Oh, didn’t notice this was a 7 year old issue.

In reality, VSCode has local file history called “Timeline”. It’s enabled by default.

https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-docs/blob/vnext/release-notes/v1_66.md#local-history

It’s a joke, my dude.

They have inverse colored beards.

It’s pronounced Geez not Jeez

Google did this for ChromeOS and I think it’s great. You get the old function with Alt+Search.

It’s abecedario in Spanish (ABCDs). I’d imagine the -rio is like diccionario, which is like a collection.

Different locations can have different CPC (cost-per-click) bid configured. Even if you have multiple locations of a business, it’s still managed per site. Different areas also have different CPC rates depending on who is around that location (not including your own businesses). For example, a metropolitan CPC rate is higher than a rural one because so many others compete with you.

That 25 minute one is near a bunch of other stores and I’d bet has a higher CPC rate. The 2 minute one is more isolated.

I checked and that all have about the same rating (3.5), so it shouldn’t have been ranked by that. In the end, Google isn’t picking what’s best for the consumer, and enough to encourage me to go 20 minutes extra out of my way. Them being all the same franchise helps clarify it isn’t an issue of finding a better search term match since they’re all identically labeled the same.

Same for me literally today. I know what was closest, but didn’t want to deal with the “recalculating route”, so I decided to ask Google to pick the nearest McDonald’s as an extra stop:

• 19 minutes detour
• 4 minutes detour
• 25 minutes detour
• 2 minutes detour

At this point, I’m convinced Google only cares about presenting what’s most profitable to them regardless of any sort of convenience to the consumer.

It’s too far gone for it to be even usable.

SORT BY BOTTOM_LINE vs SORT BY BEST

the plot is progressing

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OP never said he’d be there to see his kids.

Republicans don’t understand Republicanism.

At first I felt this wasn’t right, and then I flashed back to Whomp’s Fortress and scrambling to pick up coins from stomping on Whomps (and then picking up the 100 coin star).

Betrayal implies loyalty.

SNL Sketch

Now you can work two jobs!

https://www.olsenhome.com/gif/compuserve-big.jpg

Since it was announced in 1987, if they mentioned the pronunciation it was soft G. The inventor and CompuServe would tell you it was soft G. CompuServe’s applications would tell you if soft G in their docs.

It’s even in the documentation of PNG which came out 7 years later that says soft G is correct in GIF, and they wanted people to pronounce PNG as “ping”, not “pinj”. (Yes, really)

See https://www.olsenhome.com/gif/ for more examples.

All English is based on etymology which is why it’s such a hard language to learn. Looking at how a word is spelled always takes second place to where it comes from.

GIF was pronounced with soft g since it came out, back in the 80s/90s when it was shared on AOL and CompuServe. Year, decades, later it came back into social media with Reddit and Twitter, and people pronounced it based on what it looked like it would sound like, which is most similar to hard g like gift.

That doesn’t mean GIF never had a soft g. It just shows how old you are or when you discovered it when you use the hard g.

Say gigantic. Now what you’re going to do next is stop with your ANTICs and enunciate the gig the same way.

According to this random site with no sources the ranking is: Napster, Tidal, Apple, YouTube Music, Deezer, YouTube, Spotify, Pandora.