Mesuring temperature in radians: 3.14/π
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Mesuring temperature in radians: 3.14/π
3000 !!
Not sure CrowdStrike runs on npm, but still ruined it all for sure
As a non native English speaker, I had to read your comments to understand the “Hot potato” one… Seems that I’m not as fluent in English as I thought (my accent is shit)
“No” is the most accurate I could ever have imagined for Inkjet Printers
inplace sort be like:
def sort(list: list):
list.clear()
Comics are not only meant to present something that can happen IRL :P
That kind of trolls happen occasionally in IT, where not everybody know well about maths and physics, they may easily fall into these kind of traps by taking granted that the maths you gave is more trustful than computer code they wrote (usual kind of joke to make your friend understand that he what was doing something wrong or without understanding)
Also, in Uni, we were all little Satans, trying more to break others students works instead of trying to improve self (that was a true war among IT students). All means were used, this kind of troll (as depicted in this comics) to make the other loose time is truly expected
Classical “type Alt+F4 before saving your code to automatically fix bugs” kind of joke
$ rm -rf /
Removing /etc/passwords...
~ WITH XXXXX ANTIVIR, PROTECT YOUR PASSWORDS FOR ONLY 5.99$ PER MONTH ~
Removing /home/user...
~ WITH XXX VPN, ACCESS ALL YOUR CONTENT ONLINE FROM ANY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD, 19.99$ PER YEAR FOR NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS ~
Removing /bin/bash...
~ DO YOU WANT A BIGGER D ? TAKE XXXX PILLS, 99.9% SUCCESS ~
...
If like me you can’t see the picutre of the post, here is the original image:
Password: (sudo rm -rf /*)
Let’s suggest an option to display local instance name like others then
Don’t know why he’s so annoyed, maybe you didn’t throw his database, but still something happened, I’m pretty sure…
XKCD Source (if we are in the universe where you don’t know it yet): https://xkcd.com/327/
And if you want to understand more about it, check the explain XKCD wiki: https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/327:_Exploits_of_a_Mom
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