Either that or Cromite. Cromite has releases WEEKLY

I now use Cromite for clearnet, Tor browser for dark web

Ah ok, i understand. I sometimes ask AI to explain it, i try to memorize the explaination and write it

You could propably monitor web traffic from an another device on the same network. As far as i know, Wireshark can do this, maybe nmap too

You can opt out

I use visual studio

I did it once but needed a lot of assistance and it was very confusing

Using AI is cheating and no teachers like it. We are ecouraged to learn entirely without any LLM or similiar. Sure, i could pull it off, when the teacher is not watching, but that’s very risky

The languages i used up until now do not have entry points (intrepeted). I know what is that, but i don’t know where they should be. Up until now, i only used llms for debugging, i’m far from correcting source code, i’m happy if i can write something that even remotely resembles to the correct structure. Also, is it a good idea to start adding smaller functions to already existing c# projects made by others on github (not to publish, just for myself, don’t want to ruin someone’s work with malicious commits). My python understanding is vague too. Only class i ever defined was a csv file reading class like class Class: def init(self, stuff1, stuff2): self.stuff1 = str(stuff1) self.stuff2 = int(stuff2)

What is aurora and what is this guide book?

Theming is already an advantage, i tried theming in VM and broke the system with it. If the maintainer stops it, i’ll just switch to an another one. Also, what is Cachy based on?

The class is: algorythms and data structures. The teacher teaches just that, instead of C#. The most we had to do with c# is copying something from the whiteboard. Yet, there will be a c# test and everybody is terrified, me included. I never used python as OOP. In python we only do reading from file and creating own functions, these are the most advanced things. I don’t understand why we have to learn 2 languages at once, even 1 is a very big task for someome who is completly new to programming, and that’s how i began, and i’m still propably. And for first i just need it to work and to understand it, nothing special

I’ve been considering these: Crystal, Archcraft, Arco, Exodia. Are these any good?

Yes, i write from scratch in python, but only basic things. The most advanced are reading from a file and defining an own function. I’m in a programming course already

Yes, they do but we are not a good community, they are not really helpful. The teacher is the principal. He barely has time to come to the lesson, i doubt he has the time and intrest to care about students who can’t understand what is going on. Plus he is not that approachable person, very strict and not that helpful

Refreshing what? I don’t have anything to refresh here. I only have experience with scripting languages, which are not object oriented at all

Is it bad if i barely understand anything in this comment?

That’s just basically looking up the answer. Even if i find it (which is unlikely without asking an llm), i will not learn anything from it. I tried creating a wimforms application with the same method, and eventually succeeded. But i don’t know how i did it, and i couldn’t recreate it by myself. This is the problem

Because it is required in my school. And we barely have any classes, even then, the teacher is not really good at teaching it. He thinks we will learn by copy-pasting it from the board. This is literally what we have to do in class. And for some reason, he is the principal

I have a lot more things to learn and it is understandable that i want to unwind a bit or learn something that i actually enjoy, rather than suck with c# with absolutely no motivation. Like i don’t know how i was supposed to learn multiple languages at once and understand both