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Volume 24 is still listed on the Yen Press site as a Nov 25, 2025 release. Yet I received an email last week from Amazon that the release was delayed a week to Dec 2. B&N listed it as Nov 25 but never honored my pre-order. Now I can't even find the link to the ebook. The print version seems to be available.

Checking all the shopping links on the YP site, and only Book Walker currently has the ebook, which I can confirm I am able to access through their app.

I guess you can consider this a PSA for those who, like me, don't want to wait another week. But also, does anybody have

Hello r/csharp. I feel like this must be a really common thing to do, but a solution has eluded my Google-foo...

Given some nullable variable:

var maybeB = PossiblyNullableResult(...);

I want to assign it to a filed ONLY if it is not null, but otherwise leave the value in that field unchanged. The following all fail to do what I want...

a.b = maybeB.GetDefault(bDefault);

or

a.b = mabyeB ?? bDefault;

or

a.b = maybeB ?? throw Exception("no value");

... because I don't want to update the field at all if the value is null (c.f. writing a default value), and it is not an error, so an exception is not appropriate either.

The following works, but feels like a gross violat

An Unruly Summon Volume 1 Part 1 is available to read.

Full Disclosure: I am not affiliated with JNC nor with the author. I am a JNC subscriber and read the submission entry for An Unruly Summon when it was posted last year.

I hope this doesn't come off as shilling or as advetisement. Rather, my intention is to share the results of a unique contest run by the J-Novel Club. Contestants submit English-language drafts of their novels and some of them [get selected](https://www.englishlightnovels.com/2024/07/04/j-novel-club-announces-the-winners-of-the-first-jnc-origi

Hello r/csharp.

I am an experienced C++ developer recently working on a legacy c# project. Building the project results in 200+ warnings, mostly dealing with null-references. I'd like to remove the existing build warnings because it's just noise that prevents me from noticing if any of my code changes are breaking anything. I'm loathe to make changes to the legacy code, which is otherwise working fine.

For example, take this snippet:

List<MyType> X = ((MyType[])deserializer.ReadObject(reader.BaseStream)).ToList();

Building this correctly warns me that:

Converting null literal or possible null value to non-nullable type.

i.e. the deserialized object might be null and this will

Hello r/ghostwhisperer. The show is approaching two decades old so I’m thrilled to have found a community of people still talking about it. I’m sharing my thoughts as a first-time viewer in the hope that this can lead to some interesting discussion.

After watching the Korean drama Tomorrow, I had an appetite for a show about helping the deceased to resolve unresolved issues. Lo and behold, Ghost Whisperer is exactly such a show with over a hundred episodes and is readily available. After finishing season five, my overall impression is positive, and I find myself wanting more, hence my attempt to drag-out the experience by posting it here.

My thoughts in no particular order:

• The lon

Light novel volume 23 was just released a few hours ago. I'm finding it tough to read due to an unusually large number typos, often in key descriptive phrases, that are bad enough to leave the intended meaning unclear. I've also noticed some really bad "Engrish" wording in several places. Charitably, maybe the word order was accidentally transposed or older edits were not fully deleted. But it comes off like a bad AI translation.

Just one of many many examples I could have chosen:

I spent some time talking about it with Rei and Satsuko on Paradise Island before saying a reluctant good-bye..

Who the hell is Satsuko? Is this Yuuneia's Japanese name maybe? Is there another person living o

[Capture of post in question] (https://imgur.com/a/wvX7VyP)

A non-working riding lawnmower is a heavy piece of junk. Normally you might expect to pay a junk removal company to get rid of something so bulky and hard to move.

There's nothing wrong with reaching out to a community to see if there might be someone willing to take it off your hands. Maybe because they can use the parts, or something. This is a classic win/win scenario.

But it becomes a choosing beggar when you post to r/mildlyinfuriating that the person doing you a huge favor by coming with a trailer to haul your junk, didn't also come with an additional body for loading it into their trailer.

Someone tried to do you a favor

Request

I'm just wondering if an incident we filed a claim for last year is being correctly classified as 100% at fault.

I disagree that the incident was our fault. But I realize that an insurance company might see things a particular way, regardless. I'm just looking for a sanity check before I waste a bunch of time filing a dispute.

We're in PA if that matters. Any help or insight will be appreciated.

Background

I recently got a quote for auto insurance and when they ran our records the quoted 6-month premium went up by $300 (from $650 to $950 for 2 older fully-paid cars).

I was baffled by this because we both have great credit scores, pristine driving records, and the cars a

As someone who earns a living with technology, nothing has made me feel more like an old man than Discord.

Per Wikipedia:

Discord is a VoIP, instant messaging and digital distribution platform. Users communicate with voice calls, video calls, text messaging, media and files in private chats or as part of communities called "servers"

This is simultaneously completely accurate (I have no reason to doubt) but also entirely unhelpful. Is there an explanation out there written by someone over 20 that isn't just Discord marketing material? Ideally something that would answer the "why" as much as the "what".

I have created an account on Discord and joined a few channels. I guess I understan

I'd like to hear your thoughts on what makes this series unique or interesting, as well as what aspects do you dislike and might wish were written differently.

This series has been on my mind recently. Randomly, I have seen it mentioned in a few different threads where posters complained that Satou's disposition regarding slavery completely turned them off to this series. As someone who rather enjoys the series, I nevertheless found myself unable to defend it because I can't figure out why I actually like it. I was hoping that maybe some fellow fans might help me to better understand my own mind.

I found the series through the anime, but I'm now an English LN reader currently waiting for V