if the ferret streamchat dies so do the ferrets, its confirmed correlation now.
The deathcamp BuchenMald murders any ferret that doesn't help ratings.
You missed out the Zyklom B and Chlorine canister.
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Continue the important work of documenting the ferretcaust. When the perpetrators face justice, this will be the only record of their crimes.
Jesus christ that is sad. He also has duplicates, and some of those are literally "did HR training". lol.
The funniest part of this to me is that he genuinely has no idea how retarded he looks using a team building exercise as "proof" that he has achievements at Blizzard. Your coworkers saying "good job, buddy" because it was assigned to them like an icebreaker activity on the first day of middle school means less than nothing if this is all you have to herald as evidence of your accomplishments at a company.
Same. Also he was at Blizzard for 6 years or something And that's all of them?
Tldr: he shows here that he collects trash and scraps of good feedback in a desperate hope to look... Good? Nice? Smart? It's fucking pathetic. Imagine if some retard showed you a golden star sticker their teacher put on his assignment for a "good job doing your homework, little one!" 20 years earlier. Imagine he saved a class award they won for best basketball team in Elementary school, Fall of 2007. This is basically the same thing.
Some of those are legit complements for actual accomplishments, but that was all 10 years ago. What have you done
lately
bro why does he still have those, how fucking sad do you have to be to hold onto some nice things someone said about your for 10 years
This right here.
Honestly I won't roast him for having some momentos. I still hold on to little mementos from my time at jobs I like, and I have all my "Farewell cards" because its a good way to remember people I liked.
But I don't pull them out after a decade to try to win internet arguments.
Python is oddly popular among trannies larping as coders, while javascript familiarity will usually come from people with actual jobs. Not sure what starts the divide, might have something to do with Python just being popular as a tool language in a lot of college programs that aren't software specific, whereas if you know C#/Java from the business world, Javascript is just its retarded cousin, its basically the same syntax.
The other good thing is that Python is actually used in the market, unlike the joke of C I did in the university, or Lisp, even worse so.
I'll try to distill this down:
Python got popular because it hides all the ugly shit needed for programing something useful behind modules. You don't have to try to fuck with Libraries, or figure out API calls, you just PIP FaggotBundle then do "Import AIDS" and you're off to races and counting tabs like an absolute retard.
As much as I loathe Python, this is the key part of why it go popular as @BanTan points out.
C is an all around better language but to get much beyond Hello World requires a fair bit of work just to have the fucking thing execute on another computer and you can still run into problems.
Python also gets around this by requiring the executing computer have Python installed and all the libraries loaded. Python absracts all that out to the Python environment, so the application does that, not the coder.
So if you just need to tell a computer to do a task very quickly, that's something python excels at. The skill cliff to get started is very low.
tl;dr: Real men use incomprensible Perl statements.
Apparently for someone who hunts boars as a hobby, bagging more than 5 boars a year is already pretty good in quite a few areas. This means that in his 2 year run of the rescue, Maldo has killed more animals than some people that hunt for sport.
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Most people who hunt boars don't kill as many they could (or should) because you now have an large, heavy animal carcass you have to deal with. Now that families aren't raising 18 kids, it takes a long time to work through a boar. And even if you aren't eating it, you can't just leave it there to rot.
The quality of boar meat also varies wildly; during deer season you can usually find pantry programs that will take deer off your hands, but very few will take wild boar because there is a good chance the meat is practically inedible.
