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The river eels are considered ‘trash fish’ to some here but they’re delicious, tastes just like Japanese eels. They’re just a bit of a pain to skin and prepare.
The river eels are considered ‘trash fish’ to some here but they’re delicious, tastes just like Japanese eels. They’re just a bit of a pain to skin and prepare.
Why not just use markdown?
They have first-past-the-post voting. So no, unfortunately.
Autohotkey is the most arcane fucking language I’ve used, idk why someone hasn’t rewritten it in something clearer.
Bosses will never understand this and discourage refactoring until months later nothing works and everything has to be rewritten…
Any chance you could share your docker-compose.yml for your stack?
Played it when it came out but gave up shortly after, I found the super short days stressful!
Rclone is superior IMHO, you have to explicitly name the output folder. Used to think it was a hassle but in hindsight being explicit about the destination reduces mistakes.
I use GNU find every day and still have to google about the details. Only learnt about - delete the other day, good to know the position matters.
Wouldn’t syncing automatically every few days give you the same protection though?
Did woodworking before I started software engineering, and I feel like the general attitude to craftsmanship applies well to coding.
Are you referring to Velcro cable ties, or are there reusable plastic ones?
IMHO, this happens often enough that I’m 99% certain it’s caused by pressure changes. Unless you saw the actual door knobs moving…
I got that dawg in me
Nah, because when I ask them for info they stare at their directory and have to randomly open files for 20 minutes until they land on the item of interest…
My files are all perfectly stored but it’s impossible to enforce proper naming on your colleagues… No matter how clearly you spell it out they will always mess it up.
Honestly this is one I the reasons why I love Google sheets (controversial I know) as it has a built in version control system.
I have colleagues who have 20 copies of the same document with slight variations named like this in a folder. I honestly don’t understand how they function at work.
This made me realise it would probably be trivially easy to make QR code stickers that first lead to a phishing page (please enter your payment details) followed by a link to a restaurants actual online ordering page.
Those restaurant ordering apps look so dodgy anyway I bet a quarter of people wouldn’t suspect a thing.
I still have it, you can easily download the original screen saver file and put it in the right folder