Download and install dvl on your home PC as soon as you can.

He was even more negative about the satanic one.

Lies & witchcraft! This is formatting for wordpress blogs! Get out you filthy casual!

None, personally. It's backed by Red Hat, so do your research on the company and see if there is anything that that sends up red flags. I've read that they do many military contracts, but it's not something that I've seen corroborated anywhere else.

After I switched I never looked back. Ubuntu is always introducing new bugs (and carried in new ones via bleeding edge Debian). Providing you have entry-level Linux experience, Debian is simpler & just works.

Unity bar had spyware installed that marketed Amazon products to you based on searches. It was a partnership to keep the sinking Canonical ship afloat. It seems we're watching it take on more water than before.

Arch is a build-your-own distro. You need to know a lot about how Linux works and what packages you need installed in order to make your OS function. Debian will probably be much more like what you're used to. Don't take my word for it, though. Do your research.

Debian is better than Ubuntu and derivatives.

Why?

i--; //we increment our variable j by 4

We are confusing their stupid little brains so only we can maintain and develop the rest of the application.

Thanks for doing that for us man. I didn't even think to look.

I'm not a real programmer, but nice clickbait title? I still see advantages to both. His complaints don't sound significant enough to just drop OO for C. If OO gets more people coding right away, then it's worth it just for that. We can move on to C from there.

In short, I don't see why OO is complete garbage.

If you're capable, you could try forking.

I've noticed Atom connects to all the internet as soon as it loads up.

http://vim-adventures.com/

https://atom.io is better.

adding distributed architecture complicates writing code and testing it

Explain yourself before using sarcasm and laughing at your own jokes. All you're doing is sounding like some kind of asshole. You're not giving me any reason to give a shit about what you're saying.

I recommend keeping a copy locally on your HD, if you can spare the space.

We don't need any mass migration, we need distributed options so we're not relying on a central, mass hub.

Chris goes into the advantages of his project and why we can't put all of our faith in Github.

That, and others will come along and tell you how Github has recently changed its ToS or Code of Conduct to be more vague in order to appease political extremists. Some have moved to Bitbucket over the issue.

What are some comparably good or bad compilers that will/won't warn you?