Oh i remember those times. At least you didn't have to worry about the looks of your website

So the real interesting conversations start at monday night ofcourse:

So I am in need of a little help here. There is the following problem:
Look at the following code. Assume there are five types (classes or interfaces) (U, G, B, Z and X) and one variable with each type.
U u;
G g;
B b;
Z z;
X x;The following assignments are allowed (they compile):
u = z;
x = b;
g = u;
x = u;The following assignments are NOT allowed:
u = b;
x = g;
z = u;
g = x;
The question:
What can you say, with the information you've gotten, about the types and their relations (how do they relate to each other?)

I'm pretty confused here so any help would be appreciated

Would something like tinycore linux be do-able/useful? http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/welcome.html

This looks awesome, though I have no idea what CHIP-8 is some sort of old computer system?

I'll give it a shot as soon as I get home today

But what does it fix, or is it too technical/unknown and it is just known this fixes it?