Matthijs Wensveen

I can confirm this. I want some sites to open in the default container again, so I removed them from the list of the container they were assigned to. A...

Nonetheless, warnings like this can set you on wild goose hunts. Or worse, make you think most warnings can safely be ignored. On Mon, May 23, 2022, 21:47 Sage Baggott...

Is there a reason not to set the Sync interval to some other value than 0? I am hesitant to turn autosync on because there might be a good reason...

Personally, I wouldn't mind the program showing on all windows at the same time.

Instead of `yield`, why not just `return`? This makes more sense to me because similarly to a lambda function the right side of the arrow always returns a value. I.e.,...

"It could also easily lead to a subtle bug when refactoring between switch statements and switch expressions." I think it's unfortunate that they're both use `swith`, I would have preferred...

I don't see the issue, because scope already resolves this. This is perfectly valid and unambiguous: ``` string SillyString() { IEnumerable Iter() { yield return "Hello World"; } string Inner()...

I get what you're trying to say. I wouldn't have a problem with this example, except for the `return` on the line with `other.IsFaulted`. The switch expression evaluates to whatever...

@rummelsworth You can use the [list pattern](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/operators/patterns#list-patterns) to do what you want with the added benefit of verifying the list's size: ```C# var ABCD = new[] { "A", "B", "C",...

> @ChayimFriedman2 > > That sounds interesting, although I'd a little concerned that it would make it very easily to make a mistake: > > ```cs > var person1 =...