aaaaaand I did it again:

if( !txt.getText().length() != 0 ){

}

I'm done for today

please go @RantSomeWhere I'm too tired to answer you XD

Jokes aside, the problem here is it is still 1:30PM I'm still not done from work, but I need to not stay up late at night

@RantSomeWhere I hope you sent it sugar free, cuz I don't like my coffee with sugar, or else I'd have to patch it and remove sugar 🤷‍♂

@RantSomeWhere great great, I hope there is a setting for infinite amount of coffee, things are pretty messed up here lol

@RantSomeWhere every same person should keep all the dot files in ./.config/

@dontPanic I"m not a linux pro, but is that like a general rule or best practice? Cuz I've seen lots of dot files in my ~/ folder

@RantSomeWhere oh ok thanks man :D

@RantSomeWhere @gitpush symlinking seems like an ok practice, but .config/ is just a clearer approach imo

@RantSomeWhere @gitpush @dontPanic I have a folder called dotfiles uploaded to a git repo, and with an install.sh script. That way, when I use a new computer/server, I can just git clone ... && dotfiles/install.sh
Some apps just require the file to be in ~/, others in ~/.local, etc, so the scripts symlinks each file to the appropriate place. Very useful and convenient. (Not my original idea, though)

Rofl!

@RantSomeWhere sure, I'm not gonna argue with that

Don't drink and code! I done it once but never again! XD

@AlexByJava that's it, I will no longer code XD Damn that was stupid from me lol

@Tisila I don't drink and yet I do this type of mistakes, imagine if I drink, I wonder what cod will I write XD

@AlexByJava that was fast from you lol

@AlexByJava guess we are even :P

Am I the only one thats slightly concerned that .length is a function and not a property?

@beggarboy That's how it is in Java