“Well, medical reasoning really helps me when it’s time to troubleshoot when programming.”
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“Well, medical reasoning really helps me when it’s time to troubleshoot when programming.”
anyone else having trouble w ao3 tonight?
i need my pick me up b4 monday knocks me flat :/
Is it just me or have the group chats disappeared?-
Does anyone get a a thing where there’s a little badge/notification on the activity/messaging section of the app but when they check there’s nothing new there?
something about @carlislesscarf never showing up in my notes even tho I can see other people reblogging me from them feels very anglo-saxon to me
If Hackworth had been doing this at work, he would already be finished, but Dr. X's system was a sort of Polish democracy requiring full consent of all participants, elicited one subsystem at a time. Dr. X and his assistants would gather around whichever subsystem was believed to be farthest out of line and shout at each other in a mixture of Shanghainese, Mandarin, and technical English for a while. Therapies administered included but were not limited to: turning things off, then on again; picking them up a couple of inches and then dropping them; turning off nonessential appliances in this and other rooms; removing lids and wiggling circuit boards; extracting small contaminants, such as insects and their egg cases, with nonconducting chopsticks; cable-wiggling; incense-burning; putting folded-up pieces of paper beneath table legs; drinking tea and sulking; invoking unseen powers; sending runners to other rooms, buildings, or precincts with exquisitely calligraphed notes and waiting for them to come back carrying spare parts in dusty, yellowed cardboard boxes; and a similarly diverse suite of troubleshooting techniques in the realm of software.
The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson
Attention everyone! I am in the process of making a fandom page for these clashpects! I am working very hard on this and I should be able to release it to yall by the end of this week!
For some reason, you can't type into the search bar of whatever browser you're using and find the page, you need the link to the website. If some of you could help me troubleshoot that, it'd be appreciated!
I'll keep yall updated on the status of it as I continue onwards!