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I have so much envy for you right now. I'm an Italian living in the northeast of Italy. I love Tête de Moine, but I cannot find a place selling it at decent prices..

It always has a ridiculous "luxury" tax, ending up above 50€/kg, which is absurd for Italy...

do you know if ADO has any caching mechanisms for pipelines doing builds?

I've always heard predatory species like tuna cannot be farmed, but my knowledge may be outdated

it doesn't taste like anything... it's 90%+ water, and water solid remains is basically tofu: absorbs the flavor of what it's cooked with

It always amazes me how few devs know. GitExtensions.

Only other git UI that's comes close to it is Tortoise, of which I've only used the hg variant a while back.

did you evaluate GitExtensions?

That's why (on Windows) I use and love GitExtensions.

It always shows complete commands it issues, and you can fully view the complete log.

maybe it's about being able to adequately pay his team, which might require posting regularly to insure a steady income for payroll...

I'll add some:

AlphaPhoenix - science

Jay Foreman - UK centric cartography skits, very funny

Atomic Frontier - various, Tom Scott style

Climate Town - US centric climate related skits, very informative, also very funny

Dr. Becky - astronomy

Into Europe - light, EU related informative skits

Johnny Harris - journalist turned YouTuber, opinionated but tries to keep a politically neutral stance

I see Electron has a point release approximately every two weeks.

Factor in, let's say (conservatively), 5 Electron based applications on a given system. I posit everyone of those will depend on a different Electron version.

so you want something akin to how the .NET Framework was included in Windows...

what about different applications requiring different Electron versions?

now that I think of it, in my dreams colors are not something I recall, but I definitely can say that I don't dream in greyscale..

hmm that's weird, you forgot that they're usually painted in stripes (red/white?)

while reading this, my mind started trying to imagine dogs...

I didn't do it on purpose, it just did.

They were all barking, and had a collar... That probably says something about me.

I don't do JS/TS, but I have no idea why all this hasn't converged on editorconfig rules.

I write C# and do "linting" via editorconfig + ReSharper file layout formatting at dev time and via precommit hook with their CLI tool

I'm surely missing something crucial in that ecosystem that editorconfig can't handle...

you're saying, in a very simplified way, you can have a monopoly if you already have a monopoly..

Jane Street is all-in on OCaml.

Their podcast titled "Signals and Threads" is quite interesting.

there was such a thing for c#, called semantic-merge by Codice Software, a Spanish company that after being bought by Unity, killed it...

I too am a fervent GitExtensions apostle.

I really wish the 4.* release supported a dark theme, it's the only thing keeping me on the 3.* release, and I dread the day I'll have to switch for whatever reason...

I'll share here my positive opinion of GitExtensions (on Windows). It has really helped me use and better understand Git, while also helping me define and share workflows with my colleagues..

Other GUIs, like the ones embedded in VisualStudio, VSCode or Rider, try to sell skipping some cognitive steps for some operations as simplifying or speeding up dev flow. I find they are just offering extra (beyond what git itself offers) ways of shooting yourself in the foot.

AFAIK, space suits are not inflated, they are pressurized.

Mobility is done with mechanical joints, not sheer bending force of an inflated chamber.

you couldn't recognize anything ambient like, let's say, Loscil

because they need 1atm of pressure to not have their liquids boil?

Blazor

yes, I am THAT guy...

that's not what "less inflation" means

Try Bent.

checkout the artist Bent, you might enjoy it

ehm, yeah, n=2 will not get you anything useful...

that'll be like trying to determine the average salary in a company with only two known ones, which could be the janitor's and the CEO's

wait, what? can you point to a feature name / doc / example?

Genuine question: if grieving is, ultimately, thinking about the experienced loss, isn't melancholy the exact same thing, but experienced through rose-tinted glasses?