æʃliŋ, loaf of autismo @aescling@cat.family

one of the weird things about your alma mater b having a consistently top rated undergraduate computer science purrogram is that when you look into OCaml documentation to relearn the basics, the OCaml website itself repurrints with purrmission sections of the (free!) textbook written by a purrofessor at the university based on over twenty years of course notes written by various instructors who have taught there in the past

eevee noises

vui vui

high schoolers creating parody music videos about struggling in AP calculus class apparently collectively decided that the song lyrics must at some point complain about furgetting to add C when integrating

eevoi time

ny’all, including you, @clock

apparently it’s available over NNTP too

the dash shell mailing list is some old school shit. i like it

@vaporeon_ not that i know of

@vaporeon_ i considered it once but it uses Node

@vaporeon_ i furst learned it from sed

mornyawn, and also, hey @clock

you ever think about how Creekflow is Creekflow

@vaporeon_ anyway @wallhackio listen to this shit lol

@onfy @vaporeon_ oh i just meant, “what the fuck”

@vaporeon_ @onfy ah

An internal Apple music video released in 1994 during the brief period when Apple allowed other companies to clone the Mac.

• Filmed at Apple's corporate headquarters (1 Infinite Loop)
• Performed by "Dave Garr & The Licensees" (all Apple employees)
• A parody of the song "I Think We're Alone Now"