Frummidge :lynx:
frummidge@meow.social
<p>Anthro bobcat <a href="https://meow.social/tags/furry" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>furry</span></a> from Dallas, Texas. He/him, 33ish | bi, prefers men, cisgender | profession: computer hardware design | programming, sci-fi & fantasy, secular humanism, atheism, political economy, furries, housecats, big cats | can fold a fitted sheet</p>
Posts
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Post #893860
The further I get into this project the more it is apparent that none of the parameter values that are in this example code were cross-checked against the actual goddamn documentation by the contractors that my company hired from this vendor
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Post #893857
RE: https://mas.to/@gabrielesvelto/116171750653898304 I am very impressed with the investigation of this. I hope there's a way to do the memory test standalone perhaps.
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Post #893856
It is blissfully satisfying to fit a very long address or something into an equally unwieldy space on a paper form and have good spacing throughout. Pity I can't show it off.
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Post #893855
RIP my beloved fluffy cat Shunsui. He is missed so much already. His health had been declining for a month or two and now he's gone. It didn't have to end like this. I wasn't even home.
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Post #893854
don't do any business with WebManiacs, Proclivity Digitech, or their companion businesses. They've been calling me, like, every day about a .us domain trying to offer "business development" services. I would like to report them for abuse of domain registry contact information. Who can I call or email at this time on a Friday to make them have a bad time?
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Post #893853
Look, if your product has multiple configurations that are described in the user-facing documentation and you've only tested one of the configurations, then your product has one supported configuration and you are permitting your customers to beta test and develop usage instructions for the other configuration(s).