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No mention of salted pork or second breakfast. Obviously propoganda from a Big Trek shill
No mention of salted pork or second breakfast. Obviously propoganda from a Big Trek shill
Exactly, each keystroke is an atomic task! Doesn’t that make you feel more productive?
I’d argue that if it’s possible to only partially complete it, it wasn’t an atomic task to begin with.
I’ve tried this a few times and my fingers always get really Fucking confused after about four bits.
Jean-Baptiste. Emanuel. Zorg.
So I don’t wholly disagree with your point, but even if I take that context at face value it still comes off as “ hey if your orgs are designed in perfect harmony w/ your objectives, your product will meet those objectives”.
Sure that’s logical as far as it goes, but it’s pretty much never the case in practice that you have a context that’s actually optimized to needs like that.
Unless of course your job is to be a ping pong ball tester, in which case you may not be getting supported with the necessary tools to perform your job successfully.
A whole new spin on a “transporter buffer overflow”.