To see Google have what appears to be a regex 101 bug in parsing the string, along with making the classic programmer error of making fundimental assumptions ba

To see Google have what appears to be a regex 101 bug in parsing the string, along with making the classic programmer error of making fundimental assumptions based only on their own context .... frankly doesn't surprise me. Google's software has long since started to be hit and miss for me. It has almost become as bad as Microsoft in that regard. I have lost count of how often I am suggested to change my email's TLD from its proper Icelandic ending .is to .it or .io. To be fair, this is not Google related but universal. If you dear reader do not do anything else today then to read up on the many falsehoods[0] we as humans can fall into (that then infects our software solutions) it would be a day well spent. [0]https://github.com/kdeldycke/awesome-falsehood https://github.com/kdeldycke/awesome-falsehood