arthulia

How would you point it to a data directory on your local machine?

You do have to verify fingerprints individually for each device that a user has. You also have to do it individually for each device that you have.

Okay I Googled "foot-cannon" but didn't find any relevant looking results. Can you explain to me what it is?

It doesn't make a whole ton of sense because you'd still need to know when to un-indent in order to get out of a conditional block. IDEs can't read your mind.

I suspect most people would not consider buying a $5 loot box if there was a 95% chance of only getting duplicate items, or a 0.0002% chance of getting the item they're hoping for.

Developers will probably increase the drop rates for things so that people will continue to buy their crates.

I agree it's still gambling but this is a step.

At the very least, maybe we would have seen higher voter turnout. I know at least a handful of 'salty' people who didn't vote at all but would never have voted for Trump.

The games aren't really about the language--which have maybe 12 instructions at most--they're about the challenge of working with an extremely limited instruction set. They're puzzle games disguised as games about assembly languages. A game using a real instruction set might be fun for some people, but it would feel a lot different, and probably have to be a lot more challenging to make up for all of the convenient instructions. At that point you're basically just programming.

It's easier for a company to maintain fewer versions of software that serve the same functional purpose.

Indoor smoking, 110F weather, and universally crappy, over-priced food.

But then you have to remember the counter setting for that website. So it's almost the same problem; I could just add a 1 to the end of my master password for that website.