I’ve been using git since a year or two after it was released and I’ve never paid any attention to that part of the diff. I could see it that preventing some editing of the wrong method but that is something testing should reveal.
I’m curious if others see some value in it, either before or with changes from this post?
The M5 does a 10.5 1/4 mile, it is a very impressive time for a production vehicle but it's not insane. A lot of production sports bikes are into the 9s.
I know this is territory that gets rehashed every time someone says "hey, I like tool X..." but I still get a kick out of browsing these threads to see what tools people are using.
Reminds me of this post to r/writingprompts somewhat recently:
> [WP] A barbarian warlord, a goblin king, a mighty necromancer, and a dark elven high priestess meet for one reason... To play Suburbs and SUVs, the hottest mundane suburban family Tabletop RPG!
FWIW, the tab shows the loading progress in blue, so you're seeing the result of quick page loads. Not arguing your experience, just clarifying what is happening.
You might like the "Light" theme, which I think is available by default. That won't do any rounding for you, however.
I realize sniffing your location in a web page is not anything new, but the way it is used here by adding a leading headline and altering the opening paragraph (those are what I noticed) gives me a vague sense of unease.