Wladimir Palant

> How's your take on accepting other native hosts implementations? As in: maintained by you outside of my code? I guess I don’t mind. We’d need to see whether I...

Currently, this messes up quite a few German-language posts. The asterisk is a common way to write German in a gender-neutral way, e.g. `ein*e Nutzer*in`. Elk creates a mess here,...

> That particular behavior is something I have experienced inconsistently in the past in the ember waste but have not been able to consistently replicate. I’ve definitely seen it happen...

> > normally the escorts come back shortly afterwards. > > ...But that jump might have used up their fuel... (meaning yes I have observed the quirk too) It sure...

> The system surely exists, but if an escort is in a system unknown to _you_ at the moment Patir may technically exist in the game, but that’s not the...

I tried running Prettier and got tons of changes, none of which are related to the code I touched. I guess I ignore this test failure then?

> @palant your prettier is probably running without following the repo's config? It clearly does respect the repo’s config, it corrects double quotes into single quotes for example. I’m running...

> I’m running the same command as that test, yet it finds way more issues for some reason. Ok, it’s definitely a versions mismatch. I’ve been running prettier 3.4.1, the...

It *was* working, in December. According to GitHub, this branch now has merge conflicts. I have no idea how difficult it would be to resolve those.

I can see how this can be useful for gameplay occasionally, and I am perfectly happy with “magic” as an explanation. But a reactor producing negative heat that can offset...