Welp, I guess we didn't need a terrorist attack to justify war with Iran after all.

Seattle has refused to salt the roads for precisely this reason.

Saving Private Ryan

I like Spielberg, but compared to others in the war drama genre like Band of Brothers or Full Metal Jacket, SPR is laughably bad.

The tone of the movie, trying to be more inspirational than realistic, was awkward at best. Acting was pretty mediocre, probably because the script and characters were 1 dimensional.

It completely disregards the historical context of the war. You could watch this movie and learn absolutely nothing about the history of WWII.

Now Band of Brothers. That was some amazing retelling of true war stories. It wasn't trying to be inspirational. It was just honest about the chaos and brutality of war. That made it harrowing heartbreaking, infuriating, and inspirational all at once.

The most important part IMO.

Using discord for this is such a bonehead move.

Despite what developers do at the end of the day, there are conventions for application directories on every OS.

I just use the directories crate in Rust.

https://github.com/dirs-dev/directories-rs

The fact that this is legal is what's blowing my mind.

Las Vegas beat you to it.

That's a US Supreme Court case. The OP case is in Australia.

Helix. Instant startup. Minimal configuration required. Has all of the killer features I want from an IDE anyway.

EDIT: I assumed people would just research this anyway, but a more complete list of features I enjoy from Helix:

• very responsive
• modal editing
• declarative configuration file format (TOML, not Lua)
• language server protocol
• debug adapter protocol
• written in Rust so I am more likely to be able to submit a PR if I need to

Some cons (all known issues on github):

• no plugin API yet
• inline LSP diagnostics are overly intrusive and can overlap your code
• cold-starts the LSP when you start the editor, so you might need to wait for symbol queries in a large project

"What kind of women are you attracted to?"

"I'm a big ass fan"

It really helps to hear a historical perspective on this. The issue is not a matter of, "let's give them a chance and see how it goes." It's more like, "we know this has gone very badly in the past and the incentives are clear for Meta to sabotage us."