I, myself, fell for that... :(

It’s totally a systemic problem, that’s it. Same thing with me. I love teaching, I just can’t stand the faculty anymore.

I love Numbers and haven’t been able to find an easy and convenient replacement for it since I left macOS :(

It’s blended spreadsheeting with presentation in a free infinite canvas is the best notebook app I’ve met.

Have you tried the web version? I've never used the full OS X version, so I can't compare.

Yes, and it is not bad, but nowhere as smooth as the macOS app.

I do the same with my parents in law, and it’s been like 8 years without call for maintenance, if not for the very rare Ubuntu upgrade.

Seems like the same as in multithreaded programming, in which you can’t let threads share memory without synchronizing else you get data races and corruption.

it's more like two simple computers talking over serial, and the serial connection bitrate can't be faster than the clock of the slowest of the two computers.

Yep! The microcontroller reference manual is full of warnings to ensure clock rates are compatible by being within a certain range of each other.

The best term to describe this kind of generators is procedural content generation, or just PCG.

sure, but I didn't want to change the title a lot, just to prevent any wild and crazy misunderstandings.

Win95 S/R2 worked pretty well.

Win95 OSR2

You forgot:

4. Government gives money to families whose kids don't have more than 3 day misses per bimestrial.

I hope they can avoid having two block indents, like in those examples. Match could be followed by a case in the same line, and extra cases in new lines.

  match val case True:
      print("Ok")
  case False:
      print("Not ok")
  
  print("Done")

they discussed various options for less indentation and rejected them. this syntax is definitely out of the question.

Also Google Talk.