That sounds fine if you have something reading the file independently. But the actual executable code should not be able to access its own comments.

Or could go with Both arms

So one thing I tend to do when researching a product is search for “<model_name> specs” or “specifications”. I usually try to see if they have a marketing slick or one pager of what the item has to find it out. If worse comes to worse I’ll browse the user manual, if something is ambiguous but majority of the times that search will help me find what I need.

Finger licking good even?

Haven’t watched it, but did he seriously win? That doesn’t compute for me.

Just play Deus Ex to see the potential ramifications. That and I know things go to the lowest bidder and I know what developers are like….

Maybe that was the only copy and the “enemy” didn’t get to read it yet?

200 mg? I know people over here that will pop a pair of 800 mg tablets.

You made me waste bandwidth and time trying to figure out what the difference was….

This is my rifle. This is my gun. This is for shooting. This is for fun.

I know I’m trying to inject logic here but has thought ever been shown to produce EM waves or anything detectable outside of the human body?

So what would an indoor one be?

Aw man and those things are already designed to trap you.

In the color indicating distance moved or stress? If the latter I would except it to be more towards the middle of the beam?

I’ve come to the conclusion, people who use vim just continue to do so out of a stubborn sense of pride for finally learning the key combinations.

Giving back a 200 for an error always makes me bristle. Return correct codes people. “But the request to the web server was successful!”