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Years after my R.E. teacher said, “I will never fall lower than into God’s hands,” I finally came up with the retort, “Let’s go on the roof and check.”

Years after my R.E. teacher said, “I will never fall lower than into God’s hands,” I finally came up with the retort, “Let’s go on the roof and check.”

Meme transcription:

Panel 1 of 3: A cute dog looks asks, “pls fix problem??”

Panel 2 of 3: The dog has become upset and says, “No Info!!”

Panel 3 of 3: The dog looks very angry and says “only fix”

Meme transcription: A table comparing the steps to start a game ‘then’ vs. ‘now’.

Content of the “Then” column:

• Double-click GAME.exe
• Play game

Content of the “Now” column:

• Launch Steam

• Steam updates

• Steam opens

• Close Steam’s ad window
• Select Game

• Game launcher starts

• Game launcher launches Game launcher updater

• Yes
• Yes
• Yes
• Ok

• Would you like to sign up for our newsletter?

• No

• Our EULAs have changed. Please review them before continuing

• Scroll
• Scroll
• Scroll
• Scroll
• Yes
• Yes
• Yes, sell my soul
• Start game
• Skip vendor intro
• Skip vendor intro #2
• Skip vendor intro #3
• Sit through nVidia The way it’s meant to be played
• Skip opening cutscene

• Main menu opens

• Would you like to connect your Steam account to account?

• No
• Press play.
• Play game.

I lost my flash drive and need a new one. Transfer speeds don’t matter too much. I will mainly use it to create bootable media and to transfer a few files between computers and/or phones (no cloud storage for me).

Now I’m questioning whether I should get the cheapest drive I can find or if there really is a difference in quality between €8 and €30. What experience did you make?

I’m a computer programmer. When we test programs, we often use a function called “assert” to check if the program produces the conditions we expect.

For example, this test will fail if the + produces an incorrect result:

assert( 2 + 3 ).equals(5)

Another meaning of “assert” in programming is “check, and take action, if necessary”. For instance, the procedure assertDataPresent() may check if the data has already been loaded. If it hasn’t, the function would try to do so, so that in either case the data is present after the procedure is executed.

Which of these meanings is the more common one in regular English? Can “assert” even be used in these ways outside programming?

Im Lemmy User Guide steht:

Users can also specify which languages they speak, and will only see content in those languages.

Ich habe in meinem Profil die Deutsch, Englisch und Undetermined ausgewählt, sehe aber trotzdem Posts in meinem Feed, die mit Dänisch oder Isländisch getaggt sind.

Verstehe ich das Feature falsch oder funktioniert das gerade nicht?