coreypreston

Weirdest comment I've ever seen here.

Pandoc does this very well.

I can empathize. I recently tried to cancel Adobe Indesign. Every human stuck to the same script despite me stating 'no' up front after the first time it offered. They would confirm my intention, then when I stepped away they would cancel the chat because I was 'away' and did not double confirm that I wanted to cancel. That happened to me twice. By the third time, the sandbag was - 'You signed up for a yearly subscription, if you don't take those two free months, you will incur a early cancellation fee.' I never signed up for a yearly subscription and told them 'not accepting that'. As a gesture of 'goodwill' they waived it.

I could not understand all the Adobe hate before, but they made a neutral person negative with that experience.

You're cramming an analogy into your point. Systems like economy and people dont fit into an electrical diagram.

No question. Thanks for thinking of 27B.

'Samesies' is a viable corpo strategy, right?

Asked what the proper dough-weight for garlic knots:

Open AI: 2 ounces Bard: 2 pounds

Not impressed with Bard at all.

Well this is garbage.

Do you have any more details about how you integrated Pandoc into your pipeline? A post or something?

Question: How do you manage multiple container types (VMWare, Docker) from a single interface? Am I dreaming?

I'm intending on setting up a R Pi 4 as a container for a few smaller projects. Am I shooting myself in the face by using Pi?

Really? This is what you come to comment with? Off topic and unrelated?

Same here, W3 pales in comparison, which is not to denigrate their work. It's been helpful many times.

MDN just has more accessible writing and notes on best practice.

They're 6 months away from becoming a case study in squandering momentum.