That’s a cell phone!
That’s a cell phone!
Nah, he threw it on the ground. DUH!
I don’t think you need the “what if” parts
Leather needs to be maintained (oiled or polished), even if you’re not wearing them.
Sounds pretty good if you ask me.
Wow, I can’t believe I never put that together before.
Right, with modern context we can figure it out pretty quickly, after we learn that the term torch is used for flashlight. The first time I saw it i thought they were talking about a cigarette lighter
Because we have actual torches too. You guys don’t have actual soccers to get confused by. Given the right context we can figure out when you mean flashlight, but said torch.
I’m thinking it’s a really bad neighborhood. Or maybe there’s a literal jungle out there and tigers will get ya.
I bought her the best macha I could find. I’m just not a fan of the way it tastes. She drinks it, so she seems to like it just fine.
My wife makes macha tea with just water. It’s not very tasty.
Nor do you want them. Windows 10 was pretty amazing when it was released, but now it’s essentially just adware and spyware. They’ve added no new features for the benefit of the consumer, and have added thousands of changes for their snooping and ad-serving.
Why are you using Windows for BG3? I’ve been using Pop!_OS and it runs perfectly.
Steam Deck runs on Arch, so 100% of your gaming was on Linux! I haven’t opened Windows for gaming in about a year. It’s rad!
It’s about time we won this whole climate war nonsense.
If you don’t like wearing a mask, you’ll hate wearing an intubater.
If you message cross-platform from Android to iOS, and you can’t get everyone to agree upon a 3rd party app, then you’re kind of stuck with sms. This isn’t a problem that is going away in the near future. Apple relies on their locked messaging platform to influence their users into thinking iOS is the best. The users then pressure all of their friends to get iPhones too. It’s an effective strategy for them. Very few iPhone users seem to understand the games being played.
There’s a bigger issue than your commit message if you don’t even know what you just coded and are committing.
Code comments are useful for browsing a script and understanding it at a glance. I shouldn’t have to scroll up and down across 700 lines of code to figure out what’s happening. It’s especially useful with intellisense, since I can just hover over a function and get a tooltip showing the comment, explaining what it does. It also helps when using functions imported from other files, since it’ll populate the comment showing me what parameters are needed and what each should be. Comments save time, and time is valuable.
It’s about as dangerous as using IE in the old days, or Edge in administrator mode.