If isn’t a function, why would you stick it to the parentheses?

actually this coding style guide make sense – except the tab width of 8 spaces and the space after if -> if() instead of if () i practice it by default

yes

Because you’re not giving us a solid reason, just rambling

if isn’t a function, why would you stick it to the parentheses?

AFAIK the recommended size is 72 chars wide in most languages yeah

sizeof qontinuum

fat

tfw no containerof

it’s over

yes

IMHO it actually makes workflow far more efficient to stick to that width

nothing’s capable of containing something this huge

so makes no sense to have it

Hi all, I’m trying to do
pacman -Syyu
and I have this error: configuration file /etc/pacman.d/blackarch-mirrorlist is not found

what can I do?

Don’t use Syyu at first
Also remove blackarch conf in pacman.conf

Why not Syyu

Better question, why Syyu?

Cant remember, read it in the wiki long time ago…

Syyu forces pacman to download databases even when they are already up to date which increases used bandwidth for no reason

Done… I’m working!!

≥ Passing two –refresh or -y flags will force a refresh of all package databases, even if they appear to be up-to-date

Thanks so much!!

It says *appear*

Now i remember why

Source btw

But, yes.

Sorry but autism. I gotta be sure.

There is no reason for it to appear up to date while actually not being so unless you have changed your mirrors

and now… how could I add blackarch repos again?

Huh, this makes sense. Well thanks, i will do yy only once after i rank my mirrors once a month.

Just read the docs, we aren’t blackarch group

Linux 5.19
https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/CAHk-=wgrz5BBk=rCz7W28Fj_o02s0Xi0OEQ3H1uQgOdFvHgx0w@mail.gmail.com/T/#u

So Linus runs Asahi

did so for years if(), while() – made sense

Yes, I use them.