Flurry of responses concluded, our hero returns to his beloved command line after wasting precious time this evening re-discovering his unlove affair with IdeaJ.
Correction: IntelliJ. Brain fart on my end.
@larand Imagine Linux moving onto cybernetics.
*Mom! Grandpa's frozen again!"
"Have you tried CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE?"
"Mom! Do something!"
"The paramedics only told me to RTFM."
"Hang on..The weird kid from next door is here. Mom? He asked if we are we using libgrampa-0.98 or greater and did we autoreconf before we built everything?"
"What the what with the what?!"
"Grandpa…Please speak to me…PLEASE"
Yeah. I don't care how cute and disarming the logos are or if everything is "Free as in beer". It needs to stay in the history books.
// @matigo @skematica @streakmachine @jws @kdfrawg @joeo10 @pamela
@matigo Maybe it was telling us we were talking too much while we were at work.
// @streakmachine @jws @kdfrawg
@larand …And boy are my arms tired! rimshot Have you tried the veal?
// @matigo @skematica @streakmachine @jws @kdfrawg @joeo10 @pamela
@matigo Linux will conquer the desktop only after the rest of the world has moved onto cranial implants.
// @skematica @streakmachine @jws @kdfrawg @joeo10 @pamela
doc.select("font").unwrap();
That would take a chunk of code that looks like War and Peace to do in QT.
This was the right decision.
I like the added functionality of MacOS's Notes app but the UI and presentation is horrible
Yep. jsoup does everything I wanted QDOMDocument and friends to do. An unclosed tag won't cause it to barf.
Another plus: I can sanely create a ZIP file without writing a single line of zlib wrapper.
I can't perform surgery on MOBIs themselves without a lot of external libraries but…I already have that code in C++ for when I write the solution I want.