while true; do
isn’t exactly harder to read than
while true
do
though, is it?
And going back to my original point, I don’t like while true being on its own as to me it looks like it’s meant to be a separate statement rather than part of the do/done block.
So you’d rather it all be on one line? I’d only do that if it’s a very simple command, otherwise you’re just making the code harder to read.
Simplest solution might just be to dual-boot Windows if you can’t get a VM working
If this joke works in your accent then you have a funny accent ~(not like mine, which is sensible and correct, of course)~
I’d write
while true; do
X
done
for the same reason I’d write
if [ something ]; then
X
fi
or in another language
if (something) {
X
}
Because it’s all part of the same statement and having a single line with just do or { seems silly and implies (to me) that the lines aren’t related.
You can view my unedited comment on my instance
Absolutely loved Jazz Jackrabbit (2 specifically), but what the fuck were they thinking calling a character “Spaz”? Apparently the connotations are different in America, but over here that’s a more offensive version of the word “retard”!
The prototype scans open tabs locally, suggests topical names, and auto-bundles related pages. Because all processing happens on the user’s computer, the company says, neither raw content nor behavioral signals are uploaded to the cloud.
“AI” is just a buzzword, this isn’t chatbot nonsense as far as I can tell.
Does whatever country this is posted from not have a minimum wage? Screenshot says USA, I thought they did have one?
Apple already proved they’ll roll over for the EU on encryption backdoors.
Did they? They explicitly made a big deal about not doing that for the UK government’s request.
A workaround doesn’t excuse terrible design!
Are you arguing that it’s good design to have invisible characters behave differently or am I missing your point?
Do all three of them still treat tabs and spaces as functionally different? If so then they’re all in the bottom category.
I had to check the syntax because I also don’t use it enough to be sure, definitely a bit weird. Basically just grep for a regex and print the specified column.
Are you opposed to using awk? Printing out a specific column is basically the only thing I actually know how to do with it: df -h --output=avail,source | awk '/dm-2/ {print $1}'
Proton calendar is free, though you’re limited to the different colours you can use and the number of third-party calendars you can add
Yeah, they make some good points but it’s all a bit dramatic