Holla

Any platform can be used for dating

The plates look british and the weather is grey and wet. I think this actually checks out

I think in this specific context software rendering actually means that SteamVR is having to coordinate with the window manger or whatever to draw the game to the headset’s screens rather than rendering directly to them

Just press F5 when that happens. It’s not that deep

When you have to amend a commit that you have already pushed you have to force push the amendment. That should then trigger the Pipeline

Yea, basically. Like, the users shouldn’t have to look at your implementation to find that out what it will return. My example here would be Square.area(). Maybe they would have to look at the method’s docs though to find out what unit the result is in

Imo result is more descriptive than even Java-esque variable names, because it tells you that this is the variable that will actually be returned, rather than just some intermediate representation

Or alternatively “You’re just prompting it wrong”

https://youtu.be/6MUrF_G7KlM

I’m in the same boat, I think Gnome being the default in some distros is mostly because of historical reasons, perhaps similar to how Ubuntu used be good

Programms can print special codes to position the cursor wherever and they can also enable mouse events. Helix does support selecting with mouse

Some old cpus would actually go up in smoke if you ran them without cooler: https://youtu.be/Xf0VuRG7MN4

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You could create a git branch with an unrelated history to store this type of data; either as plaintext, md or something more sophisticated for dedicated tools. The biggest hurdle would probably be to define and agree on a standardized format

apfs is by default case-insensitiv, for some reason, so the paths would still be the same. It apparently even causes issues with some installers when macos runs on apfs(case-sensitive)

it’s valid on macos tho…

Yes, her name-change applies retroactively, so when you talk about something that she has done, you may say that she did that

That seems only appropriate for a language that’s both typesafe and has any

relevant xkcd