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@skc@scottodon.com @ramsey@phpc.social They didn't have enough video clips to back these claims. Now they do. There's even a suspicion that far-left tankies are secretly backed by the opposite side (they still stand behind their "Kamala wouldn't be much better" or "Ukraine should give up").

@Girgias@phpc.social Huh. Sound loaded after I played different video and went back to yours. nvm then

@Girgias@phpc.social PHP Rant #1 recording has no sound or is it something on my side?

I missed the fact that "AI" autocomplete used instantiation method again in first assertion and removed all preconditions. Then #phpunit saw a bunch of empty iterators, decided to mark test as risky and skip the rest of it, but also marked it passing due to that first assertion. Don't remember last time I stumbled on bviously wrong code with passing test coverage.

My hamster-wheel power plant idea is dead in the water. These motherfuckers are useless. 0.5 watts output? Come on! Ughh, I guess no one wants to work anymore 😕

@Crell@phpc.social Played something similar back when I lived in the dorms. It expanded from movies to practically anything someone might like. Usually started when uncalled-for criticism was met with "And what's your favorite...?" followed by collective destruction brainstorming. A playful way of telling someone they shouldn't dunk on someone else's interests. Dumbing down the plot was one of the main tricks when it comes to movies. Fun times.

@theshaunwalker@phpc.social It's usually happens when accounting at new workplace restarts payroll deductions at tax-free bracket

@bobmagicii@phpc.social @stevegrunwell@phpc.social I bet people landed in jail for less obvious substance abuse than this

@saramg @phparch @eric @ramsey @SammyK Eric updated Ben's name in the title with newly elected release manager, I see

@brendt You forgot to mention that the way polyfill packages are autoloaded might also crash your application in production, because dev (and CI) setup could lie that your environment is able to handle missing functions, while it's only due to presence of certain dev dependencies. That said, installing PhpCsFixer as dev dependency is the recommended way, and alternate one in case of conflicts, which when it comes to polyfills are hidden by the package itself.

@mwop @manchuck https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnug6i5SkQQ

@pollita "...after php 6.0 fiasco came back as Sara the White"

@Windy@phpc.social What game? Probably didn't use your manual, because I only rented dedicated server to run Quake 3 Arena for a month, and it's not really a co-op game (teamplay tho). Now, with the fast internet co-op games are booming - so many interesting ideas.

@Windy@phpc.social Here: https://phpc.social/@shudder/113054872044485998 Also reminded me I haven't posted part 3 yet