The IT department send my teacher this link and now she asked us to test out the new grading system

Content TeeSeal Today at 10:48 AM try closing the console window Waller Today at 10:49 AM and now ? TeeSeal Today at 10:49 AM that's it the error is gone Waller Today at 10:49 AM

Content When you compile GCC or any other self-hosting compiler, the full order of building is: 1. Build new version of GCC with existing C compiler 2. re-build new version of GCC with the one you just built 3. (optional) repeat step 2 for verification purposes. This process is called bootstrapping. It tests the compiler's capability of compiling itself and makes sure that the resulting compiler is built with all the optimizations that it itself implements.

Content Mat Velloso matvelloso Me: "I'll reboot my raspberry Pi running home assistant for 30 seconds to do an update, nobody will notice" Wife, literally 5 seconds after: "THE LIGHTS ARE NOT TURNING ON AGAIN WHAT THE HELL" 8:16 PM May 23, 2022 Twitter Web App 28 Retweets 5 Quote Tweets 635 Likes

The eternal debugging paradox: staring at broken code for hours, making absolutely zero changes, then hitting run again as if the computer will suddenly feel sorry for you and magically fix itself. It's like checking the fridge multiple times hoping food will appear. The digital equivalent of "have you tried turning it off and on again?" except you're not even doing that much. Pure developer desperation at its finest.

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The AUDACITY of John! 😱 Faced with the CRUSHING WEIGHT of 3 bugs, 2 features, and a meeting, our hero makes the most REVOLUTIONARY decision in software engineering history... he just goes to sleep! 💤 This is basically the programmer's equivalent of looking at a burning building and deciding to take a nap. Pure. GENIUS. While the rest of us are mainlining caffeine and having existential crises over semicolons, John has transcended the mortal plane of developer anxiety. We should all aspire to this level of emotional detachment from our Jira tickets!