I don't speak python. Does the f in the top example affect string interpolation or something? If the above replaces {bar} and the below does not, highlight all after the equals sign would be my preference.
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Hard disagree. I much prefer forums and still am a member of some. The only thing reddit really had going was how broad and easy-to-create it was. It allowed for non-technical people to make cool, niche forums and people to find and participate.
Doraemon isn't bad early on once you have some grammar. It tends to have furigana over most kanji. I read some slice-of-life manga (特別じゃない日 or something like this) when my wife finishes. Slice-of-life is probably good to start. Good luck!
Yes. Less so the ones that have coffee shops and cafes in them, but ones that are just books, magazines, etc. I love the smell of new books.
"Newswa" or something isn't the worst I've heard.
We have them in Japan, but they're mostly at businesses. That's slowly changing for homeowners, but not as much for renters (due to rules about modifying things).
check your manual but there might be a little sight glass/bubble (not sure if that's the correct word) instead of a dipstick.
I was one and went the complete opposite direction. I don't like most rogue-likes or games that are difficult just to be difficult. I don't get that "wow, I bashed my head against it 70 times and this feels rewarding!" feeling. I just get annoyance and a feeling of wasted time.
I'm kind of expecting this. Basically criminalize or otherwise severely punish not having a job then use those people basically as slave labour.
I've only ever seen plastic/rubber ones but thought there might be metal ones, heh.
chopstick trainer?
I thought the Powerball and may even some solar stuff they were doing would suit our needs. The last few years quickly removed any such notion from my mind; not touching anything tied to that nazi manbaby