And you could upgrade them too. Back when socketed CPUs existed on laptops along with expansion slots, and batteries were removable with a thumb latch (and most laptops could run on the power adapter without the battery being installed, which prevented trickle charging related battery degradation, perfect for a "desktop replacement" that would spend a lot of its time hooked up to power before that category of laptops even really existed). Good times.
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"Could it be that I'm shit at programming? ...No, it's the computer who must be wrong."
Then something terrible happens. It works, underscoring your lack of understanding.
I came here to say this. I wouldn’t be doing it if it didn’t sometimes work, making me even more frustrated.
So true. LOL
I just need the error message to prove to me that it's real.
And then it suddenly works because I built a russian roulette using the random function
Stage 2: necro a two year old post as a form of procrastination
Welcome to selenium. Hopefully your automation ran during a check in.....
Stage 2: it works and you feel the dread that you won't hunt that bug down until it crashes prod.
And then the floasing poin number got differently calculated on your machine to the machine your collegue is running
Those Dell D series latitudes were ahead of their time in build quality. Especially when compared to what came later.
And you could upgrade them too. Back when socketed CPUs existed on laptops along with expansion slots, and batteries were removable with a thumb latch (and most laptops could run on the power adapter without the battery being installed, which prevented trickle charging related battery degradation, perfect for a "desktop replacement" that would spend a lot of its time hooked up to power before that category of laptops even really existed). Good times.