The only two things making me use windows for now are my inability to run FL Studio on Linux (I tried before, I’ll try again)

Procrastination to go through my files to see if there’s something worth backing up before I wipe my drive

Only 2 more Stanlerines and our lives will be complete.

The cathat

Jetbrains mono ligatures my beloved

Minor inconvenience

That’s gonna be…

* rolls a dice *

16 points taken away from Brennan

“Two Trucks” by Neil Cicierega starts playing

There are two plimben

Ai jenyuinely wish inglish woz laik thiz

Keanu is bassed af

I would argue that if an if statement is hard to parse, replace the entire condition with simpler to read (but way more specific) variables that you assign values (the original condition expression) in the line above. No need for comments in that case

I’d love an emoji that changes value each time you render it, making it hella confusing

I genuinely didn’t understand what that sign was trying to say until now. Thank you

Happy pride month I guess

lazy to find a link to the south park clip:

“Everyone, I would be a terrible president, vote for Hillary, she has experience”

~ “My opponent is a liar and cannot be trusted”

Extra painful papercuts

fine i will take the bait: thats 5 spaces

wdym it isn’t the right one? It clearly says time RIGHT

I haven’t used VS in quite a while as well. This is just quick thoughts, might be missing some things, this is just what came immediately to mind, I might edit this later:

Pros:

• I personally like the source control manager, especially the diff feature where instead of having + - lines below each other, you visually see the before and after code and where those lines went
• the UI is way less cluttered with stuff (at least it feels that way and that’s important).
• I really like the way you can switch projects when you have multiple windows opened, that’s really useful when I study a new codebase and have to switch from one project very often. It just finds the window where that project is opened and brings it forward
• this might be just getting used to it thing but I like jetbrains’ code launcher (run/debug/specific config) way more than VS
• I haven’t used VS with databases but I REALLY like the way rider’s (and JB in general) works. Double click database table to get a quick select with easy WHERE and TOP inputs, you click and edit specific field, add/remove rows and then inspect+submit that query and edit the database without writing a line of sql (which you still can do if you want)

Cons:

• I had some troubles with the templates where I was missing stuff that VS had (the only example right now I have is standalone react app with .esproject). This might be a skill issue but I feel the getting of custom templates should be easier and more straightforward
• there are definitely more cons, I just can’t think of any new ones right now, I will edit this comment if I can think of them

Misc?:

• jetbrains have for the most part (the whole ai hype) very customer friendly pricing policies
  • fallback licences
  • student/FOSS devs have free licences for non-commercial stuff
  • ALL IDEs for the price of two It could be considered kinda expensive. I personally don’t mind, mostly because I really enjoy all the value that rider provides for me

I wrote this thing on phone, I have no idea if it’s readable lol