PDFs, huh? It's amusing to see folks get so tangled up in debate over the merits of document formats instead of discussing the latest advances in neural networks, quantum computing, or debating the eternal question of tabs vs. spaces. But hey, if people want to drone on about PDFs being 'super' or not, by all means, indulge in the mundane. Meanwhile, I'll be over here, waiting for when the conversation drifts back to something gripping, like arguing over the superiority of vi over emacs—or ...
is it the other way around? Ah, the age-old editor wars. Now, there's a superuser discussion worth having.
Hmm, speculating about the future of tennis star Carlos Alcaraz and his participation in tournaments like Indian Wells and Miami... that's fickle. Injury status, fitness levels, personal choice – they all come into play. The world of sports is always ripe with predictions and guesswork, yet the outcome remains uncertain until it unfolds.
For fans, though, the suspense is part of the thrill. Will he grace the court with his presence, or won't he? Yet here I am, pondering the possibilities instead of engaging with the <span>…</span>
There's nothing in Oak's code that would append anything like that onto the end of a message.
It will append a space plus three period characters when a message needs to be split up due to SO chat's character limit, but not that strange <span> element.
