Feature World Lighting: not implemented

Lighting is server side? o.O

I guess because it influences creep spawn or sth?

I love Nushell

When I bash my head into a wall, does that count?

You always forget regex syntax?

I’ve always found it simple to understand and remember. Even over many years and decades, I’ve never had issues reading or writing simple regex syntax (excluding the flags and shorthands) even after long regex breaks.

I consider python a scripting language too.

the docs are under documentation, not on the homepage tho

I always pronounced it engine-x (fluent as one word) but never thought of it meaning engine lol

n gin x -> en gin ex -> “enginex” spoken, nginx thought

These scrollbars with issue indicators are becoming more and more fancy

Windows is / Windows filesystems are case insensitive too.

On a Linux environment? Mind sharing the usage area?

I learned of those files outside the context of programming. When program or file zip packages contained these random ds store files and I looked up what they are.

Turns out, it’s metadata caching for macOS. Irrelevant and does not belong into [distributed or shared] packages.

/edit: It’s been a long time ago. Looking at it again, I guess it adds folder metadata, so it could be useful when distributing to other macOS. But for other OS, it’s noise. Either way, usually it’s not intentionally included.

Case insensitive handling protects end-users from doing “bad” things and confusion.

is exactly the same as programming case sensitivity

Me working on a case insensitive DB collation 🤡🚀🐱‍🏍

Why would you order lowercase before uppercase?

Let’s put a story point estimation on that. Then we can extrapolate time range and risk.

How’s it going so far?

The solution to this problem. . .

is that they have to create a support ticket with you, that you then put in progress, and you walk them through your documentation, and then log your time spent onto that ticket. (/s)

There’s an alternative to creating too many tickets that only add overhead and then make it harder to get into the project. Creating a good amount of tickets.

I took the OP reference as demand for ticket creation when they don’t make sense and only hinder development through unnecessary overhead. E.g. creating a ticket before a quick analysis, or creating individual tickets when one story/feature ticket would be enough. Or more specifically in this case, having to create one before fixing a critical blocker.

EoD? End of December? End of Death? (reference to world going to end)

That’s a lot of dollars, ching ching ching