[quote user="morbiuswilters"] If I ever make movies, I'm going to do product placements for companies that are totally neglected by big-budget movies. Hell, they don't even have to pay me: ...[/quote] Do you have a kickstarter to support your endeavor? [quote user="blakeyrat"]Morbs == Bridget99? Someone check, ...

[quote user="morbiuswilters"] [/quote] Holy shit, I actually laughed. Going into the shame corner now...

I take the course of this "discussion" to mean "there's nothing to see here, move along".

Could you give some more context what the code does and what's the WTF with it? For, you know, people who don't know Go and can't be arsed to work it out.

[quote user="pjt33"]WTF #2: the person who wrote this didn't see six uses of reflection to access a members of an object which is created in the same method and think "Perhaps this isn't the best way of doing it".[/quote]  I've never used reflection myself. The only time I read about it it's on ...

Okay, let me get this straight. Bridget creates a rant thread about something without giving any context but a picture showing two guys with "neckbeards". From what little context I could gather these two guys made some pretty lame sex jokes around the word "dongle". Um yeah, that's old hat and not very creative, but so ...

[quote user="mihi"]If device A and device B share an interrupt, the driver for device A will ask device A why it raised an interrupt, and if it says it did not raise one, the driver for device B will ask device B. (Note that if both devices raise an interrupt, it is not guaranteed that these two interrupts are handled in the right order ...

[quote user="VinDuv"]Since there is no way to know which device raised the interrupt, the kernel calls each registered interrupt handler until one of the handlers responds “the interrupt was from my device and I handled it”. [/quote] At the risk of sounding totally ignorant: If there's "no way to know which device raised the ...

Did someone hackt the ambient system matrix to generate stupid neutrino bubbles?

Wow, that guy's insanely stupid. Putting the code in without the comment would have made it pretty obvious, but probably not legally obvious. That would have given him some revenge. Like this, well, prepare to get your ass sued, moron.