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Post 69420, posted on my birthdayQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter Porter
Alright, guess it is time for me to disappear for another year
Clamp down on your posts.
DClamp has decamped.
Today is my birthday.
Good timing.
HappyQuote:
Originally Posted by dday9
You two are one day apart in age?
(or at least one day and some number of years)
Happy birthday. Have a good one.Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
I read this yesterday,
"I was on a zoom meeting and told a joke. No one laughed.
Turns out I not even remotely funny."
Ay oh!
Bazinga!
Just got back from a day of counting fish. It was very Dr. Seuss. Lots of one fish, two fish.
Only one was red, and none were blue, though.
Well, perhaps they were a LITTLE blue, but they seemed pretty upbeat overall.
Did they hold their breath till they were blue around the gills??
Not noticeably.
No Blue Gills, were you up in the high country?
Yes, very much. It's much too high, fast, and cold for bluegills.
I didn't see the pun in that post the first time. Hard to believe, but I was pretty tired...which isn't much of an excuse, as I tend to see puns quite well when tired.
Why does the Post Race have three stars? Why does it have ANY stars? I usually forget that it is possible to rate a thread...if that's what it even is.
Has anybody on here rated a thread? If so, I'm curious as to why you did so.
I've pulled one. But my sweater fell apart:(
Pull this strand, as I walk away!
Heck, that barely rates a reply, let alone a thread.
I wonder what's going on with Ty?? Haven't seen him post in a long time. Hope everything is OK.
Sapator is also missing but he was young and young people seem to move on more often. Us old people get pretty set in our ways.
Sapator is also Greek and has vacations, something that is stunted or absent in the US.
That would be a really long vacation. Sweet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Docker is one of the most infuriatingly useful tools I've ever dealt with.
I picked up a new contract job last week that I had to turn away today. Too many architectural issues but perhaps the most concerning was a two-way encryption with the encryption keys hard-coded in the code file.
The project manager didn't understand my concern until I spun up dotnetfiddle, plugged in the class, and output his plaintext password.
So...you put an end to a contract job.
Does that make you a contract killer?