I mitigate it by brushing my teeth in there.

If there are, they won’t be for very long.

It’s a how to, not a how not to.

Lock her up!

No, seriously, lock her up, please.

3 wood…

Golf announcers have been calling ‘fairway woods’ ‘fairway metals’ for a while. But since most of them are largely made of carbon fiber these days, even that is misleading.

Isn’t wood a sort of carbon fiber composite? Can we go back to calling them woods again?

Well, it certainly isn’t made of sidewalk.

Is it costing more to operate than the energy it generates? You’d think that would be key info to have in the article.

They don’t. That’s their kink.

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Fresh nugs

I disagree that parsing is validating. For example, you could give me a valid ISO date time string, but I want a shipping date and you gave me something in the past. It parses, but is not valid.

I disagree that validating early is bad because some other part of the code might also validate later and possibly do it differently. Yes, that’s bad, but not a reason to not validate early.

Prisoner zero has escaped

A SWAT team ready to mobilize, street level maps covering all of Florida, a pot of coffee, 12 Jammy Dodgers and a fez.

I understand the concept. I just disagree that it’s a good idea.

I don’t see it. I would much prefer to validate early rather than late. The example of ‘other code might validate it differently or not at all’ seems specious. I don’t want invalid information “deep within the bowels of the system”.

“Welcome. You will experience a tingling sensation and then death.”

What, the curtains?

“Nervous? You only have 75 more to go.”

He’ll do you up a treat, mate.

Gender: fish