Then why does it look exactly like a stick of gum

As a DIYer, I bought my own SSD. It was much cheaper and had more flavor

Which of their machines doesn’t have full Linux support from the start?

I know that gcc is still alive. That was implied from my original comment.

What you just outlined is the other commenter’s theory I already outlined, and literally describes Rust not coming along after gcc improves its error messaging. Thus, it contradicts my theory that Rust came along later than gcc’s improved error messaging.

Oh, guess my mental timeline is wrong!

They literally did. They theorized that Rust influenced GCC’s improved error messaging. That could not have happened if GCC improved their error messaging prior to the existence of Rust.

LED? There’s a rubber-coated metal ball under there.

Well, yeah, templates won’t recurse beyond 1,024 levels.

No, Rust came later.

Template errors make sense as long as you carefully read the entire error, but nobody has ever actually done that.

gcc was unhelpful a couple decades ago. I’ve found it to be rather helpful in recent years.

You’re picking nits. The bounties still trigger them.

*Vim

A different error each time?

Get somebody else to pull it.

How is this not reasonable? Everyone’s potentially got a lot to lose here.

There are two more surrounding the decimal point, too! Four nines!

Nope. The check should be in a while loop

Unacceptable. All my friends are None

Thanks, very interesting.