gikkman

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   by gikkman 2mo ago

   That makes a whole three of us. I played it on NES, and it wasn't until I was in my 20s I learned to it existed on other platforms too. My dad and I spent days on that game trying to figure out good strategies and how to beat it. Good
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   by gikkman 9mo ago

   I recently got an email saying a project I got is at the risk of being disabled because my payment information is invalid. But the card I got registered for it is the same I've had the last two years, and it's still valid cause I
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   by gikkman 11mo ago

   Yeah, thanks. Didn't know the English term. I had them for years, and I've been told by my doctor that's the likely cause to me having it for as long as I can remember.
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   by gikkman 11mo ago

   I've had tinnitus since I was a child. It's probably due to a procedure they used to do around here an children with ear infections. Nowadays, I rarely notice it. But I remember in my teens, it sometimes was absolutely excruciatin
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   by gikkman 2y ago

   This is my approach too. A kind of "relaxed" typing I often call it. Just knowing what a function expects and returns helps a lot, what each element of a tuple is, or what a list contains. Before type hints, I used to not enjoy Py