That’s not a transparency sheet

You beat me to it by a split second

Is that the plot from Death Stranding?

“By end of day”

I’d be annoyed, too, because my German isn’t that great

Thanks, I hate it

There’s nothing wrong with overloading an operator for other classes; the problem is the unexpected typecasting.

Python, for example, will allow you to “add” strings to concatenate, but will throw a type error if you attempt to add a string to an integer.

It’s the Torment Nexus all over again

We accept your resignation.

Make Ice Cream, Not War

I don’t want hallucinations and lies in my open source

'twas elided

I’ve had long burgers and radially symmetrical non-burger sandwiches. A hamburger is defined by the minimum of a patty and a bun.

I’m not going to pretend it’s not wrong.

A burger, short for “hamburger,” has two critical components, to wit: a patty, and a bun.

Are they chicken burgers, or just chicken sandwiches?

Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies disagrees: https://www.jchs.harvard.edu/blog/defining-the-generations-redux

That being said, the birth years from 1978-1984 seem to comprise a fuzzy cohort with an even more unique shared experience; some have dubbed this “generation Catalano,” “the Oregon Trail generation,” or even “Xennnials.” We each may personally find our experiences here closer to Gen X or Y, but this millennial cusp coinciding with the advent of the Internet has certainly yielded something interesting.

Then what’s the point of a cutoff?

Honestly, anything before 1985 doesn’t feel millennialish.

And you aren’t a millennial.

We’ve had one bird flu, yes, but what about second bird flu?

Does it really count if they were babies?