The Still New What Did You Last Do Thread

[Captain J]

I really hoped i can finally sleep fine in the night. So i tried to sleep with tired eyes.

... After that, i just realized that insomnia loves me and it wants me to go back to the past i couldn't slept!

EDIT: Okay, okay. I'm really sorry for being a downer here. But my condition is very, very bad recently. I just want to sleep without being anxious and such. And i hope... I Hope i can go back to sleep just like in the good ol' days.

..what am I..?

Do not despair. You're not alone and i'm sure you can sleep peacefully like i am... Soon.

[FuzzballFox]

..what am I..?

[DoomKrakken]

..what am I..?

If you're coming here asking for others to define you... to tell you "what" you are... prepare to be severely disappointed.

But what happened this time?

[Kinsie]

..what am I..?

A poster on an internet forum. Probably some other things too, but I wouldn't know about that.

[Dancso]

Could anyone recommend a decent online version control host for closed source projects?
The primary goal is to save money (fancy features and support lines not a priority). For a small team (4-5), a single repo is enough and if we do manual backups of large assets elsewhere the code itself shouldn't exceed 50mb in the near future. (otherwise we'd be using several GBs)
The best one that I could find so far was Bitbucket, and unless I'm missing something it seems to be a near perfect match (having to host assets elsewhere), at the low low price of free, but I'm wondering if they have a catch.

[Accensus]

GitLab has free private repos. Using that one atm for 4 projects. Pretty goddamn nifty. No catch, either.

[Marrub]

Bitbucket is nicer to use than GitLab in my opinion, but both are very good. I believe NotABug is also good (and is definitely free) but I've never used it. If you don't mind paying 5$ a month GitHub is also definitely worth it, or you can pay 10-20$ a month for a server and host it there (though, that's obviously more painful to do .)

[Project Shadowcat]

Very funny...

Ah yes... I remember that movie. Nice story, but hated its guts. While they portrayed the hounigan as a villain, they still made voodoo out to be something fun to use.

It is real stuff, I tell you. Evil stuff. Some of it doesn't involve magic... but some of it does.

You're coming off as sounding more and more crazy and delusional the more you post here.

[DoomKrakken]

How so? I mean, it is real stuff...

[Project Shadowcat]

How so? I mean, it is real stuff...

[citation needed]

[DoomKrakken]

How so? I mean, it is real stuff...

[citation needed]

[look it up]

I find it strange you decide to just decide to call me crazy and delusional without coming up with a good reason as to why I'm crazy and delusional.

[Gez]

Voodoo (also vodou, vodun, vodu, etc.) is a real religion originating from western Africa. Several syncretic (mixed in with Christianity) branches of that religion have appeared in areas where West African slaves were brought to work in the plantations of the New World, notably Louisiana, Cuba, Haiti, Brazil...

Pop culture voodoo, like in the Disney movie, is about as real as Anime Catholicism.

[wildweasel]

We do not need a religious debate here. To steer you guys away from a potentially explosive argument, here is a photo of my lunch.

[phantombeta]

@wildweasel
That looks yummy.
And now I'm hungry.
I want burgers now. I don't have money for burgers*. Great.
This is your fault, wildweasel.

*(Not like there's any burger places open here at 8 PM anyway. I live in a small-ish town and I don't think there's any good food places near the exact place where I live, and no food delivery here AFAIK)

[DoomKrakken]

Voodoo (also vodou, vodun, vodu, etc.) is a real religion originating from western Africa. Several syncretic (mixed in with Christianity) branches of that religion have appeared in areas where West African slaves were brought to work in the plantations of the New World, notably Louisiana, Cuba, Haiti, Brazil...

Thank you.

Pop culture voodoo, like in the Disney movie, is about as real as Anime Catholicism.

THANK YOU.

Let me make myself clear, in case I wasn't already clear... I wasn't saying that the pop-culture voodoo that was shown in the Disney movie was real... I was merely stating that voodoo is a real thing, and I didn't like that Disney spruced it up to be this colorful, appealing thing (even though it was mainly used by the main villain).

I so lol'd at the Anime Catholicism. Many thanks for the link.

@Wildweasel @phantombeta Dammit, now I'm feeling hungry too... curse your delectable fast food! XD