Clay_pidgin

What was he trying to order?

Vivaldi has dark mode, or it can respect the system theme.

Vivaldi has built in and very good tab tiling. This follower thing is news to me, but I’ve been using the tiling for maybe twenty years in vivaldi and opera before that.

Luckily, closing tabs is only a quick mouse gesture away in Vivaldi. That does sound annoying, though.

My thought process exactly.

Another one?

That’s not his real face, is it? Good Lord.

Anyone else seem this version of the song? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0g-7EJYMWH8&t=3

I had no idea!

I also like the multiple cursor approach it has to editing.

You do!? I cannot STAND it! Am I using it wrong? C to add another cursor on the line below but only if it already has a character in that column. It seems strictly worse than VIM’s visual line selection with V.

Which, for those not already knowing, is basically a reboot of VIM. It’s what I use too.

All I can think of is that they are the best two of the three characters, because they are hale.

Mistakes, mostly.

It hadn’t occurred to me that the Socket lunar program had gotten that far. I know they built at least one lunar lander as a test, so I guess it stands to reason.

Thank you very much for posting these and for transcribing.

That WOULD be neat.

Connect has that.

Dammit, Donut.

I’m not advocating for the man in my hypothetical, just suggesting what he might be thinking. Sort of the main conversation in the comments, isn’t it?

I go for a thumbs up in that scenario.

I enjoy giving compliments to passing strangers because I know how much it means to me in the rare occasions that I have received one. Of course i’m very careful to not choose stress-inducing topics and not to time it when the subject would be stuck with me, e.g. an elevator.

I get to see so many smiles from recognizing cartoon characters on kids’ clothes, complimenting older guys on their bold hat choices, or someone’s colorful glasses frames.

The world needs more smiles!