That moment when...
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@thwr said in That moment when...:
That moment when you want to restore a backup and never tested that before - just to find out that your backup is faulty.
Or that moment when you put in a tape to do a restore, and realize the previous backup job never finished, and is now erasing your tape.
(Dated history.)
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Also great: That moment when you are at a customers site and realize that your dev team didn't test the release version (debug and release can be a huge difference, even in small projects)
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@BRRABill said in That moment when...:
@thwr said in That moment when...:
That moment when you want to restore a backup and never tested that before - just to find out that your backup is faulty.
Or that moment when you put in a tape to do a restore, and realize the previous backup job never finished, and is now erasing your tape.
(Dated history.)
That one actually got me laughing out loud. Thanks for that.
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@BBigford said in That moment when...:
@BRRABill said in That moment when...:
@thwr said in That moment when...:
That moment when you want to restore a backup and never tested that before - just to find out that your backup is faulty.
Or that moment when you put in a tape to do a restore, and realize the previous backup job never finished, and is now erasing your tape.
(Dated history.)
That one actually got me laughing out loud. Thanks for that.
Well it's a good thing I totally TOTALLY made that one up or I'd be hurt you were laughing at my pain.
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@thwr said in That moment when...:
Also great: That moment when you are at a customers site and realize that your dev team didn't test the release version (debug and release can be a huge difference, even in small projects)
Um... f*ck these moments...
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That moment you put your finger in a light socket just to make sure you still feel.
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@zuphzuph said in That moment when...:
That moment you put your finger in a light socket just to make sure you still feel.
Someone just went to a dark place.
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Pun intended, of course.
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... when you can't get your head around why the f*ck you can't read data that's inserted into a SQLite DB from another process. Must be an AutoCommit issue, locking, caching or something like this...
Nope. Insert and select were both going into different databases (Visual Studio project\db.sqlite and bin\debug\db.sqlite).
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@zuphzuph said in That moment when...:
That moment you put your finger in a light socket just to make sure you still feel.
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@RojoLoco said in That moment when...:
@zuphzuph said in That moment when...:
That moment you put your finger in a light socket just to make sure you still feel.
I like the remake.
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@zuphzuph said in That moment when...:
@RojoLoco said in That moment when...:
@zuphzuph said in That moment when...:
That moment you put your finger in a light socket just to make sure you still feel.
I like the remake.
Youtube VideoHa!!!
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When you get this request on thumbtack. Um nope I'll pass
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@prcssupport "Sunny T, please send selfie in order to determine proper price quote."
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@travisdh1 said in That moment when...:
@prcssupport "Sunny T, please send selfie in order to determine proper price quote."
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You know I'm not the only one that went there, just the first one to publicly admit itThat's so funny, honestly I hadn't thought of that!!!
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That moment when someone thinks you can repair hardware over the internet! I easily have 100 requests like this...
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I could take this job and cause the system to heat up so much and kill the bugs remotely... would I then be a remote bug exterminator
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@prcssupport said in That moment when...:
I could take this job and cause the system to heat up so much and kill the bugs remotely... would I then be a remote bug exterminator
You probably just need an IoT air compressor. As we all know, IoT solves everything
