I didn’t think that you were. I was criticising Notepad as a really shitty “editor”.

I personally set tabs to 2 spaces, but then thats the beauty of tabs over spaces. You can have two or four, or even eight if you hate yourself without impacting anyone else.

People who demand spaces are Republicans, they want to force their 2/4/8 space rule on you even if it is inconsequential.

Its funny that the argument against tabs is purely because someone once opened a file in a shitty editor.

jigantic

I read that as Jig-antic. I would have to turn it into jygantik for it to sound the same.

78 F is 25 C and 80 F is 26 C.

Just saying “ish” doesn’t suddenly make them the same. In C they are different numbers.

No. OpenReach is a shit show, with shills all claiming that BT doesn’t get preferential treatment whilst everyone I know has at least one anecdote where OpenReach gave preferential treatment to BT. After a while the strench of uncompetitive practice is unavoidable, and they are getting rings rum around them by the alt-nets. OpenReach is a bad example.

Infrastructure that is a natural monopoly needs to be spun out into a separate company, or government entity that’s untouchable from the consumer facing sellers, not just an “untouchable other department”.

According to Musk?

Not American here. Why would you put the punctuation inside the quotes unless you are quoting punctuation? Unless I misunderstood what you mean.

For example:

Bob wrote “this is amazing!”.

Bob used an exclamation point, so I quoted an exclamation. If it is the end of my sentence then I use a full stop, if I quote it then it would imply the end of their sentence even though it wasn’t.

Frazorth is amazing when he speaks, as I never knew someone could be quite so incoherent.

Would be quoted as

Bob said “Frazorth is amazing.”

It distorts the context.

Glad you enjoyed the suggestion!

That doesn’t make it “trash”.

Nope. Fuck them, don’t give them any market share.

It’s also been shown that people are more likely to impulse purchase when not using cash, and moreso with contactless via a phone or watch.

Trying to tie a decline in cash purchases with tax evasion is impossible.

No idea, I got it on a Humble Bundle about 15 years ago.

So true. Although I didn’t always use VATS, sometimes I enjoyed the options.

I really enjoyed Osmos back in the day. Like a relaxing Katamari.

https://www.osmos-game.com/

I enjoyed Fallout 3. But I agree with the general point. RPG/FPS’ rarely gel.

Same, we got married while she was pregnant and we were emigrating.

That was 2010.

We had a load of observational comedy in the 80’s.

He continued the dull American style of being an outsider watching bad things happen to other people, and never being the butt of the joke.

Americans like to harp on about it being unique and original and It only losing it’s shine because of other comedies copying it. It wasn’t.

Gradle, with it’s transitive dependency modifications is a huge pain in this area.

It used to be that if a library ended up having a flaw then it would be flagged and we would get the dependency updated. These days security block the “security risk” and you have to replace your dependencies dependency. Fingers crossed you can get it to actually test all the code paths.

If an second level project gets a flaw, and it’s used indirectly then we should really look at getting the import updated so that we know it works. If that import is abandoned then we should not be updating that second level dependency, either adopt and fix the first level dependency or look at an alternative.

If I remember correctly, from a friend who was trying to do something on a Synology, there was something screwy about those devices.

Images that worked fine on a PC or a Pi just didn’t on the Synology. It’s been years so I don’t remember what, but don’t take those systems as a good example of Docker.

the only thing they built for the Palestinian people has been tunnels to commit terrorism from.

I wasn’t the one who said that tunnels were the only thing they have done, that was literally you. But it’s also irrelevant because I wouldn’t expect any infrastructure works to be prioritised when a small country is under attack.

When the IRA demanded their land back, we were allowed to agree with their cause of no occupation without saying that their tactics of bombing trains was a good thing.

When the LTTE violently attacked Sri Lanka, people were allowed to feel for the ongoing Tamil persecution, without agreeing to the murdering.

Why can’t I say that Hamas is a product of its environment, caused by the pain that Israel creates while also saying that the actions of Hamas are terrible.