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The ultimate programmer flex: spending 10 days to automate a 10-minute task. It's not about efficiency—it's about sending a message to that repetitive task that dared to exist in your workflow. Sure, you could've saved 9 days, 23 hours, and 50 minutes of your life, but at what cost? Your dignity? The satisfaction of writing a script that will save you approximately 3 minutes per year for the next decade? The smug smile says it all: "Yes, I could've just done the task 1,440 times in the same timeframe, but my bash script is elegant ."

Content freakyclown Freakyclown 6h V Ok a thread: I have never signed into my virginmedia account but I did set one up years ago but forgot all the details. I request a password reset. The person on the phone gives me "one last chance" to guess what email I used, I get it on the third try! itgetsworse 5 17 59 202 freakyclown Freakyclown 5h I finally get the password reset request actioned, phone representative tells me password will be posted to me.. ok weird but I accept. Today the post arrives and I shit you not it's my old password!!!! (I remembered it on sight) So they store the password and just posted me it!! 15 17, 39 ( 304 freakyclown Freakyclown 5h V Honestly re-read that! virginmedia store your password in plain text and don't reset it but will POST it in the mail. Great job you utter idiots! securitymeansnothingtoyou 15 17 92 ( 515 Virgin Media O virginmedia ( Follow v Replying to Freakyclown Posting it to you is secure, as it's illegal to open someone else's mail. JGS 7:01 PM - 17 Aug 2019 279 Retweets 386 Likes

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Nothing says "planned obsolescence" quite like Nvidia casually yeeting perfectly good GPUs into the abyss. These RTX 50-series cards barely had time to collect dust before Nvidia decided they're done supporting them. Classic tech giant move—drop support faster than you can say "driver update." For developers and ML engineers who just dropped a kidney's worth of cash on these cards, watching Nvidia toss them aside like yesterday's garbage hits different. You're still paying off the credit card, and they're already pretending your hardware doesn't exist. The Toy Story format captures that exact moment when you realize your expensive hardware investment just became a very pricey paperweight. Woody's desperate plea perfectly mirrors every dev's internal screaming when their production server's GPU suddenly becomes unsupported legacy hardware.