Just started learning C++ :)

my condolences

clearly needs a green top

to make things as not confusing as possible, my rule of thumb is:

• yyyy-mm-dd (yyyy instead of yy ensures that it's not mistaken for dd-mm-yy) (hyphens can be replaced with underscores)
• dd.mm.yyyy (yyyy same as above) (really dislike using for filenames, sorting doesn't work)
• mm/dd/yyyy (only if there is no other choice) edit: mm/dd/yyyy vs mm/dd/yy doesn't matter because both make 0 sense already edit2: i forgor to say that yyyy also avoids y2.1k and subsequent issues

oh it's x, not x... i hate our timeline

i still can't believe people think it's A

wait untill you hear "if i remember correctly my email password was {name} {surname} something @ gmail.com... what do you mean that's not it? why do i even need a password?"...

why do i understand this

even tho it doesn't make sense, he sounds too happy for a british person

i would personaly advise against running thru crossings (you become less predictable if you run)

you don't need visual mode for that, use _f(ci(foo

yes; people that are complaining simply have a skill issue

i never thought about that, it makes a lot of sense

had that at work (they specifically requested to delete this feature before so i put it behind a developer flag in settings' file)

everything is a bucket

i should've watched the race...

if you need to do something more fancy with the look of firefox (e.g. having url bar in the titlebar) look up styling with userChrome.css

currently im using it to not have duplicated tabs at top when using vertical tabs extension

if i write a date on paper i tend to go with 2, but yes

more "correct" way would be this:

match activity {
    AnnouncableActivities::UndoVote(_) => warn!("zebratrace310 SKIP UndoVote"),
    AnnouncableActivities::Vote(_) => warn!("zebratrace310A SKIP Vote"),
    _ => {
        warn!("zebratrace311 send");
        AnnounceActivity::send(activity.clone().try_into()?, community, context).await?;
    },
}

here it is in the rust book: https://doc.rust-lang.org/...

this is a rust thing: https://stackoverflow.com/...