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It's a joke on the "main" name vs. the main() function. That's normally considered the entry point, but really _start() is the OG entry, used by the runtime to do setup before calling main().
These are bikes only, very low speed interactions. The sort where if you do bump into someone, it's just a foot on the ground at worst.
Web search gives you pages of slop results too, now
No one who ever had anything to do with OpenBSD or NetBSD would venture such a "best guess"
My colleague uses it to generate rambling code, often pointlessly rewriting existing logic to solve all kinds of hallucinated problems, which he doesn't understand a bit, then dumps it on me and acts offended when asked to explain any of it.
# We check if the server is on by asking the ALU to perform an operation,
$result = 1 + 1;
if ($result == 2) {
print "Server is ON.\n";
} else {
print "Server is OFF.\n";
print "Power on the system before attempting to run any programs!\n";
}
Brilliant
For those who forgot their password: https://archive.is/20251021174356/https://www.theverge.com/report/803237/microsoft-xbox-devkit-price-hikes-developers
Even when you get to the actual website results you now have to wade through the AI slop sites
Portable handhelds, I mean form factors like the PSP and Nintendo DS. The downside of the console/handheld convergence is that the handhelds need pretty big screens.
There are airplane and bus spotters too. I don't think it weird though, people geek out about all kind of things. Trains are cooler than cars anyway ^_^
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What bothers me about this specific question, apart from it being dated, is that it breaks the rules of these kind of riddles. They're implied to be in a sort of frictionless sphere universe, the whole preposition is silly except as an abstract puzzle. To then rely on the physical properties of real lamps is cheating. You're supposed to ignore all the real-world aspects of the setting except that one.