Every kitchen should have a workhorse set of Victorinox, imo. Get a fancy knife to compliment that, if you like.

So much land to exploit explore. Explore.

Getting away from Global Foundries was such a pivotal move for AMD.

“Is this a reasonable analogy”

Kind of. That concept is sometimes referred to as the Factory Pattern. You give it some raw materials and it spits out some products.

While in this question it does use a class, classes are more basic than that.

I think of a Class like a blueprint for a car. And each car that is actually built from that blueprint as an Object. The blueprint can have settings, like paint colour, seat fabric and the like.

For the question in the OP, you can imagine you design a form in Word that you print out. The form has 2 blank fields; Question and Answer. This is a Class. You can call it QuestionClass (terrible name, used for clarity)

When you print those forms you are creating an Object. Also known as creating an Instance of the Class. Also known as Instantiating.
Then you can fill in the questions and answers on each sheet/Object.

You can, however, when designing your Class make it so you MUST supply the question and the answer for this instance when you create it, rather than add them later. You give the class some initial values. You call this an Initialiser.

Now take a step back. Make a new function that takes in a list of Question-Answer pairs and spits out a bunch of the QuestionClass Objects.

That’s a big chunk of the work done.

Nor should there be. That’s galvanised, weld that if you like coughing up clots of blood.

You can (if you like) buy food grade beeswax and use a double boiler to melt the wax and oil together.

For fun more than anything else.

I would 100% avoid coconut oil or any organic oil for wood. It can go rancid and ruin your tools.

You can buy food grade mineral oil from your local pharmacy. Just rub some on with a cloth, and keep applying as long as the wood will soak it.

Reapply when the wood lightens.

Source: I make cutting boards and such as a hobby.

You’re going to restart, a lot.

It’s true, but Intel fucked around for years and now they’re finding out. I’m happy to watch them stew for a year or so before getting back on their feet.

I knew the first, but not the second.

https://youtu.be/rokAtlFGa7Y?t=2088&si=9hcvrdysNfdXQmwG

There’s a bit of context here…

Pink Floyd’s The Wall. It’s a fine movie where the metaphor swings between subtle as a shadow’s whisper and blunt force trauma.

Derivative Angry Video Game Nerd Clone makes a “parody” of it, but misses an incredibly obvious Nazi reference. Which is not a good look as a white skinhead.

The fact he missed something so plainly obvious makes me laugh, a lot. It so clear he skimmed the movie looking for things to make fun of.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCPhbN1l024 Futurama at it again.

That is my second favourite thing to happen on the internet ever.

And transport!

And internet!!!

And schools!!!

And utilities!!!

Don’t read boring articles, read a comic instead!

https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2017/may/26/gender-wars-household-chores-comic

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TFW a politician you don’t like says something you agree with.

And they were unable to find the frogs for comment.

No. Bart sells Milhouse his soul for $5 and buys lame dinosaur sponges.

Milhouse sell’s Bart’s soul and bits buys Pogs.

Lisa buy’s Bart’s soul for him.

……what?!