This wont be low quality Q? If not, then yes, I'll ask here.
`${string/substring/replacement}` replaces *first* match of `substring` with `replacement`.
yes, just flag it and put a comment in the dedicated chat room saying why your removing
I had a brief fling with Homebrew, and could not get on with it at all. So I blew it away. (I now use MacPorts for the sort of thing I might have wanted Homebrew for, and find it much more stable.) I realize this does not address your question in the slightest, but for some odd reason, I feel better for having shared. :)
anyone ever seen brew do a weird duplication thing like this? 
Well, I've tried QS now, and will probably stick with it. There are some things that Linux/Ubuntu does better (in my world!) than OSX. Ah well!
A bit sledgehammer for this nut. But thanks! I'm going to try "[script-as-service](https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/LanguagesUtilities/Conceptual/MacAutomationScriptingGuide/MakeaSystem-WideService.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40016239-CH46-SW1)" and see if that gets me where I want to go.
Have you considered whether something like this would work for you (though it isn't quite the same thing): https://qsapp.com/index.php
And on that `ALT+F2` OSX equivalent, I'm [not the only one who wants to know that](https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/378841). Doesn't look like it exists, sadly.
Huh. I'm using FF, and can't find any setting for "GIF" or "anim\*"...
I think animated gifs is a browser problem, and I have FF configured to play only once!
Right, all: this is a "macos" question, but I'm not sure it's a `ta.nix` question. I know that on Ubuntu I can use `ALT+F2` to run a command. Is there an equivalent on OSX? I don't want Spotlight (`command-spacebar`), as it doesn't find what I want to run. So: is there a key combo that runs a command? (As if it was running from command line on terminal, *but not using terminal*...)??
I am toying with the idea of creating a variant of TIO which is more like db<>fiddle in it's mechanics
🤔it's entirely possible db<>fiddle is just better fit for purpose at the moment esp. with the `?hide` support. perhaps more complex scripting demos can be a "stretch goal" sort of thing, but not a "right now" thing
at the moment we've only got the 'input', and tbh I don't understand what the different fields mean or why this doesn't produce output: https://tio.run/##XY/BjsIgFEX3fMUNaUIyQo2drZ3duPUHWMgUGhorGGi0rc63z0AbN7Ig4TzuyX1ztH/pmMZ6UMV/pNvxUbpPPktX8YniC633ZRNvJBilITQYywj7Pb6PBxAftAm1PA2q6yEcNtUrgSeiDwOEaDvTaxHNVQU1@FAzzhI9m6nepYg8kdYHBH9H5yCLxUi0J0Db9Sa5l3qyyD@eUPczxIFyCva4hs4NaVL9smQBzE31oOVWFjlZRkuTxxmSmpJ1xyKVe20V7QrZco8s4fENThlOb3DOcM6QNPbiNTYjPvKz3K7afw
for Q 712 above, i was thinking about trying to TIO it, but i'm not 100% sure how to handle it gracefully (a la with hidden batches as in db<>fiddle). is there a sensible way to restructure that question with embedded TIO, or is that just too much setup? ([here's what i've got so far](https://tio.run/##XY@xbsMgFEV3vuIKWUJqwFHcNe7WrP0BhlCDhRUXIrAS202/3QVbWbI86R24R/fN0S6msR5U8W/pDnyU7p3P0lV8ovhA633ZxBsJRmkIDcYywvGIz68TiA/ahFqeB9X1EA676pnAA9GHAUK0nem1iOaqghp8qBlniV7MVB9SRJ5J6wOCv6NzkMVqJNoToO16k9xrPVnkHw@o@wXiRDkF@72Gzg3ppfpjyQKYm@pBy70scrKMliaPMyQ1JduNRSr3vCraDbJ1jizh8QVOGU4vcM5wzpA09sdr7Ea8pXUp95t2Wf4B))
it would be fine to import it's just his current SE name is invalid here — I'll have a think about whether to relax the criteria…
> 23514: ERROR: new row for relation "account" violates check constraint "account_account_name_check" DETAIL: Failing row contains (969, Gilles 'SO stop being evil', 2020-02-28 17:53:58.278126+00, 2020-02-28 17:53:58.278126+00, null, 1432, 6c84d29e-b631-46da-ba8e-c74042d5f2b9, f, 4, 1, 263711, t, \x7a068ecf2119db21a4b9198d739cc7fd5c6fa932e628f3b2f3de02a84c9cc2..., f, f). CONTEXT: SQL statement "insert into account(account_name,account_license_id,account_codelicense_id,account_is_imported) values(trim(regexp_replace(seuname,'-|\.',' ','g')),4,1,true) returning account_id" PL/pgSQL function import._ensure_seuser(integer,text) line 8 at SQL statement SQL function "new_answer" statement 1
I did, but I also forgot. Also, I tried to import Giles' answer, but I presume it won't import since he doesn't have an account here?
no need, thanks I was just going to check that you know you can import answers after questions but I think you likely knew that already :)