Could be worse. You could be the head programmer at my workplace. Before he had some of us young-ins join the programming team (of 4 total people now...) he would just commit straight to master. One branch to rule them all.
@Tinkeringbell okay. I've transitioned between VSS, TFS, CC, SVN and Git. Slightly different gotcha in each. Except VSS, that was one big oops in hindsight.
What's the normal behavior when reviewing low quality answers in the formatting sandbox? Unless it's complete nonsense I typically just "Looks OK" it... Because... formatting sandbox.
@Spevacus yeah, unless it says in the post: please review this as delete or something. Or if it is blatant rude / offensive, that has no place here, sandbox or not.
@Later Mainly because I figured out what was up from your chat history and saw that you had been told to stop pinging random mods and employees yet continued to do so and didn't want to encourage that.
So how about we respect that and move on?
I will say, lemon is great for more than just tea, also some great cocktails. Though lime is really my go-to there.
@Spevacus I always found it funny when people say that and then advocating for drinking beer instead. Like, what makes beer more manly? The taste? The fact that most beers have a lower ABV than cocktails? The color?
@Rubiksmoose Living in america, and having known out-of-countrymen, I know that american beer is... Pretty awful. Imports are alright, but even then, not so great. I'm a cocktail guy through and through, and I'll probably never change that. Rum's my fave liquor so far... Need to branch out a bit more though.
> A man has made at least a start on discovering the meaning of human life when he plants shade trees under which he knows full well he will never sit.
> That, I suspect, is the real origin of the proverb – a volume of moral writing by a quaker in 1951. The aphorism then trickles through popular magazines, changing as it goes. Ronald Reagan uses it in 1983. But it seems to become a “Greek proverb” only in the hands of US congressmen in 1993.
