.net from core 2 was awesome. From 5 onwards it’s been beyond amazing!

The waiting around for others conversations are always wild and funny. They’re worth the awkward moments waiting alone.

Oh, I don’t know which way around it is then actually. I’ve not subscribed before, but a colleague does so it’s possible I’ve misheard or misinterpreted what he said

Jet brains does still let you keep the last used version when you unsubscribe

Fuck coffee, swap that with food or just water or something, then it’s right for me.

Sometimes when people see me struggle with a bit of mental maths or use a calculator for something that is usually easy to do mentally, they remark “aren’t you a programmer?”

I always respond with “I tell computers how to do maths, I don’t do the maths”

Oh, alright. Just thought there was something i should know about pull saws before I finished put my money on it and I wanted to make sure. Thanks

Japanese handsaws aren’t good for plywood? I’ve not got one yet so I’ve not experienced that for myself.

I’m columnar-ortho now, but for standard it’s ISO or bust. You can keep your shitty enter key and your overly long shift key

The ligatures don’t even work in visual studio. It made me look for a different font with ligatures, landed on fira code for now. But hyphenated ligatures just seen outright broken on VS and have been for a good amount of years. Think it’s time to change IDEs soon. Might try and get VS Code to act more like it’s counterpart at some point.

I really enjoyed Clojure in uni but i have no reason to use it in my day to day work

C#, I really enjoy all of the new stuff they add each update and In sheets thankful of the .NET ecosystem.

Definitely jerboa