Legal marriage and driving a car . <| sep |> I always hear about this guy from my conservative friends , but I have no idea why . <| sep |> Obama should go spend the day with Patton Oswalt and have himself a good hard nap . <| sep |> O Captain ! My Captain ! <| sep |> If the people did make a case for Trump , it wouldn ' t be upvotwd into best of <| sep |> I like it . <| sep |> Bleh , I needed RAM anyway . 3000 should keep me covered for a while . Thanks ! <| sep |> No way to do it in enough time . The world ' s economy would collapse . The countries with the fist outbreaks would be quarantined . <| sep |> He got too cocky and decided to handicap himself for lolz <| sep |> This is my most recent . I use python extensively for my job , and find it my goto language for creating useful little programs to facilitate my day to day . In my spare time , I live code visuals at algoraves using a program called Fluxus basically coding reactive visuals on the fly to music that is coded on the fly . A key part of this is that your screen , code and all , is projected . Fluxus is scheme based , and takes vectors for colour values , each value presenting an r g b channel between 0 and 1 . For example , red would be vector 1 0 0 . I ' m also big on colour and like to collect palettes of perfect hues , often converting hex to rgb or picking colours on photoshop . Of course , these are all represented as 0255 , and during a live set I need to either have a list prepared , or be able to convert them quickly without causing uproar with my projection whilst being able to react to the music . Time is essential here . So pretty simply , I used TKinter to return rgb values as Fluxus friendly vectors , show swatches to ensure I have a good colour match , output multiple colours as a list . Really simple , but so useful for my niche need !