🧙‍♂️Dirk Lemstra

Sometimes I cannot help myself and just post an image as a review comment to let the person who created the PR figure out what I mean by that.

Really happy that I have a very nice grammar correction inside @TortoiseGit that understands the word unescary and is able to correct it. This also made me a bit lazy but I don't think I will ever be able to learn how to spell that word.

Why did CTRL-SHIFT-F break again in @VisualStudio? It keeps breaking occasionally. We had a very long streak were it worked fine. But it looks like 16.7.3 broke it again. Searching for something with a space does not seem to work anymore.

Wondering if this will ever become available in C#: if (condition) => returnValue

Started to watch Undone on @amazon prime 2.5 hours ago and I am still watching it. Great animation style and interesting story.

But I don't like using MR instead of PR. MR looks too much like mister.

That took me three times and the third time it looked like I was going to make the same mistake again. But luckily it created the MR in the correct repository.

And it seems I made the same mistake twice. Clicking the button from the repository where the fork was created also creates the MR in my own fork.. Why?

There is a create merge request button in @gitlab but instead of opening a MR in the repository this fork was created from it opened a MR in my own fork. Did not expect that to happen...

Naming is hard. Just fixed an issue in @ImageMagick and libtiff where this compare was done: if ((m > FLT_MAX) || (m < FLT_MIN)) This looks correct but it should be this instead: if ((m > FLT_MAX) || (m < -FLT_MAX))

Haven't created any pull requests for a while on @gitlab. They seem to be using the term merge request there now (or always did and I never noticed). This term probably better describes what is happening @GitHub.

I wish @GitHub had a feature on the "user profile page" that would allow me to show the issues/discussion where we where both involved in. Now watching a profile of a user that I know I interacted with somewhere but I have no clue where.

It would be nice if nullables structs in C# would become not nullable after a null check has been done so you could do something like this: Point? p; if (p != null) { return p.X < 5; } This works for classes so we could also make this work for structs. The .Value looks ugly