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Mostly on phones: On/Off settings that have vague names and no description at all. I don’t know what is Multi Layered Scrolling is and I’m not going to research it. It stays off until it is explained right where the setting is.

Websites and apps: I HATE a confirmation menu that has a “OK” and “Cancel” type buttons where the one they want you to click is bigger, more emphasized, better colored and attractive than the other. This is common when you want to quit a game - the “Actually no I want to keep playing” button is usually highlighted and bigger while the quit button is ugly, in red, in the corner.

Plot twist: it was a 7 Boom game.

Interesting. Makes a lot of sense, though it sucks that it’s all based on assumptions because it sounds like it can easily be mistaken for a lot of things.

Oh that makes more sense.

My mind went to a completely different approach, collecting your data when you fuck someone in the car. Length of sex, moaning volume and pumps per minutes is what I was thinking of.

ceiling buttons harder to read

How?! And also, why?! I don’t get it. What was the point of doing this?

Honestly, I figured that they collected data. But I didn’t think the extent of it would be stuff like my sex life and genetic data. How the hell do those work?

My wife and I decided we’ll only have one streaming service at a time. Currently it’s Disney Plus. We recently stopped Disney Plus in favor of Netflix due to the One Piece live action series. After it was done, we stopped Netflix and took Disney Plus again.

We don’t have that much time to watch stuff anyway, so we figured we might be focusing on just a single library.

Oh yeah, I heard it was poorly recieved. The syntax wasn’t great and generally the support sucked. AFAIK there is no progress on types for lua.

Have you heard of Typescript-to-lua? I used to do Dota modding (which is in lua) with TSTL and it works great!

You write TS code (using Typescript syntax that includes types) and it is compiled into lua.

Wonder if that could be an alternative that can work for you.

I love the notion that you get notified for being hacked, and that you have anti-hacking counter measures that need to be manually activated to take effect.

I saw that one. I always stopped the frame to look at the code. It never disappointed.

Hacking scenes in shows and movies were always my favorite because of how hilarious they are.

You must pay the service fee.

Also, usually the fee is a stated amount - with tip, you pick the amount (though you get guilt trippee into picking higher amounts).

I would probably leave and just go home. I wouldn’t be in the mood to eat anymore.

He should’ve at least looked at the code and tested it before sending it to you. Ugh. Hate doing assignments with people who do the bare minimum and just waste your time.

We’ve been instructed to use ChatGPT generically. Meaning, you ask it generic questions that have generic usage, like setting up a route in Express. Even if there is something more specific to my company, it almost always can be transformed into something more generic, like “I have a SQL DB with users in it, some users may have the ‘age’ field, I want to find users that have their age above 30” where age is actually something completely different (but still a number).

Just need to work carefully on ChatGPT.

Sounds to me that those friends will stay in your life even if you would move to a different job.

This comment was worth the time I spent reading comments in this thread.

IIRC, 3.5 is the freeware and 4 requires a subscription.