GostMan

Maybe you should start by reading some book on "how to grasp the english language" before you come around talking shit? as far as examples go..pretty much most languages are the same...imports/defines/if/then/else/functions/pointers?/arrays/lists and lots of rock music in between funny how you accused me of having a fake account..then of not understanding sarcasm that wasnt?!? then of not being a python coder when i didn't give you an example in any language at all..just the theory itself... as far as I know this is an open forum..you don't like being called a dumbass and now a moron and a racist? then its VERY simple: don't act like one

why would anyone ever use any *bsd? stable kernel? just remove whatever crap you dont need in linux and make it more stable that way freebsd is horrible..always was the kernel conf are we still in 1980 where we need 'vi' to edit our kernel conf? jesus..make menuconfig ftw! ports? worst package manager out there..it just reminds me of old dinosaur distro's like slackware..get with times people! just because something's old and "stable" because nobody ever makes enough changes to stir shit around doesn't make it *great* freebsd had its time and its ups and downs..i remember the days when people used to run bsd because linux would give out kernel panics every other month and lose the "precious uptime" I also remember the days when I had to patch the bsd kernel in order to be able to support more than 1 ip on the system or the times when I had to ask people for a filelist to remove files because something as simple as tcl wouldn't work because of a dirty uninstall from ports so in my VERY humble opinion...freebsd is trash and oldschool and had its time... want a real distro? ---> gentoo best package system I've ever seen on any distro...hard for beginners to install but totally worth the effort once you get everything up and running and if you manage to install gentoo from 0 all the way to a 'usable' desktop being a beginner? my congrats..you just learnt quite a few things along the way xD

Honestly I just registered to call you guys a bunch of dumbasses... So you have code that will look like: print1 print2 print3 vs code that you think is better and looks better because its a simple line: for {x=0} {x<=3;print$x} {x++} damn sure it'll look better... but when you have servers with over 10k people on at the same time with tcp/udp connections.. do looks matter vs performance? that's what you guys should be thinking about