Me: Ok, it seems you have an answer to your question then (sarcastically).

Or

Me, sarcastically: Ok, it seems you have an answer to your question then.

Seems easy to me.

I’m all for it. But let’s not forget Russia paying reparations to Poland, Estonia, Finland, Romania, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Georgia and Tuva.

If that was intervention to ‘free Donbas’ it would stop at Donbas and would not include city and civilian infrastructure bombing, would it now?

Americans aren’t being influenced by spooky foreigner actors on the other side of the world

Literally the link you posted contradicts it

Washington Post: Russian trolls on Twitter had little influence on 2016 voters

I feel like we’re going in circles. Happy New Year!

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You might be confusing using functions with functional programming. Python is Object Oriented language at it’s core, most people use it as procedural, and like most modern languages it supports also functional paradigms.

I love it but the generated quests make this game boring for me.

So basically I really really really want to like this game, but I just can’t :(

(I have 200ish hours in it anyway)

You seem to be a very novice programmer.

how do I setup my dev environment

? Google that? Use a devcontainer? I mean literally a question answered thousands of times.

where should I start

Setting up your dev environment. Then maybe create a few projects for you to test your package manager empirically?

do I invent my own pkg format or do I use pre built packages like deb or rpm?

Depends on what you want to do. I’m honestly not sure how to help you here? What kind of answer are you fishing for here?

Slow down, relax, OP asked a question, not murdered your pet hamster.

If I can VOTE(the most important thing)

Ancient Greek democracy begs to differ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sortition

They argued that electoralism will result in rich amd artistocracy corrupting the whole process and getting into power and never letting it go, focusing on their own selfish interests

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allied_intervention_in_the_Russian_Civil_War

You mean this one? Technically the USA were invited in like vampires by the current official ruler technically to fight rebellion. So “attacked” - no. Sold itself like a mercenary imperialistic scum in some deal to a despotic tsar - definitely.

Oh, and they were barely USian soldiers, it was mostly Europeans. And to be perfectly candid, everything about that intervention is considered to be British brainchild - look at the Korniłow and the support he got from Britain until he failed.

At least that’s my take on it.

How to fuck has USA caused Russian Civil War?

By missing terror bombings in Italy I question your methodology. As in - bullshit. And don’t even pretend it’s because you’re only listing “military operations”, because you’ve added CIA operations in Brazil.

I remember an if a == a: (I left it there because lol)

I once worked on a codebase in js where

a == a // true
a == a // false
a == a // true

(Same variable compar to itself is true at first, then false, then true…)

And when I cried ‘per que’ the explanation made some evil, sadistic sense.

Oh god, it’s so bad. It’s like .h files, but worse.

Preflight it? If you ask external API every 6 hours about known range of host IDs with a date, then 1h before you need that information call the external API and check if it works or returns garbage? That way you can get some extra time to maybe react earlier to an incident? It honestly depends on the nature of your job and the qualities of your traffic, but generally speaking the problem you have is unfixable and the best you can hope for is early detection (if that matters for you).

If however you’re a pass-through API to the external one, eg. a different service calls your API with a hostID and the hostIDs are not a known finite pool, then you can forget about preflighting.

So to sum it up:

• API breaks responses only for new data
• API does not provide any metadata, like versioning
• API doesn’t host it’s spec
• the problem isn’t that the API mutates, but that it starts returning garbage for new data, but not historical.

You’re out of luck. You can’t prevent it. You can’t foresee it, unless you know beforehand what you’ll call the API with and you can pre-flight it and detect it earlier.

Oh god, now podcasts will be enshittified and drown under all the slop?

Still haven’t answered my question? Yeah, let’s block you.

Still haven’t answered my question and started name calling? Eh, username checks out.