To be fair, the engineering solution is much more robust.
indepndnt
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Ironically, that's like the one thing I've learned to do in Vim.
I have to admit, I thought you were exaggerating. But that's a damn fine stick.
I just saw someone on Mastodon saying they replaced Chrome with Vivaldi, so maybe that?
Yes, it's a bad take; what's actually demonstrated here though is that you are likely to make friends that you have stuff in common with.
She discovered she was trans. Note that the friend was referred to as "he" in the first post, then the second post was "...what happened to her." Additionally, 90% of her friends were apparently trans already because she gravitated to them because either consciously or subconsciously she recognized their common experience.
You mean like this? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59de53e6f7e0ab6e4c7f7fc3/1513882656677-QG9NA0AOQRA3PTLAPWAX/MOOD.png?format=1500w
I have a poster of this, it's actually pretty useful.
I wish you got that money too.
In short, it's the wrong tool for the job.
In practice, if your target is very limited and consistent, it's probably fine. But as a general statement about someone's behavior, it really sounds like someone is wasting a lot of time and regularly getting sub-par results.
I'm down with scraping, but "parses HTML with regex" has got me fucked up.
I saw something about this somewhere else, but I don't know what's going on? What is this about?
My parents always told me the "truth" about Christmas: it's Jesus' birthday, and Santa Claus is a lie from the devil meant to turn you away from God.
I grappled with this question for awhile as a young parent. A thing that I noticed about kids is that they are great at make-believe, and they will get endless enjoyment from things that they made up themselves.
So I gave them presents "from Santa", I filled stockings on Christmas Eve, etc., and we all knew we were playing the Christmas game together. I don't think there was any lack in wonder or enjoyment.
I also made sure that they knew that some folks take it really seriously and believe Santa is real and everything, and that's really none of your business so just play along and don't ruin it for them.