Put a refactor ticket in the backlog. We’ll get to it eventually, right?

This is the epitome of Poe’s law

Hey! It was Windows Me. Closely followed by Vista.

The whole thing has degrees. I very much like to help my mother to update her browser. I really don’t want to help choosing a printer to my cousin’s second brother’s wife AND install it during Christmas when we are home and I want to just chill with my close family.

Yeah. The problem is that even inside IT I cannot really change because I’ll be the junior immediately and they’ll offer half my current salary in a new place. The more applies to a complete switch. I have a mortgage, a child, a car, some expensive hobbies, and some goes to savings. I have a certain lifestyle. I simply cannot afford to lose any of my current income.

But I really hope some day I’ll have enough in savings to make the switch.

It is now.

Nice try.

It could be, maybe, just maybe, and here me out here, that the comic is not the absolute, actual depiction of one’s day to the second, just a generalism to get through the point. Which can be done through not too dense heads which are able to do a bit of imagination and not taking a comic literally. Geez.

Exactly. Look at any graph from the last 50-100 years from live births to life expectancy, from crime rates to living standards: life is objectively better and better, at least in the Western world.
Stop feeding yourself with negativity all day long. Grab a beer, watch a movie, go hiking with your friends etc. Do this regularly without reading too much “news” and you’ll feel it soon enough.

Read. Only. Friday. I say and advise it for years. Fortunately my company agrees with me.

https://isitreadonlyfriday.com/

Hungarian Fisherman’s soup with fresh bread. It’s very common to eat fish in some form on this day in Hungary.

It makes more sense now, yes. And you are absolutely right. Most Hungarians despise that piece of shit, myself included.

Pigs in Space? Or which one?

https://www.acronymfinder.com/PIS.html

When it’s obvious that you are talking about the evening, like it’s winter, dark, and you are walking on the street and somebody asks what time it is, you just say 6 o’clock/hour 24.

That’s why I said “mostly”. (Points instead of dashes.)

We basically say “hour”, but hour and o’clock is the very same word in my language: “óra”

We use the ISO-8601 date and time format, mostly. We separate the portions by points, not dashes, though. So a typical date looks like this: 2023.12.22. If we shorten it without the year, it’s 12.22., or 5.12. We say it with just the numbers, without the points, and shorten “hónap” (month) to “hó”. So its “5. hó 12”, basically “5th mo’ 12”.

For time we use the 24H format, regularly even in everyday speech. If it’s very clear that you are in the late afternoon or evening, you just say “6 o’clock 24” or “13 o’clock 46”.

So always from bigger to smaller “powers”. It’s auto-sorted on most filesystems, table of contents etc. and very clear in everyday use. It’s nice.

Hungary.

And anyway, what about kbin? The registered and active numbers are the exact same. Are they counting every registered user as active?

Abdroid 13 (at least on Pixel) screenshots now without the top bar (clock, wifi, battery, etc), just the front app’s screen. I was surprised by this after the June update.

You are right though, don’t get me wrong.

And I love both of you!