matthavener

Light and Magic is an amazing documentary that covers lots of this history

This was a great episode and the really drove home the importance of visualization.

NHTSA has a 25-year rule that allows a car old than 25 years to be imported without those considerations. You can definitely import them legally in Texas. I find it funny that we disallow these new smaller trucks, but we allow folks to jack up the suspension on an already large American truck 24 inches, install a grille guard, and it's still considered legal.

Flipper has no mechanism to read a magstripe, so no, I don't think so. But it's possible to clone all kinds of other things. I cloned my SO's old building key (Mifare 1k classic) so she wouldn't need to "buzz" me up.

Yep, even something as small as a magazine capacity change or price for the AWP has huge effects on team strategy

I sure hope this isn't a story from southside place in Cedars!

In clojure, you see something similar at the bottom of files:

  (comment
    (def some-state (create-state))
    (some-fn [1 2 3])
    (do-something some-state)
  )

The compiler ignores the block, but in a REPL enabled editor, you can evaluate the forms to possibly view current state, or run functions that test behaviors or probe runtime state.