I wonder how many 2 item lists have been sorted that way IRL.

DRY, but also pre-optimization and dependency hell are bad.

This timeline? Are you sure we’re saving the right one?

That’s make sense. We used to write some ridiculous tests too, but users still managed to find a way

fn union() {
    union union<'union> { union: &'union union<'union>, }
}

Is my favorite.

That is still unparalleled with CUDA.

I still don’t understand how an open source alternative with better hardware support hasn’t happened yet.

A whole bunch of the companies that boomed died though.

Anyone remember bigwords.com? Or pets.com?

Or breaks a year later and your have to figure out what the fuck you made. The worst thing in the world is when you leave it for the next guy, and you end up being the next guy.

Solid joke, but hard to pull off in person if you’re over 6 feet.

It’s actually a really impressive bit of engineering and craft. Making the doors work around the back wheel wells because of the extreme chassis shortening is difficult work.

Also the fuel tank, drive shaft, exhaust, brake lines, and wiring all had to be modified to work too. Even the parking brake would have had to be changed to keep working.

Does the local songbird population count?

Unless it’s tin whiskers from the early lead free solder…

I fear that shit way more than I was ever worried about y2k bugs.

The pictures of stacks of failed clutches in r/justrolledintotheshop were enough to convince me.

Ford had a habit of inventing new systems, but slapping them on the first couple model years of any vehicle before they seem ready.

My dad had a first-gen Explorer Sport Trac with many notorious problems. My favorite was that both inside back door handles broke off it was like being locked in a police car back there.

No, a Chinese Y-9 intelligence-gathering aircraft.

It was only there for 2 minutes, that’s long enough for Japan to scramble jets to respond.

They just flew over Japanese airspace this week.

Looks more like Fan-A, Fan-B and Fan-C to me.

You must have been lying close attention to see how they were triggered though.

Bug reports can be tough if you can’t repeat them. I’m glad you got some bonding time with littlie though, especially if you were on the clock.

That point of sale system seemed to handle this perfectly.

Thanksgiving turkey was what we called it when our child did that. He’d crisscross his feet too. He’s six now and still does it now and then. Except when we’re camping and he sprawls out and chases us around the tent in his sleep.

Maybe it’s been an evolutionary trait all along!

At 45 my knees are hanging in there (even with the cycling and skiing). It’s my ankles that are becoming an occasional problem oddly.

I was born in Detroit, and feel slandered now.