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Re:Things You Should Never Do, Part I (2000) on Thursday February 29, 2024 @06:10PM (#39556429)
Code may not rust, but it may be broken out of the gate. Joel and others may not have seen really bad code, but it exists. All of us have written code in our careers that we're not proud of. And there's code written by people who are proud of everything they've written or code written by people who just don't care. These two are usually good candidates for rewrites.
Is it so hard to check for heavy metals and common toxins on random batches of ingredients? I'd think this should be a standard practice to follow in food manufacturing. Aren't components and materials tested in mechanical and civil engineering?
Is it though? I find that almost every American I know closes the blinds - the exact opposite of what you're describing.
Maybe you can charge annually for this, so it's more than $9. I don't mind if PayPal costs as much for chargebacks.
This, this, this. It's ridiculous that we emulate British royalty who started this trend to show how rich they were by not needing useful crop.
Re:Using RSS to replace social media on Saturday September 25, 2021 @09:31AM (#28653043)
Is there one for Instagram?
Re:Did Dvorak die “a bitter man”? on Sunday August 01, 2021 @05:45PM (#28030348)
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