Technically correct. The best kind of correct

Damn, you guys are pretentious as hell in this thread lmao

I did not learn that in any of my schooling lol

The Final Chapter 2: Electric Boogaloo

I’m at a Data Engineer and I alternative caps lock and non caps lock at random

What if users find the article itself to be misinformative, is that something moderators will look at if reported with evidence?

I feel like there was a big push for quantity of content on Lemmy, so everyone set up bots to push content to Lemmy and now we’re stuck with a bunch of shitty content on Lemmy lol.

Lol wow, I guess I’ve offended the thrifters with a joke

But they’re all from the 90s at best, so as long as you like shake and bake, casseroles, and jello with fruit chunks in it…

What tf sites are you usually on?

But seriously, which ones?

What are you using; notepad?

(I don’t know what semicolons are for in English)

That’s only one gaming session!

It doesn’t even apply to software standards lol. It’s a dumb “playbook” probably made by some coked out Microsoft middle manager in the 00s that wasn’t even widely successfully used. Lemmy’s crappy example of it is Google “killing” an extensible messaging protocol, which is nonsense because they didn’t kill anything (you don’t “kill” a protocol), they extended it into a proprietary version. You know, because it’s extensible.

The only relevance “embrace, extend, extinguish” has in today’s society is as an excuse to spread FUD and ragebait on Lemmy.

IF THIS IS INTENTIONAL PUT AN UNDERSCORE BEFORE THE VARIABLE NAME YOU ABSOLUTE FUCKING MORON

You guys fine and/or jail people up to 12 months for smoking weed my guy

Time to toilet train that kid

Yolo, but ironically, but so often that I’m not sure I’m using it ironically anymore?

Not how the writers strike went either, it’s ending and has nothing to do with the other IATSE contracts.

Engineers striking for the cleaning staff? What? That’s not how it works

The decision for tech to unionize has nothing to do with how the cleaning staff is treated