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Why are they discriminating against my location???

EDIT:

Also, today I learned there are Swedish rappers.

I have a solution: spin up a dozen nuclear power plants to fuel AI to solve the problem. If there's not enough nuclear, just burn coal.

That's a small price to pay for having no healthcare and a shorter lifespan than those in poorer Western countries.

neovim

I still don't know.

What is the UK OSB?

edit: Online Safety Act

I'm actually leaning toward this. I might have a class that holds a large unordered_map with a string key, where the value is actually a function which calls a constructor loaded with the defining data (a function so that I can create the map in an object or function without creating ALL the objects every time).

Still, creating a huge unordered_map every time I just need one (or ten) items seems bulky. But there will be five maps, each with their own native items, so maybe I can break it up that way.

I'm also concerned about using magic strings to access values. I wonder if I should make another unordered_map just to hold string values (something like ["BASTARD_SWORD"] = "bastard_sword") so that I never write the string, I just write... the string to access the string... maybe silly and bulky.

1. Take a picture of the original text with your phone at an angle.
2. Email the crooked image to yourself.
3. Copy the rotated text from the crooked image into the destination image.

I totally agree. The books are a philosophical statement.

I also love how he embodies a certain attitude toward life, which is not really captured in the movies. He's defined by abundant strength and ability and ambition, rather than revenge. Conan in the books loves life (in his own barbaric way).

I think it's also appropriate here, and I appreciate seeing the question (and possible answers) here.

Oh man, those books are so much better than the movies. Such an impressive character.