I can understand a subscription if it is directly related with the running cost of the service. But if it has no running cost for the manufacturer (e.g. you buy printer ink) it should not need a subscription to function.

microtransactions.

not to be confused with micro trans actions, like nail painting. those are great

revanced youtube music. i started collecting stuff in a youtube playlist a long time ago, and at this point i’t be quite a hassle to switch, so i always put it off. also, you can’t really beat the simplicity of discovering a song through the algorithm and instantly having available on all devices without having to faff around with downloading it to a selfhosted insert service

the datetime library developer takes another bottle from the liquor cabinet

My bet is on a lot of bigtech bribes lobbying

schaut geil aus, würd ich mir machen

I managed to get through most of my computer engineering bachelor’s using Linux. There were some specialized windows-only programs related to electronics design.

well, gender is a prison to be escaped :3

A classic beginners C program! Some points of inspiration:

• for better readability, try splitting the operations into functions.
• you could look into using a switch statement instead of chained if-else
• see what happens if you enter something that isn’t a number, and how you could fix it.

I know a few artists that would do this for shits’n’giggles

This is in Austria, but yes, your point stands.