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I'm reminded of this saga from the other site: x.com/meslin/statu... the dueling barcodes.
dave meslin, KC on X: "1. Three weeks ago, I ordered a box of boxes from @PkgWholesalers, via @amazonca. Specifically, I ordered a package of 25 boxes, each 6x9x6: https://t.co/My0zSBmYyD" / X
1. Three weeks ago, I ordered a box of boxes from @PkgWholesalers, via @amazonca. Specifically, I ordered a package of 25 boxes, each 6x9x6: https://t.co/My0zSBmYyD
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November 11, 2025 at 2:38 PM
I'm reminded of this saga from the other site: x.com/meslin/statu... the dueling barcodes.
In November, family of three visiting NY. We went to take the subway, kiosk attendant won't sell us tickets, says we have to tap a credit card. You can't tap twice for two passengers, and we had only two credit cards with us. A passing commuter gave us a ticket so we could all ride.
March 22, 2025 at 9:54 PM
In November, family of three visiting NY. We went to take the subway, kiosk attendant won't sell us tickets, says we have to tap a credit card. You can't tap twice for two passengers, and we had only two credit cards with us. A passing commuter gave us a ticket so we could all ride.
Worked on main, of course. The reason this VP was using these scripts was that he was using some advice that said a product was ready to ship once the pattern of changes, as measured by lines added, edited, or removed, revealed that bug fixing had trailed off. A purely graph-based release trigger.
March 22, 2025 at 12:39 PM
Worked on main, of course. The reason this VP was using these scripts was that he was using some advice that said a product was ready to ship once the pattern of changes, as measured by lines added, edited, or removed, revealed that bug fixing had trailed off. A purely graph-based release trigger.
I once got in trouble for creating a branch because the metrics script couldn't handle it and believed I had just doubled the size of the codebase. New rule came out: no branching!
March 21, 2025 at 6:22 PM
I once got in trouble for creating a branch because the metrics script couldn't handle it and believed I had just doubled the size of the codebase. New rule came out: no branching!
I had a similar message on my Linux desktop machine. Turns out it was reporting the battery state of the UPS. So, not wrong, though that battery is very rarely used.
March 6, 2025 at 5:57 PM
I had a similar message on my Linux desktop machine. Turns out it was reporting the battery state of the UPS. So, not wrong, though that battery is very rarely used.
