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nudgenudgetilt posted:loving southern california and their obsession with frying tortillas wtf dont put that on us unless youre talking poo poo on chilaquiles in which case we're just gonna fight but i can also dismiss you as a taste-haver
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Napalm, son. Nothing else in the world smells like that. I love the smell of napalm in the morning. …Smelled like... victory. Someday this war's gonna end. [he reflects on this for a moment and frowns. Then he gets up and walks away. Willard stares at him in disbelief]
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Apr 27, 2023 23:33
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echinopsis posted:soft taco around crunchy taco
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ADINSX posted:I once worked with a senior dev that insisted unit tests should check for the exact text of an expected exception down to the line number. Meaning that any time a line was added or removed from those files, the tests would fail ay was trying to catch the specific expected exception from that one function call but not falsely catch exceptions of the same stack trace in that block of code. i get what it was trying to do but thats the dumbest way to do that.
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Apr 27, 2023 23:46
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Achmed Jones posted:wtf dont put that on us nachos and hard shell tacos both come from socal
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Apr 28, 2023 02:38
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fresh_cheese posted:ay was trying to catch the specific expected exception from that one function call but not falsely catch exceptions of the same stack trace in that block of code. He also wrote his own library of utility functions with awesome stuff like left padding strings with zeros (by default, left pad by anything you want!) and tried to get us to use it. I asked how this was better than Apache commons stuff (or a gazillion other things) and he said he’d have to check that out
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ADINSX posted:He also wrote his own library of utility functions with awesome stuff like left padding strings with zeros (by default, left pad by anything you want!) and tried to get us to use it. I asked how this was better than Apache commons stuff (or a gazillion other things) and he said he’d have to check that out wait, was that me, but 20 years ago? 
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Apr 28, 2023 13:38
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I convinced my best friend to buy a voodoo card when they were pretty soundly being beat by nvidia/ati
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Apr 28, 2023 15:41
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nudgenudgetilt posted:nachos and hard shell tacos both come from socal hard shell was invented by immigrants in tx and ca at basically the same time, but you can't blame immigrants for what midwesterners did later
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unless we're blaming german immigrants then it makes sense i guess
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i’m kind of a little manic and i’m sort of only realising it, at 42 years of age
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silver lning?
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I think decimal time was actually a good idea and it would be worth the adjustment pains to not have to deal with timezones ever again.
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I forget if I mentioned I’d never seen a red panda irl, well, now I’ve seen two! one of them even moved
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May 2, 2023 21:31
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InternetOfTwinks posted:I think decimal time was actually a good idea and it would be worth the adjustment pains to not have to deal with timezones ever again. swatch internet time 
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May 2, 2023 21:35
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I prefer A4 over 8.5x11 paper
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AlbertFlasher posted:I prefer A4 over 8.5x11 paper filthy communist
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Beeftweeter posted:filthy communist 
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AlbertFlasher posted:I prefer A4 over 8.5x11 paper so long
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metric paper ftw
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May 11, 2023 21:36
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tfw all your paper folds down to the next size or folds up to the next size
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May 11, 2023 21:37
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tfw when you quad your paper down two sizes
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echinopsis posted:tfw when you quad your paper down two sizes OK but this part works for literally any rectangular paper.
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yeah the only thing special about euro sizes is they have some sqrt(2) relationship which tef was real excited about but i cant remember now. it shouldnt be surprising that even imperial paper sizes are all based on "take a big fuckoff sheet and fold it in half a bunch of times"
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May 12, 2023 00:16
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i guess except for legal, thats some bullshit
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tbh i don’t actually know much about US paper but does it have the attribute that each size up or down is exactly folded in half or doubled? like you can make two A5 papers from cutting one A4 in half Doom Mathematic posted:OK but this part works for literally any rectangular paper. I was claiming the quad
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oh i see kinda a weird way to do it, but ok
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echinopsis posted:tbh i don’t actually know much about US paper but does it have the attribute that each size up or down is exactly folded in half or doubled? not quite, but tabloid (11"x17") is two letter (8.5"x11") side by side. otoh legal is 8.5"x14". in practice, most paper is letter, occasional tabloid. tbh when i want paper that isn't letter or tabloid, i look for intl paper sizes!
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Gnossiennes posted:not quite, but tabloid (11"x17") is two letter (8.5"x11") side by side. otoh legal is 8.5"x14". in practice, most paper is letter, occasional tabloid. 17x22 is a thing, its just that people who aren't printers never see it its legal thats the oddball
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rotor posted:17x22 is a thing, its just that people who aren't printers never see it 17x22?? hot dog now that's a sheet of paper
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confession: i really liked using legal pads for notes in school
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Gnossiennes posted:17x22?? hot dog now that's a sheet of paper like they go up from there too, iirc, paper mills make paper in like ... 8? 12? foot wide rolls so
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May 12, 2023 01:19
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old style full sheet newspapers were like 2x3 feet
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rotor posted:like they go up from there too, iirc, paper mills make paper in like ... 8? 12? foot wide rolls so that cant possibly be right.
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im the next magnus carlsen
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post hole digger posted:that cant possibly be right. hey i lived downwind from a paper mill for 12 years, i think i know what i'm talking about ok
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