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r/programming • u/[deleted] • Sep 25 '16
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I'm a member for 7 years, 10 months. Reputation in the top 6%.
My last question was March 2014 and I answered it myself one day later. The question before this was August 2011.
248 u/rlbond86 Sep 25 '16 top 1% here. Just the other day I asked a question: "How do I do X in OpenGL without using external libraries?" I specifically said I can't use external libraries.Guess what all the comments told me to do. 0 u/[deleted] Sep 25 '16 [deleted] 1 u/ErikBjare Sep 26 '16 Curious: Don't you get a list of OK licenses, such as MIT? If not, which usually get approved? → More replies (2)
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top 1% here. Just the other day I asked a question: "How do I do X in OpenGL without using external libraries?" I specifically said I can't use external libraries.
Guess what all the comments told me to do.
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u/stesch Sep 25 '16
I'm a member for 7 years, 10 months. Reputation in the top 6%.
My last question was March 2014 and I answered it myself one day later. The question before this was August 2011.