The actual fix: output filter on the http-server that uses a regex to insert a script tag before </body> to add 20 click event handlers on the document root 😂
Fun story: it actually happened to me a couple of weeks ago (it was staging though, not prod). I test the fix moro thoroughly, and it still breaks. Again and again.
Turns out a new package was published on npm in the meanwhile, and although the new version was just a patch, it accidentally brought breaking changes to our codebase...
Ah yes, the hack club signup totally wouldn't be a nightmare with this.
lol
Today's AI comedy showdown riffing on the cover
Gemini
ChatGPT
First one probably a better joke
I'm stumped, the first one is actually okay and not batsh*t crazy, including the slightly angled text on his shirt. That's a first as far as I know.
you will notice that when the backend dev implements the fix, it actually works.
The actual fix: output filter on the http-server that uses a regex to insert a script tag before
</body>to add 20 click event handlers on the document root 😂in all honesty, though, the amount of stuff you can do in nginx is pretty astounding and everyone just seems to ignore it.
Yea, nginx is magic :D
Development portmap:
Today's comiCSS
(I hadn't poked fun out of Tailwind in a while, this was due)
One time I spent 4 hours trying to figure out why a class wasn't applying in dev. I was looking at prod the whole time.
XDDDDD
that's only correct if you assume the rectangle is axis-aligned, otherwise you need at least three pointsPlease go study definition of rectangle.
Explain which of these isn't a rectangle and why
You just need to assume that the two vertices are opposite each other,
based on tha fact that a rectangle has 4 rect angles by definition.
"Explain which of these isn't a rectangle and why" the one without four 90° angles.
Please point out the angle that isn't 90 degrees
make it make sense
Fun story: it actually happened to me a couple of weeks ago (it was staging though, not prod). I test the fix moro thoroughly, and it still breaks. Again and again.
Turns out a new package was published on npm in the meanwhile, and although the new version was just a patch, it accidentally brought breaking changes to our codebase...
There, fixed that for you :)
Nobody cares about your personal projects
Why is there so much Tschernobyl content in my feeds lately?