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That's why you took a marker and drew a diagonal line along the side of the stack, so you could visually line then back up if anything happened. I mean, it was
by codewench 3y ago
That's why you took a marker and drew a diagonal line along the side of the stack, so you could visually line then back up if anything happened.
I mean, it wasn't great, but it was better than nothing
- wanderingstan 3y agoExactly. Related: I wrote a blog post about the evolution of the developer experience a few years ago, including that tidbit: https://wanderingstan.com/2020-02-04/the-evolution-of-developer-experience-in-the-20th-century https://wanderingstan.com/2020-02-04/the-evolution-of-develo...
- tinus_hn 3y agoExactly the same as what you do with a tray of photographic slides, in case you drop them
- euroderf 3y agoAltho of course as you modified your program, the cards got out of sync with the diagonal. I wonder if there was a technical term for this...
- robin_reala 3y agoMy tutor at uni told us about how he’d learnt to do that after tripping over the step into the batch processing room and having to spend a couple of hours carefully reorganising that evening’s program.