As a participant, if there are over a certain number of participants it tells me I have to pay to see the rest.
TBH it’s been going downhill for the last couple years since they made groups pay a yearly (I think) fee. There used to be all kinds of fun free groups but it’s slowly becoming only sponsored groups or pay to attend meetups.
They already made it so you have to pay for meetup+ to see meeting attendees or message anyone but the organizer.
Did they not know that word can generate very convoluted HTML for them?
My library estimates I’ll be able to read it in 7 weeks, so thanks for the future surprise I’ll forget about until then.
const long pain = 1;
Foosball specifically refers to the tabletop game in America.
You get paid for overtime?
I basically need to stick this xkcd chart next to my computer or I’ll spend days creating something that saves me minutes per years.
Although sometimes it’s fun to automate things just for the hell of it.
It’s normal on Qobuz too.
I like the title only because I got a degree in computer engineering and passed the fundamentals of electrical engineering exam. I definitely don’t do any engineering but it makes me feel like my degree wasn’t a waste.
Edit: also that was an 8 hour test that I really took for no reason.
And you are asked to add more fields and buttons, but the interface was made in a very old version of visual studio and it breaks something every time you open it up in the editor.
I’ve had that happen, the logging statements stopped a race condition. After I removed them it came back…
Bancon and bread are both 2?
I was hoping one would be nae nae
“We are constantly improving our application. Please keep updates turned on.”
I usually find out about them when someone posts to !newcommunities@lemmy.world
Thanks I hate it.
But still better than mathlab not allowing 0 indexed arrays.
I miss when this was easy.
Does it shine a horribly bright white light in your face when you press it? Because my Pixel 6 does.
Betteridge’s law of headlines supports you.