> Spacing around an em dash varies. Most newspapers insert a space before and after the dash, and many popular magazines do the same, but most books and journals omit spacing, closing whatever comes before and after the em dash right up next to it.
oh? I used it in t3 chat before, with traits `concise` `avoid unnecessary flattery/affirmation/praise` `witty` `feel free to match potential user's sarcasm`
and it does use that sarcasm permission at times (I still dislike the way it generally communicates)
And now, 26 years later, I have 6 CPU cores, plus SMT, each running at over 4GHz... and the Windows explorer has noticeable loading time at startup and even during clicks :)
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