According to the rules in the first post, I cannot talk about politics in this thread, but the summary is, the political inclinations that he displayed were "uncomfortable".

Said political inclinations were written in the Catechism before any of us knew who Pope Francis was.

You can, but is only encouraged if it helps make the topic more deep and interesting.

Fabio Silva

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I'm a Senior Software Engineer with extensive experience (+25 years). I specialize in solving complex bugs and researching solutions for problems others couldn't resolve.

No partial classes is painful. I know that we have some alternatives, but migrating from C# is a doom without it.

I have a hard time normalizing existing codebases where coders insist on using `catch (Exception e)` instead of the default `catch (Exception ex)` and then there are clashes in event handlers with try/catch due to the same variable name...

probably chatgpt is Canadian :)

The killer feature that everyone is waiting for Firefox is... "chromium tab". If I can open a "chromium tab" inside of Firefox for some sites that work only on chromium browsers I swear I will not look back :)

both, depending on adhesive tape usage

apples and oranges

Schrödinger's page

The natural upgrade for WordPad did never come: basic html or markdown editing.

Aren’t you describing Frontpage Express? I think it was bundled with Windows 98?

Oh man, FrontPage. I haven’t heard that name in 20 years. I got started learning how to make web pages in FrontPage and then branched out to editing HTML in notepad, aided with my trusty copy of HTML for Dummies.

I remember thinking I was hot shit after switching from FrontPage to Macromedia Dreamweaver for my geocities site... those truly were the days :D

no so complex.. just everything that a online wyswyg editor like tinymce can do, saving as a single HTML file instead

Frontpage Express was an IE activeX control with contentEditable set to true. There was plenty of functionality around building <table> or whatever but comparing it to TinyMCE is absolutely right. Just 6 years before FckEditor was a thing.

Frontpage Express was basically WordPad that saved HTML instead of RTF/DOC.