SerdarCS

I see a lot of negative experiences here, so i want to share a positive one. I decided to visit a friend in NJ 2 weeks ago, so i filled out a DS-160 and booked the earliest appointment, which was yesterday (Wednesday).

I have a turkish passport and im a CS student in germany, but the whole experience was much smoother than i expected (possibly because i had a b2 visa before as a child).

The interview itself took like 30 seconds and they did not ask for any documents i had prepared. They just asked me why i want to go and what im doing here in germany, and checked my residence permit (Which is expiring in 3 months and i havent renewed it yet, but it wasnt an issue).

My visa was issued ju

The check engine light on my dad's 2011 toyota verso with 140k km (87k miles) and 1ZR-FAE engine came on 2 days ago, and vsc got automatically turned off along with it, i drove it quite a while after that before i could take it to a mechanic and didn't notice any weird noise or anything different other than vsc being off.

The next day i took it to the mechanic, the mechanic read the ODB code (Computer said something like crankshaft sensor) and said that the timing chain set has stretched and needs to be replaced, qutoed around 500 usd in my local currency for using original toyota parts. He deleted the code and i took the car home to take it back wednesday, and the check engine light turned

It conflicts with a shortcut that enlarges the icons, i have to go on list or column view to see hidden files, i can't find the way to change finder shortcuts, anyone know a solution?

I've seen a lot of posts on here talking about the bad parts of life in germany, like the bureaucracy, unfriendliness, etc. What are some of the good parts? I'm sure such a great country has more good things to be said about than bad.

After months of development and even longer for art and concept, we have finally released our game Bot Lazer Fight on IOS.

Bot Lazer Fight is a skill based duelling game where you duel various enemy robots with laser handguns, beating each and advancing onto the next. As you beat more and more robots, you can unlock implants and fight in higher difficulty arenas until you become the Arena Champion!

A huge variety of implants with each their unique strengths can be bought from the store, and combining them and building a good implant loadout is key to winning.

The game has no ads or microtransactions, it is a paid premium game on the App Store!

[‎Bot Lazer Fight on the App Store (apple.co

After months of development and even longer for art and concept, we have finally released our game Bot Lazer Fight on Android.

Bot Lazer Fight is a skill based duelling game where you duel various enemy robots with laser handguns, beating each and advancing onto the next. As you beat more and more robots, you can unlock implants and fight in higher difficulty arenas until you become the Arena Champion!

A huge variety of implants with each their unique strengths can be bought from the store, and combining them and building a good implant loadout is key to winning.

The game has no ads or microtransactions, it is paid with a free demo on the Play Store!

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I love python because of its simple, scriptable nature. Its perfect for making small projects and testing concepts, but its just so unstructured and annoying sometimes, and i dont understand why.

First, and the biggest problem i have with it, why isnt there a proper type system. Today i spent 30 mins debugging a simple bubble sort algorithm because i forgot to turn a string to an int, and i was actually comparing strings. This would never have been a problem in a language like c#, where the types would have been declared and it would give an error, but with python i wasted so much time thinking how can 3 be bigger than 21.

I know this probably isnt a big problem once you get used to it, bu