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Comment on: Programmer quits work on project after getting triggered by a variable name (The comments, however . . .)
for(int cumCovered = 0; cumCovered < 500; cumCovered++) {
    System.out.println("This gal needs more jizz!");
    getGalMoreHotCum();
    giveBrosHighFives();
}
22 02 Feb 2016 18:53 u/MotherfuckingSausage in v/programming
Comment on: The Ruby Programming Language community is now under siege by SJW entryists and the trojan horse Code of Conduct

Read through this shit-show to see how harmful/distracting these idiots are to a project. It's a complete joke.

7 24 Jan 2016 10:13 u/MotherfuckingSausage in v/programming
Comment on: A Twitter bot, written in Python and running on a Raspberry Pi, that tweets randomly selected Voat post titles.

Added an update to the OP. Many thanks for the input and interest!

0 21 Jan 2016 18:56 u/MotherfuckingSausage in v/programming
Comment on: A Twitter bot, written in Python and running on a Raspberry Pi, that tweets randomly selected Voat post titles.

Thought I'd let ya know, I've added an update to the OP regarding changes to RandomVoat and announcing TopPostOnVoat. Thanks again for your input and interest! :)

0 21 Jan 2016 18:54 u/MotherfuckingSausage in v/programming
Comment on: A Twitter bot, written in Python and running on a Raspberry Pi, that tweets randomly selected Voat post titles.

Thanks! I'm planning on adjusting it to link just one random (current) thread, based on the great feedback that everyone's given so far. I gave a slightly more in-depth answer to @NiklausTheNaked above.

1 20 Jan 2016 02:15 u/MotherfuckingSausage in v/programming
Comment on: A Twitter bot, written in Python and running on a Raspberry Pi, that tweets randomly selected Voat post titles.

Sure can! I can point it to pull from any subs.

It's currently pulling from: /v/Showerthoughts /v/TIL /v/whatever /v/funny

The way the ruby script operates, I can have it pull from many subs or just one.

0 20 Jan 2016 02:10 u/MotherfuckingSausage in v/programming
Comment on: A Twitter bot, written in Python and running on a Raspberry Pi, that tweets randomly selected Voat post titles.

Yeah, the original concept was to just smash up to 3 randomly selected strings (post titles) together, as it can produce some random/silly results. However, after the feedback I've received so far, I think I'll be adjusting it to just grab one random link from a dump file, which will be scraped and overwritten daily (at least once/day) to avoid linking to extremely old threads.

1 20 Jan 2016 02:06 u/MotherfuckingSausage in v/programming
Comment on: A Twitter bot, written in Python and running on a Raspberry Pi, that tweets randomly selected Voat post titles.

Thanks!

0 20 Jan 2016 00:07 u/MotherfuckingSausage in v/programming
Comment on: A Twitter bot, written in Python and running on a Raspberry Pi, that tweets randomly selected Voat post titles.

I'm working on another one as we speak that will tweet the current top post ~few hours, which will include the direct link to the posts it tweets. I've already set up the place-holder account on Twitter - TopPostOnVoat - and am currently adjusting the ruby script I'm using to scrape titles with. I should hopefully have it running by tonight/tomorrow. I'll update once it's live!

2 20 Jan 2016 00:02 u/MotherfuckingSausage in v/programming
Comment on: A Twitter bot, written in Python and running on a Raspberry Pi, that tweets randomly selected Voat post titles.

Much appreciated, glad you like it!

1 19 Jan 2016 22:50 u/MotherfuckingSausage in v/programming
A Twitter bot, written in Python and running on a Raspberry Pi, that tweets randomly selected Voat post titles.
77 18 comments 19 Jan 2016 21:19 u/MotherfuckingSausage (self.programming) in v/programming
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