No merges fail today, no fexts or flubstitutes. Just a flop, subbed by an old hand pantheon. I think all the representatives have been here for at least his 5 years, except maybe the first anonymous post.
An anonymous Australian shared an excerpt of the source from the ozpo website. Note that even their “suggested example” doesn’t fit. “The most publicized of the many rule discrepancies in Australia Post’s cascading system is the descriptive text field on the printed label? Of course, the space of over 900 characters be.”
regular lighter
Adam R. There is a new mistake for us today. “According to his Google Fi bill for September, the day after September 2nd was his December 31st, and he used 354 MB of data that day.”
Bill T.
has been sending us cases for over five years. This time it’s a simple oversight that makes you wonder if programmers are actually using your company’s product. “Microsoft Azure Key Vault is a great place to manage secret values. It tracks previous versions of secrets (such as password value updates), but the sort order of the history list That’s a bit frustrating (IMO). I was hoping to sort by date, but maybe sorting by GUID value might be helpful to someone?”
freund
peter g.
shared with us paper Mojibake! It went well. If you wait for the illuminated manuscript to become garbled, you can die happily. Peter describes this as “What happens when on an 8859-1 printer he prints UTF-8 0xC3 0x9F”.
And finally, the indomitable
michael r.
He humbly brags about how well his cryptocurrencies are performing. At this rate, he’ll soon be able to buy entire websites. “We live in dire times where +0% returns are already well earned.”
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