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You're confusing "normal" with "common". Pain is never normal.

The last bullet point is not really that common anymore.

"except" is also used in Pascal (or at least the main derivatives of it), but not sure if that's older than its use in Python or not.

On one side I'm mad that game prices are raising, on the other side it feels like we swkm in society's shit every day and now got mad that one kid started eating more fiber.

It's bad but at least it's something actually secure, unlike PayPal that dropped passwords in favor of a TOTP sent by SMS.

I think it can go either way. This sort of thinking is based a lot more on your life experience than your genetics.

Bottoms.

The script feels terrible and they don't even try to make you like the characters. But the jokes always land perfectly. It's a great movie to have a laugh and nothing else.

A Media company owned by Telefonica.

I once worked for one of the largest media companies in my country and there was a project where they wanted to replace reCaptcha with a partner's system that made users watch ads and ask a question about the ad instead of typing some hard to read text.

Testing such system, I quickly realized that the captcha part of it could easily be bypassed by anyone with minimal JS knowledge (the answer was available in a global JS var), but the answer would not be accepted by the server unless the entirety of the ad video had been successfully streamed to the video component.

I still remember clearly the response I got when I reported to the PO that the system was unfit due to being easily bypassed with JS:

"no user is gonna be coding anything just to avoid typing the answer on the input".

Shouldn't have expected much more from the same company that had me wait for the responsible person to get back from their 1-month vacation when I reported that their customers' full credit card information was included in the output of a publicly available URL that only required an order ID.

But I later found out that most orders in that particular project were actually made by bots with stolen credit card information (the bots would use this company's shopping cart to validate which cards were still working so they could use it for something useful afterwards). In the end we were mostly just leaking information that had already been leaked before.

I've recently reorganized my office, adding extra 4k screens in the process and I was surprised at how many "modern" stuff just barely supports large resolutions if at all. Even some of the monitors themselves only support 4k resolution at 60Hz in one specific HDMI port. Most computers here also only had one HDMI port and so I needed adapters to be able to use the second Monitor's good port, but then most adapters also couldn't reach 4k 60Hz.

Going online to buy better adapters, they all try to hide the fact that they can't handle HDMI 2.0 and advertise as being 4k compatible with no mention of the refresh rate. I ended up having to order from out of state to be sure it would work, then wait for over a week for delivery.

Title exaggerates it a bit: the character was not necessarily minor, they made it open ended from the start so they could decide later if it would be a character worth expanding or not.

Considering this is America, it might be easier to make Costco cards official.