I use worktrees and I wondered the same question, so far here's what I like:

git worktrees list can show all the worktrees, you have for this same repo (not crazy value, I know)

git fetch applies to all your worktrees

git stash / apply can work across worktrees, so I can stash in one and apply it to another

You're limited to a specific branch per worktree and many don't like that but I typically from a detached HEAD anyways.

Take it easy snowflake.

I don't listen/watch Rogan anymore but I'm assuming the erosion of women's rights and project 2025 and voting rates and seizure of the supreme court has gotten him up in arms about his own country right? /s

My dehumidifier kicked off after 3 years. I have no instruction manual on how to fix it ... the company isn't replying to me when I asked what steps I can take to see what's wrong.

Windows blames the EU for forcing them to allow other vendors with access to do this type of thing rather than just letting Microsoft themselves manage it.

I'm not sure I buy that argument but it's going to get a bit tricky.

What's mad to me is the losers who keep believing this shit. Like they're consistently wrong!

and for some reason, it's closer than it should be ...

If you're a VIM motions fan, you can always install the zsh-vi-mode: https://github.com/jeffreytse/zsh-vi-mode.

I loved this movie. I'm not gonna change my mind!

I'm also not gonna watch it again any time soon ...

Some developers head is gonna roll too ...

I mean it seems almost impossible that they either didn't have a staging process to test N number of machines either virtual or otherwise or it passed through but it just seems insane that a problem of this magnitude went out to this many people.

The most secure computer is the one not running any software. That's why I recommend Crowdstrike.

Not sure this is a modern problem, unless something modern has started starving the shrimp.

They took a shot at Obama and gave away tire gauges with the phrase: "Obama's Foreign Policy Plan".

This was because a citizen asked what they could do on an individual level to help with oil dependency. He said if you keep your tires to the recommended PSI and if everyone did it then we'd collectively save a lot on gas.

Intellectual dishonesty isn't just a strategy with them, it's their basic language.

Is this the one where they were trying to pitch Homer and Grandpa on funeral services? And that lady is a grieving widow service?

Having trouble remembering the episode though.

Apparently, the other people are sheep. These are the free-thinking freedom loving people! /s

Dear God man ... this is crazy cringe.

I can't say I enjoyed the first one (Captain America), like it wasn't bad but it was pretty bleh to me. I also didn't have an expectation of MCU movies being any good. Avengers was good but I thought that was lightning in a bottle. Winter Soldier completely surprised me, I love it.

I loved going back and seeing it, because it's done in like a tongue-in-cheek way sometimes and it's done seriously for the MCU. It was like perfect practice on Community.

Then you have the Harmon jabs on them (the MCU movies) in like the finale episode, lol

Also what's fun is seeing the Community cast show up to their MCU movies.

I think it's still news (maybe not shocking) because after Endgame they said they'd never do another one of these (due to the toll it took on them). Which I felt really sad about because I thought they were amazing with Winter Soldier, Civil War, Infinity War and Endgame.