Whiskys and gins too please!

BK bought Tims, but their coffee supplier went to McD

And then again, a hatchback or a station wagon has a lot more space than an SUV.

Mint has a bunch of tweaks to make it more approachable. Apt assumes Sudo, typing passwords shows stars, little things that usually trip new users.

Meta data manager, file organiser by metadata, upload a subset to your device, sync device metadata back to your library, built-in reader, file format conversion, file editing.

It’s a whole suite really.

Can we please get a car that’s not a giant SUV?

I dread the day I’ll have to replace my golf.

You already have great answers, so I’ll just drop my recommendations. LMDE if you want something more stable, and Endeavour OS if you want to go a bit more in the weeds with a rolling release.

In the end, don’t be afraid to try some for a few weeks and find one you like. One of the strength of Linux is that if you mess up, you can always reinstall,and it’s not scary since you did it once already.

Just use LMDE.

They tried. Their pirate game came out last year.

It’s like iTunes, but for books.

I do wish alcohol would flow more easily between provinces.

Oh that makes sense. Like when muskrat tried to get out of Twitter suis because the name changed.

I’ve reported an issue. Enough people do it they might do something.

They don’t actually sell a lot of cars

I just have 2 lights and manually switch which one is on.

Name 1.

That why you read reviews and watch streams

Bell offers 1.5 up/down for 85 in most non remote places in Quebec.

It is in cities.

Thanks for the answer. It is a genuine question.

But don’t you loose polymorphism? It seems like a big trade-off. For context I’m a scientist doing data analysis and modeling, so my view point is potentially significantly different than most of “the industry”.

Your points 1-3 are handled by running the code and reading the error messages, if any. For 4-5 “ugly” code will be unreadable wether it’s typed of not. For 6 refactoring now necessitate to change the types everywhere, which I imagine could be error prone and increase code inertia. And for 7 it would definitely slow down developpement untill you get familiar with the libraries and have tooling to automate stuff.

I can understand the appeal for enterprise code but that kind of project seems doomed to go against the Zen of Python anyways, so it’s probably not the best language for that.