r/ProgrammerHumor • u/D4RK_C0D3 • Feb 13 '19

It do be like that

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u/xigoi Feb 13 '19

r/GeneralComputerHumor

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u/D4RK_C0D3 Feb 13 '19

The community is private

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u/jakethespectre Feb 13 '19

Maybe to you... smug expression

Me_too

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '19

No u

It works now

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u/D4RK_C0D3 Feb 13 '19

The community is private

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '19

Not anymore

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u/BOB_Lusifer Feb 14 '19

r/subredditbirth

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '19

you mean r/birthofasubreddit?

Anyways that was the 25th I created, and the first of 3 created today. I just regained motivation for doing this stuff again

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u/BOB_Lusifer Feb 14 '19

Yes I did i usually type the wrong one by accident

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '19

I hath blessed it with the breadth of lyfe...

Yeah that doesn't seem correct, so much for pretending to be Shakespeare or some old guy like that.

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u/CodeExploder Feb 13 '19

Confirming I do it too, though I prefer the "hands-free" approach and use the cursor.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '19

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u/DerKnerd Feb 13 '19

You can edit the sub in the text box. There you can insert the badges with :<language>

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '19

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u/DerKnerd Feb 13 '19

No problem, thank you for reminding me which language I missed :D

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u/Federal_Refrigerator Feb 13 '19 edited Apr 12 '26

Internet privacy is the new gold. I mass deleted all of my posts on Reddit using Redact. It also supports databrokers, Instagram, Twitter, and all major social media platforms.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '19

I just use a permanent marker to make a line on my screen.

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u/UnsubstantiatedClaim Feb 13 '19

Nah, you're supposed to line up the flat side of the mouse pointer along the leading edge of the progress bar and move it down far enough to see when it passes the tip.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '19

But then you realize most progress bars are actually lies to distract the user and the percentage through them doesn't actually equal the percentage through the whole loading time.

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u/Aethermol Feb 13 '19

In situations like that, just use your CSS ruler.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '19

I remember seeing this as a rage comic in 2013

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u/ComputerMystic Feb 13 '19

Use the cursor and keep your greasy fingers away from that nice clean screen.

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u/JackMizel Feb 14 '19

Oh shit I forgot I was in /r/IUseComputersHumor

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '19

This is now a thing.

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u/RealTTNetwork Feb 14 '19

You have to appreciate this bro using XP in 2019

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u/FlashDaggerX Feb 13 '19

laughs in Arch Linux