust will annoy me just as much. Often I’m doing something I know is definitely right, but I have to go through so much ceremony to get it to work in rust. The most commonly annoying example I can think of is trying to mutably borrow two distinct fields of a struct at the same time. You can’t do it. It’s the worst.

Well if you make me actually explain it, I’m going to sound like an asshole; the joke is so obvious and low-level and the type of humor so uninspired that I figure they must be a little… you know, dumb.

The joke is that the people in the conversation are kinda dumb

They do not 😞

Ah, yeah ml blocking seems to be what’s done it. That makes sense. Thanks- I was curious.

What platforms don’t see it (or which one in this case, anyway)?