Hang on, I still got my C++ primer from 7th grade somewhere… complete with MUF <=> C++ equivalent scribbles.

Mine’s collecting dust in my office.

Maybe I should dig 'em out and have one last walkie before they go.

My favourite is when the monitor is facing East, but the user is facing North-west.

Oh gosh. I legit nose snorted on this one.

I loved Notepad++.

Started in DOS with Edit, regular notepad, got introduced to UltraEdit, then found NP++.

… lol. Sounds like you tried splitting an atom.

XD ahahah.

I was basically calculating in Javavscript then in PHP for validation before I sent it to Zoho.

The DB also was fine. It was honestly just PHP and Javascript. It’s all good now though!

Usually only happened when a French person copied and pasted their text directly from a Word document… dang weird spaces and accented characters… drove my boss mad when I told him it was because it French, and not a glitch.

Still had to work around it… text counters in textboxes had to account for accented characters, which took two bytes instead of one.

“I only have 2000 letters!” … 2000 including 200 accent characters made it 2200 characters, not 2000.

Dude… imagine if companies in real life had the ability to remove your memories of their products because they dont like their intellectual property existing in certain demographics.

Kinda feels like Total Recall…

Guess I’m a computer. shrugs

I was beginning to stress out at the rest call every letter typed. 1-3 second delay! Stop hammering your server!

As a former Windows user, it still is taking a long time to wrap my head around all this new terminology, functions, and systems.

This doesn’t help. XD

Doing it in style!

Looks like PHP to me, sir.

Looks like Unity.

I had a weird image of the hipster using the Macbook to do the kick flip…

Qwen3, 8B BTW.

It was a hilarious bug. XD. It was running in assistant/chat mode, while I was using it for embedding.

Mine kept “thinking” in comments…

// Figure out what the user is requesting, then send an appropriate response.

Even I don’t know what I’m thinking half the time.

Well, they are basically pointers when you’re decompiling assembly. It’s easier to think of them that way.

I’m doing this in reverse fro assembly. Everything is a pointer!