I really ought to post more, but you guys are going too damn fast. Silly KCS X3

I really should post more.

None of them! There are no winners in this fight.

I've seen that pic of Pennywise in the drain so often. Like... every single goddamn time I bring that phobia up?

Even Bassie is worse than that by now.

I'm serious. Look at that Drywall bastard, 999 posts at this time.

It would've been me if it weren't for the KCS making people completely batshit.

I like the weather these past few days.

It was supposed to be ME on the top spot, goddammit!

30 degrees, and a potentially lethal amount of goddamn ice. 40 degrees...

You guys and your fahrenheit.

Note how her(?) left back foot has no sneaker. I wonder what happened to it?

Kiyoshi is not the only one with issues. I don't even know!

I wonder what they are.

About to finish acquisition of Sonic Colors, gonna give that an honest go.

Then back to Noxico.

Is such a thing even possible? Let's find out.

Last time I tried to talk about .Net, certain somebodies felt the urge to bring up how things "didn't look native" when running .Net apps in Linux and shit, then kept focusing on that.

So let's limit ourselves to the internal parts. The .Net runtime, or very adequate alternative implementations (it IS a published and standardized thing after all) can run on a reasonable amount of different machines. Perhaps not so much as its older sister Java, but plenty.

Which, just as an aside, brings me to mention that Java's Swing doesn't look native either, so if you're gonna whine about Winforms anyway, take it both ways please.

At any rate, let's talk about the CLI, shall we? Or, if you prefer, other systems like it, such as Java, or dare I suggest, SCI.

I have the 3rd gen core rulebooks and a few blank character sheets, but I never played it

Kelvin rocks, no question about it.

Congratulations, Trailblazer.

It'd be adorably cute with NO itty bitty sneakers too, really. If I saw that little pony walking by, I would be so fucking tempted to completely ignore what her blanket says.

That quote is truth.

But hey, you could write .Net code in raw assembly if you wanted to. It's just, the important thing to remember is that it's stack-based.

add eax, edx ldloc.0 ldloc.1 add stloc.0

One is x86. The other is CIL. As far as this specific example goes, it's still pretty straightforward, and the CIL is usually converted to the target platform anyway at runtime, block by block, so you end up with the x86 line after all.

I certainly found removing the Corruption from my copy of Terraria easy enough.

Edit: oh and there's a tool to compile the whole damn thing directly to the target platform, makes it go faster in the long run.

Allow me to rephrase: I would ignore the "do not touch" on her blanket and give that silly thing a hug.