English grammar help.

[mrchow19910319]

I am writing a document on github explaining one of my repository. 

 

I have no idea whether this make sense. 

 

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# Sublime Text Settings

#### This is a place where I store my personal choice of sublime text packages and user preference.

1. package_list.txt
2. user_preference.txt

*Note: I will change these settings from time to time. Depending on your sublime settings, your mileage may vary.*

Does it make any sense to you guys? What I am trying to say is depending on their sublime's settings, they may not get the same result as mine. 

[minibois]

"your mileage may vary" is usually used when referring to something you did and the advantage/disadvantage you got from it.

 

Example: "I was able to overclock my CPU easily to 4,5Ghz, but your mileage may vary".

 

You could say something like "these differences to the program make my workflow better, but your mileage may vary"

[PlayStation 2]

"Your mileage may vary depending on your sublime settings." would sound more proper.

[mrchow19910319]

@Minibois  @Dan Castellaneta  thanks for the suggestion! 

[themctipers]

7 hours ago, alexgrin said:

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how do you guys find old threads and then decide to necro it? 

 

i have no idea still.. you'd have to go back a couple of pages, and even at that,why though? 

[minibois]

4 hours ago, themctipers said:

how do you guys find old threads and then decide to necro it? 

 

i have no idea still.. you'd have to go back a couple of pages, and even at that,why though? 

This person probably just search for all threads with grammar in it.