I mean I’d rather not die gasping for breath

You’ve got me there

Raisins in cookies is high tier. It’s got the sweet and the chew

There is nothing that cinnamon can’t improve though

I was going to say git butler, which wraps git, but actually looks like that’s gone open source

Slab on grade crew!!

I know that a downed power line is very visible, especially if it’s live and touching water! I wonder if it’s underground if you might miss the signs

I know it’s totally backwards, but I feel weird when I go to a neighborhood that doesn’t have above ground lines.

I think you got it. The op was probably fixating on the biggest impact that they can see, but that’s going to vary by community and who is reading this.

Also huge shocker, diverse groups of people also need to be mindful of this shit.

It’s the reason good “DEI” policies are important. If you just start hiring people from more diverse backgrounds (good) then have them land in a toxic work environment with 0 support (bad) then they’re not likely to thrive.

If you’re especially non-confrontational, then even the first one, or 0 reaction, can do. Just don’t do the polite chuckle. They’ll think it landed.

I have to work really hard not to laugh myself, and instead let it be awkward.

Haha as always, you do what you can

Last Days on Mars.

I rewatch it (and Covenant) at least once a year, and I think it holds up superbly. I actually wasn’t too sure if I liked it until I rewatched it.

What are you going to do?

Or god forbid, a person of colour. Clearly the US isn’t “ready” for that.

/s but also not /s idk honestly, it depends

How do you like it? I tried it a few years ago, but my vim muscular memory made it feel as uncomfortable as learning vim for the first time.

Just get used to

• using movement (hjkl),
• going between insert and normal modes (i and esc),
• undoing (u from normal mode),
• and saving (:w and :wq).

Don’t try to do it all at first, just get comfortable with the essentials. You can even just stay in insert mode (the only mode in most editors) at first.

Keep a vim basics cheat sheet handy for a couple weeks as you’re building in muscle memory, then slowly work in more advanced techniques and combinations.

It doesn’t take long before you start having a lot of fun just manipulating text.

PS here’s a decently basic cheat sheet I found:

Urghhh

Can we just say it isn’t? Like that’s an exception, and then the rest of math can just go on like normal

oh no