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u/brcha

17 post karma · 59 comment karma · joined Mar 2017

  1. 25points

    Cloud backup solution that is ZFS-friendly (self.zfs)

    submitted Dec 2020 by u/brcha to r/zfs

    19 comments

  2. 1points

    My Keybase proof [reddit:brcha = keybase:brcha] (1Y9cjH6xWX4276dJZv4vCNjDv_zAq7aBmCx58OsuM00) (self.KeybaseProofs)

    submitted Mar 2017 by u/brcha to r/KeybaseProofs

    0 comments

brcha 1 points · Feb 2020

Sure, why not. I'll gladly give you feedback on how your game runs.

brcha 1 points · Mar 2019

Debuggers are overrated anyway. There's nothing a debugger can do that printf (or equivalent) can't do better.

brcha 5 points · Mar 2019

Great work, thanks for allowing us to easily test out C++20 modules (and, I guess, other C++20 features, as this has gcc-head) before they become the norm.

brcha 49 points · Nov 2018

Kinda not enough oxygen to watch that in person :(

brcha 1 points · Oct 2018

Yes, hacker's keyboard is excellent. And you can easily extend it if you prefer some different layout.

brcha 2 points · Mar 2017

You are welcome :) It gets even better when you install plugins for Sublime/Atom/...

brcha 9 points · Mar 2017

What others said: QtCreator and/or Microsoft Visual Studio (community) are the best choice for Windows development in my opinion.

On top of that, I'd suggest you to install cmake, a superb cross-platform build suite and Zeal, the best documentation tool I've seen so far (actually a clone of Dash which works only on Mac).