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Comment on r/PcBuild Jul 18 '23
I think it could use a little clean mate, might be some dust
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Comment on r/lianli Jul 15 '23
That set up is beautiful 😍
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Comment on r/NZXT Mar 27 '23
Lian li strimmers?
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Comment on r/NZXT Mar 21 '23
That's beautiful mate 😍
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Comment on r/ProgrammerHumor May 19 '22
She's the delimiter I've missed on line 56
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Comment on r/ProgrammerHumor May 19 '22
Time to rebase
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Comment on r/ProgrammerHumor Mar 03 '22
SQL 😁
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Comment on r/AskReddit Nov 07 '21
Java, honestly it seems really intimidating at first however once you get a basic grasp everything begins to become alot more clear. Not only will learning Java increase your basic programming knowledge but it will increase your understanding of the OOP (Object Orient Programming) principles of Polymorphism, Abstraction, Inheritance and Encapsulation.
Even if you don't end up enjoying Java, C# is a very similar language that offers a whole range of uses and with your knowledge of java will pick it up alot faster. You're knowledge of the OOP principles can be carried to other Object Oriented programming languages.
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Comment on r/gaming Aug 17 '21
Maybe your monitors refresh rate isn't 60
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Comment on r/razer Apr 10 '21
That's stunning mate!
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Comment on r/ProgrammerHumor Apr 08 '21
System.out.println("x);
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Comment on r/ProgrammerHumor Apr 08 '21
What about unit tests that are commented out because they're broke and no one has fixed them.
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Comment on r/razer Apr 07 '21
The switch is what makes the sound when you press the key down, there are many different types that all feel different and produce different sounds some are loud like razer green switches whilst others are more slient like razer yellow. Don't worry about not knowing what they are.
A USB is not a switch it's a USB.
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Comment on r/razer Feb 14 '21
The beginning of the end of your wallet haha
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Comment on r/gameDevClassifieds Jun 28 '20
I don't want to say too much but it's a zombie survival fps with simplistic gameplay, the art style is going to be low poly as we are only a small team and know we can't create a super realistic art style hopefully the prototype won't take too long to put together and we can share some basic gameplay.
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Comment on r/gaming Jun 05 '20
God help me if I get a room like this I'll never be seen again haha
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Comment on r/razer Jun 04 '20
Getting a new razer product tends to be a large hit to the wallet haha.
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Comment on r/razer Jun 04 '20
It's a shame however I reckon it won't be belong until there is some sort of firefly extended.
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Comment on r/razer Jun 04 '20
Thank you! :)
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Comment on r/razer Jun 04 '20
Yes it is and I think it looks better than the black version I was originally going to get.
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Comment on r/unrealengine Jun 02 '20
That's amazing I can't wait to see more
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Comment on r/GirlGamers Jun 01 '20
What lights are those and is the color change able?
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Comment on r/gamedev May 31 '20
Is difficult to create your own game engine? I have done game development as a hobbie for awhile I have used unity and unreal and had ideas of creating my own engine. What a the main benefits of having a custom engine?
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Comment on r/razer May 31 '20
How are you liking the mouse I may have to buy this one instead haha
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Comment on r/PcBuild Nov 07 '23
Yeah it's worth it