I met Deb DeMure and stepped on his shoe in a tiny packed music venue, but I failed to make much of an impression as I'm shy and he had steel-toes!
July 18, 2025 at 1:49 PM
I met Deb DeMure and stepped on his shoe in a tiny packed music venue, but I failed to make much of an impression as I'm shy and he had steel-toes!
A. as long as there's a confirmation dialog for hard deleting.
In Paint.NET, backspace is fill, while delete is an erase such that nothing remains, but in that example you can undo either.
In Paint.NET, backspace is fill, while delete is an erase such that nothing remains, but in that example you can undo either.
February 2, 2025 at 4:43 AM
A. as long as there's a confirmation dialog for hard deleting.
In Paint.NET, backspace is fill, while delete is an erase such that nothing remains, but in that example you can undo either.
In Paint.NET, backspace is fill, while delete is an erase such that nothing remains, but in that example you can undo either.