My first hamster, Lucky, died of old age and was, as best I could tell, happy and pleasant to interact with. He was somewhere around 4-5 years old. Given that later hamsters did not fare so well, I'm surprised my first one had such a peaceful life.

It’s so similar that it’s not even worth posting.

I have never once, in nearly 20 years of using python, encountered IndentationError. Until today actually. I tried to make it happen because I couldn't remember the class name.

Definitely non-standard, but I have something almost identical that I very consciously added and really simplifies a lot of things.

I remember this, too. I also can't remember what the name was, but I can picture the setting.

That seems pretty useful, actually.

I don't understand the fascination with a program that tells you what kind of system you're using. I'm not trolling. Can someone enlighten me on its usefulness beyond "yep, that's what my system looks like"?