I saw it as wrapped, so couldn’t dismiss the option that all were on a single logical line. But you’re right, I was thinking of &&

Thanks

With all those connected with & won’t it skip the rest after the first failure? Or does ‘no such program’ or ‘you don’t have permission’ not produce an error?

And so dampening is fine

Even if we were using it in the technical sense of would be fine

The usage note pertains to usage 4, not 3

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/dampen verb 3

It makes your voice less audible. This is dampening as slowing or quieting

There’s one word for pound sign. The other thing is called hash

Same, same. The US and cold war politics questions were easy for me as my father would graph about that stuff while reading the newspaper

I hope they have a good backup and recovery solution

And unsurprisingly my framework laptop works perfectly under Linux

Still it’s a really good idea to keep a rescue USB drive handy, for when windows decides to update it’s boot loader and blitzes your setup

Good luck enforcing no LLM spell check

That photo has to be more than 450 million seconds into the current epoch. Hardly before time

Thank you, that really helps us on the other side of the fence understand

Here is hire scooters left laying across paths

Yeah, like taxis, but without any protections or obligations that taxis provide

e-scooters?

Even the chatbots now can write code that compiles and does what you tell it to. I’m a system analyst and can code but I am slow. Now I can give a design to any of them and get code that works in a couple of hours, with most of the time spent iterating toward the right result

In the past it often took a week of afternoons and late nights to turn an idea into working code. I can see why programmers fear for their jobs

So you really should implement it in your compiler so you don’t contravene it