I use the Home and End keys all the time. I've never used ctrl-a and ctrl-e.

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In my opinion the best way to learn programming, or a specific language, is to have a specific project in mind. I regularly write code because of something I need to do. For example, I learned how to code in Java because I wanted to create a Minecraft plugin. I ended up writing several plugins.

I lived in CA many ears ago and a 7.0 would have woken me up. For anyone wondering what happens at higher magnitudes you should watch www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3uk....

That's like when I'm running VScode to work on a dozen projects simultaneously and my computer is nice and quiet. Open NetBeans real quick to make a change to a small Java project and all of a sudden all of the fans are running. I forgot I even had fans in this thing.

Pascal was the first programming language I learned in high school. A couple of years later during high school I learned C.

Nope.

My inbox is usually at zero. Just don't look at all of the subfolders where everything got filtered to. 😅🫣

I like when I get to a point in a dungeon or level where all of a sudden they have me stocking up on power-ups and health. Very thoughtful of the boss to leave all of these things right outside the ominous door lined with skulls.

Scammers wasted no time joining BlueSky. 😤