Resetti doesn’t know I’m playing in an emulator with save states.

Fuck your Mitsubishi, I’ve a horse outside!

Either that, or every company has woefully underpaid/incompetent IT people

It’s this one. Cox Communications, one of the largest telecommunications companies in the US with $11 billion in revenue, recently patched a bug on their self-serve portal that allowed anyone to access any customer’s profile. The bug was that server requests weren’t being authenticated. If you entered the right info into the URL bar you’d be given a page with anyone’s customer info. No login needed.

You hear about that gay Irish couple? Gerald Fitzpatrick and Patrick Fitzgerald.

I cast Pot of Greed

Well there’s your problem

He spends a lot of time discussing why pedophilia isn’t rape.

Of a woman having sex with a minor, he said “I wish an attractive woman had ‘abused’ me that way when I was 14.” He directly addressed child pornography by saying that “making such photos should be a crime, and is a crime, but that is no reason to prohibit possessing copies of the photos.” He defended pedophilia, in general, in saying that “there is little evidence to justify the widespread assumption that willing participation in pedophilia hurts children.”

https://rms-open-letter.github.io/appendix

en passant is an abomination. In this house we play pre-1561 chess.

If anyone wants to know the story of FFXIV without needing to play the game. Here is a 73 hour long playlist of all the cutscenes in the game’s main story quest.

Also, dietary changes are difficult to convince people of in general. Just look at the prevalence of obesity, type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol, etc.

I definitely think this is the main problem. It’s a struggle to get people to change their diet even when it’s directly having a negative affect on their own health. Trying to convince people to change their diet over more abstract reasons is going to be even more difficult.

Canada = Canadese (nuts fit in your mouth?)

The danger is unleashed only if you substantially disturb this place physically.

Not an expert, but here’s my understanding:

A beam of white light contains many wavelengths. If it hits something that bends the light it causes the different wavelengths to bend at different angles. The light ends up coming out as a rainbow with each wavelength being bent to a different degree. Not all of these colours might hit your eye.

If you have a whole bunch of prisms in the air, they all separate and scatter different colours of light in different directions. The red light from one prism might hit your eye but the other colours coming from that prism might not. The orange light from another prism might hit your eye but the other colours do not.

A rainbow is a pattern created by red light from some prisms, orange light from others, yellow from others, etc. You only see one colour from one prism, but together they form a pattern. If you move the rainbow moves too. Prisms that were sending red light into your eye are no longer doing so. Others that missed your eye are now hitting it. The pattern stays the same but it’s being created by different prisms now.

“Imagine no private ownership of the means of production, I wonder if you can”

A Disco Elysium of sorts.

See your problem is you’re editing the code until it passes the tests. It’s way easier if you edit the tests until it passes the code.

A friend of mine loves being in his backyard but hates the mosquitoes. He heard about this bat roost thing and installed one about 5 years ago. It has not attracted a single bat.

There’s a string stating that the code should not be passed or the employee will be fired. I’d assume this was a test to see if an employee meant to be doing code review was actually doing them. Spoiler, they were not, as OP said they found this in production code.