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I always find it funny when an early reporter decides to include irrelevant information in their post, which then causes every single reply to do the same thing
by justinsaccount 3y ago
I always find it funny when an early reporter decides to include irrelevant information in their post, which then causes every single reply to do the same thing. i.e.
I get a segfault when I run the tool. OS: Debian. RAM: 8G. RGB lights: 4. Breakfast: French toast.
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I have the same problem. Breakfast: bacon and eggs.
- IIAOPSW 3y agoI get the same problem with online comments. Breakfast: iced latte and chocolate croissant. Two sugars.
- vinceguidry 3y agoIt's a serious problem. Someone should really get on that and raise awareness. Breakfast: french-style omelette on toast
- sethops1 3y agoAre you using synthetic sugar? I heard those cause cancer in lizards.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoI have run into similar problems with unattended sign-in logs. So you arrive somewhere like a reception desk, a church, a funeral, and there's a sign-in log with, say, five columns labeled at the top, and a long list of people who've already logged in there. So I politely try not to scrutinize the other personal info which people have left, but I also try to figure out how to sign in on my own, and I read the column headings, but then in some of the columns, people have sort of invented their own conventions on the data entry. So, do I go with a strict interpretation of the host's intentions, or do I follow suit with previous visitors and imitate their usage?
- shadowgovt 3y agoI feel like there's a variant of Postel's Law that should apply here. "Be gracious to the host's request for data; be self-assertive with your willingness to divulge data."
- RockRobotRock 3y agothat's preferable to people that give zero details