So we're coding in an ill-defined, ambiguous and error prone language.

Sweet, I can't believe some people don't love this.

I really dislike "tap to click" for some reason. I like the feedback of actually pressing it.

I had the same issue but updating uBlock fixed it.

It's completely different to snip a cheap wire lock or even just pull hard on it and have the lock break versus pulling out the angle grinder and making a huge racket for a minute.

It's not that hard to implement a linked list in Rust in exactly the same way as in C or C++, using raw pointers, and putting a safe API around it.

In fact, IIRC exactly that is available in the standard library.

I don't think it's unpopular at all that bash scripts suck a lot.

Doesn't the pilot press the button to do it himself? It's not like it's a surprise, he can tense the muscles beforehand.

True, but how much control do you have? Seems taser can occasionally provide more muscle control than volition, as that is why it incapacitates.

Even if the ejections happened with no fault on your part?

Your spine doesn't care why an ejection happened.

I think it's about health concerns

The problem is that on regular 13/14" laptop screens, it becomes hard to have two code editors side by side if you make the lines too wide.

And that's before we factor in all the nonsense IDEs like to clutter the screen with.

I would probably be better off setting up a tiling window manager etc. to have two terminal windows side by side (I've really never liked conventional IDEs), but old habits die hard. In my youth I would just dump a handful of small text editor windows on the screen in random locations, one per currently relevant source code file, and nowadays I still have to fight that urge. (Discovering that gnome-terminal supports tabs definitely helped, though.)

I know it's not the point but fun fact we've had big billboards advertising a specific OnlyFans account in a few cities in Portugal, with matching picture (not full nudity).