> I can use real Firefox!

This is the only reason I'm using Android when the rest of my family is on iOS. uBlock on Firefox Android is essential.

Thanks! The interview with Jack Crenshaw was great!

As of Ant 1.9.1, you can use 'if' and 'unless' attributes on any task or element in a target. I stopped using Ant a long time ago, but this was a pleasant discovery when I had to pick up an old Ant based project recently.

https://ant.apache.org/manual/ifunless.html

I agree, that is what I meant: there were people who installed Contrib to have <if> element, but in reality you did not need that you could just use Ant's built-in features like you said. In my opinion installing Contrib to use <if> was a demonstration of not having understood how Ant works.

Nice, I was basing my answer on what was there initially.

I always liked Ant, as I don't suffer from XML allergy.

The movie "Brazil" seems more real every day.

I don't know whether I can trust your take on this. Have you got a 27B-6?

DON'T SUSPECT A FRIEND, REPORT HIM

Other similar tools:

- direnv: https://direnv.net/ simple tool and integrates with nix

- devenv: https://devenv.sh/ built on nix and is pretty slice

It was weird when it just showed up one day, but after using it a bit, I like it.

I'd be willing to wear clothes that have ultraviolet stripes and QR codes on them if a laundry robot can fold them for me.

Ooh, I felt this one. I went through porting a webdav browser widget from ExtJS 2.1 -> 3 and then 3 -> 4. It was a nightmare. Does ExtJS still not html encode replacement values in it's templates by default?

I still read with my 5th graders every night. It's a nice time to connect with them and wind down before sleep.

I haven't tried it yet, but I came across this alternate syntax for XSLT which is much more friendly:

https://github.com/Juniper/libslax/wiki/Intro