Really? C++ uses the word stream to refer to abstractions that are buffers for reading/writing (depending permission).

How would files and streams differ in that case?

I guess you're saying file handles can be pointing to memory instead of storage but I always think of the word "file" for data written to storage instead of ram. What makes it meaningless in the context of Linux?

Got any links or recommendations?

There's a bit in resident evil village where these modded zombies are hung from a wall in stasis and you have to walk past them

That entire time you're on edge ready for action but ... Nothing happens

Several moments later in the game you find yourself in that hall and all of the zombies are missing

I automatically hate you very much if you do this

I have no words, I'm sure you've heard it all. Thanks for sharing this story and sorry for your childhood. Hope you're healing.

It's because they identify 100% with the party but don't want the negative flack it rightfully deserves, so they pretend to be centrist.

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A subsidiary of MATA whose mission is to provide energy for their servers.

They found success in energy R&D applications to WMDs and became a militant super power. Or so I've heard in the less visited corners of the public MATA-net.

Are those MATA energy corp mercs ?

I think it's time we move on from Neil he's essentially a parrot of common science facts anyway at this point. Id rather hear contemporary experts over dated TV personalities.

It's so funny how colleagues and employees act as though their job is so niche no one could do it. Bro, YOU did it and you're just some andy (respectfully). Anyone can do it.

Python programmers confirmed to be rapists