I have to implement a hash table for my class, and the scenario I have to work with is so bad. We're storing a person object with two member variables, one is the someone's ID and the other is someone's favorite programming language. The person's ID is always unique. In any normal situation, we would be using the ID as the key. But since this is a computer science class, we have to use the person's favorite programming language as the key, which is BY DESIGN going to cause so many fucking hash collisions for no reason
ugh i would love to get a good #captcha going so i dont have to manually approve signups anymore but all of these things are either ineffective, make money for some evil dogshit tech corpo, or some fiddly experimental thing relying on software stacks exotic to w.l's setup
When I teach seniors how to avoid scams I take all of the Tech out of the conversation. ALL of it. Any mention of tech and the entire session is wasted as the fear of tech is stronger than the fear os being scammed.
However, what I do is show them how to spot when the scam is working on them. strong emotions are key to a phone scam
"If you feel angry"
"If you feel excited"
"If you feel afraid"
"If you feel pressured"
"If you feel rushed"
HANG UP!
Wow, is it intro time?
Hello all! I'm Skye and my pronouns are nya/nyan. I'm the main front in a plural system of 3. While I'm not a practicing witch, one of my alters is. I'm a huge Linux nerd and currently work as a system administrator while I finish my computer science degree. I also really love anime and video games. Feel free to reach out and say hi!
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