You need to make the weekend a thing. Maybe I’m too European, but when I’m not on call, my workphone is off.

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdays those are release day for me.

Or - just a thought - don’t deploy on fridays.

1+4 is 5 though.

This is something that can easily get refactored, because the purpose of alia the variables is right there in the name. This is way better that spending three days to try to figure out what the purpose of var1 is.

It could be about sending a message.

A missing knob is easy to fix. Bolting a wrench to the housing holding the knob in place is very explicit. It screams “don’t touch”

If you still like Minecraft, you can go back to a version you are interested in. Many people are still playing beta 1.7.3. Maybe try the “Better than adventure” mod.

Also have a look at vintage story.

Vintage Story is a very cool game, but I wish it was more chilled, I’m always kinda stressed because my character is starving.

Or try having numbers or strings that look like they could be dates.

That would be unfortunate!

Try using Excel in another language than English. You have to hope someone, that speaks your language had exactly the same problem as you, because all the formulas get translated and Excel doesn’t recognize the English version when your language isn’t set to English.

So like art. No tangible assets, but the value is derived by the highest bidder.

It probably was one of the best and simplest tools for the job.

The monoblock is a prototype water-cooling block, like in just the thing that actually makes contact with the thing you want to cool, not the piping, not the pump, not the reservoir, just the block. What makes this block a monoblock is that it covers the entirety of the gpu, so not just the actual graphics processors, but memory and power delivery, too.

Or so it appears to me.

Or you are playing games made on a tight budget focusing on the largest userbase: windows (>90% according to Steam hardware survey)

Probably the same reason it takes so long to come up with third party flash interpreters.

I mean flash isn’t exactly new, but for the longest time there was only Adobe flash.

At least you do get a response.