My conspiracy theory says that’s why we are seeing all these other shaped cans (e.g. - redbull, new diet Coke flavors, Monster, the stubby Coke products) so they can quietly redefine the cans in the 12 pack down a few ml and the metric illiterate will never know.)
But then, the largest population of Metric illeterates orders soft drink in quart sized and larger containers… So …
Holy hell. Fucking people.
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I feel like that old man in Nineteen Eighty-Four who couldn’t get a pint!
Charge me more, fine, but I want my additional 5% of beverage!
Could always try those Four Loco drinks or their knockoffs - 23.5 - 24 oz.
I guess you want easily-coded numerical values, but maybe you could make your question clearer and/or your text field narrower, and maybe you could not insult users by asking us to do what we’ve quite likely just done. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click.
Related to the new account creation password where they don’t tell you the password requirements until after the password you choose doesn’t work.
Or the old one where they don’t tell you they truncate the password or they don’t tell you they get errors with certain characters in the password.
Or where your work has implemented Single Sign On which works great except all of the sudden your wireless stops working due to an undocumented feature of the access points that wouldn’t accept passwords that started with a number.
When someone describes part of my ptsd as “hilariously funny.”
People who make changes to production infrastructure ahead of the scheduled release assuming (but not checking) that the infrastructure being changed won’t be referenced elsewhere during the interim.
I get why they made the assumption that they did, but still. You leave the old stuff in place until you’re sure that everything is pointing to the new stuff. Because sometimes “not writing to” does not mean “not interacting with.” Because it’s easier, and less invasive, to just comment out the “write to” code, leaving the “open” and “close” code in place, until you resume writing messages.
The new stuff appearing a month early, ready for use but not being referenced, is fine. Just don’t scrap the old stuff until the actual release rolls around.
Ugh, have to teach a terribly banal song today. My mind just rebels at learning the tune. I finally tricked myself into doing it, by replacing the lyrics with da, da, da… (Doesn’t help that the bloody thing is pitched out of my comfortable range.)
You have to tell us what the song is.
Brett Kavanaugh. 'Nuff said.
Oh wait. And people who fucking think they know for certain what the outcome of ANYthing will be.
Awful romantic for fifth graders. (Fun fact: Having boy/girlfriends is greatly discouraged until college in China.)
I will (try to ) listen to that later. Right now I don’t want to interrupt Haydn’s 99th Symphony on BBC Radio 3. 
Yes. That is an odd song for fifth graders. And, yes, a bit banal.
Hotel. WiFi.
Last day of convention, there was a misunderstanding on my part or I would have popped over to the convention center for a couple hours and used the moderately better WiFi there.
But as it is, I’m stuck with a connection that keeps dropping. I tethered for a while but that was slow and using my data.
So I’ll just suck it up and go into work tomorrow
Hotel WiFi is bad because what choice do you have?
Ordered a RAM upgrade for my old iMac today from Amazon… decided to try Timetec, since it seemed like it could be a good, cheap option. The chips that arrived were so defective, the computer acted as if there wasn’t any RAM installed at all.
This may not be relevant to your situation but when I built my current PC, it acted like that at first, even though I had specifically checked for RAM that was listed as compatible with the motherboard. Turns out it was, but to get to that point I had to first put in other RAM long enough to run a BIOS update on the motherboard, then swap back in the new chips, after which the new RAM worked fine.
