Will the donut and muffin ministries follow suit?

Begun, the phone battery wars have.

Git is p2p and distributed from day 1. Github is just a convenient website. If Microsoft takes down your repo, just upload to another system. Nothing but convenience will be lost.

And vscode uses them for remote ssh development.

I just use ~/.ssh/config

e.g.

Host website
    Hostname some.hostname.foo
    User bob
    Port 1500

Fixed

Smoketoomuch: Yes, I’m sorry, I qan’t say the letter ‘B’.

Bounder: C?

Smoketoomuch: Yes, that’s right. It’s all due to a trauma I suffered when I was a sboolboy. I was attacked by a bat.

Bounder: A cat?

Smoketoomuch: No, a bat…"

I couldn’t even begin to describe my weirdest dreams. I just sit there holding my coffee mumbling “what the fuck was that?”

Lack of interest. It doesn’t solve any problems that I have.

And that you can sort of fold back the wrong way, just not completely flat.

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I disagree that parsing is validating. For example, you could give me a valid ISO date time string, but I want a shipping date and you gave me something in the past. It parses, but is not valid.

I disagree that validating early is bad because some other part of the code might also validate later and possibly do it differently. Yes, that’s bad, but not a reason to not validate early.

I understand the concept. I just disagree that it’s a good idea.

I don’t see it. I would much prefer to validate early rather than late. The example of ‘other code might validate it differently or not at all’ seems specious. I don’t want invalid information “deep within the bowels of the system”.

Your car.

1. Companies started making bigger phones
2. People bought the bigger phones
3. Companies stopped making smaller phones

Underrated by who? Who the hell is rating these things anyway?

Pretty sure you have to abort and start over.

Faster. Less memory. Maps to physical things well (e.g. a device with memory mapped registers). No garbage collection / object destruction needed. No need to initialize new objects all the time.