They're not sending their finest.
Yeah, it's unclear to me at the time if the dialogue box in the screenshot appeared when doing a select all operation, but it reads as though the OP dev didn't understand git, discarded their work, and got upset that it was an option.
Realistically if the dialogue box appeared, I'm not sure there would be anything else the IDE could do to prevent the dev from themselves. Perhaps reject operations affecting 5000 files? But then you'll just have someone with the same issue for 4000 files.
reading through it, it sounds like they opened a project in VSCode, and it saw that there was a local git repo already initialized, with 3 months of changes uncommitted and not staged. So the options there are to stage the changes (git add
) to be committed or discard the changes (git checkout -- .
). I guess they chose the discard option thinking it was a notification and i guess the filename would be added to gitignore or something? Instead, it discarded the changes, and to the user, it looked like VSCode did rm -rf
and not that this was the behavior of git. Since the changes were never committed, even git reflog
can't save them.
I think in this case, the house report couldn't be released close to an election, so since Gaetz had a primary and general election, that delayed it by 5 months at least to be after the election. IMO, resigning or not shouldn't matter to the report being in the public record.
Only 2 seconds in but this will be great to teach in my ESL class. Thanks!!
It sucks but this is the realistically the only way he'll ever see justice, assuming there's courts in 4 years.
At least on Twitter before Elon changed things, the same thing applied, tweets were public but you could still block people.
Currently, X displays a “You’re blocked” message when trying to view the profile of a person who’s blocked you. In addition to blocking all posts, it also prevents you from seeing their replies, media, followers, and following list.
Gaetz insisted on hiring a 17 year old to manage cybersecurity, what do you expect would happen.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but citizens don't elect the president. This is one of the citizenship questions most naturally born citizens don't know about.
wtf is this from?
I get sick a little bit every time i hear that story. Even assuming the best of intentions, the risk of it backfiring is so high. It's like he wants to fuck up his son's life and burden him with years of therapy.