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555-abcd, sans area code, would just work and route to you no matter where (in the USA) a caller was calling from.
Therefore it is equivalent to having that number in every area code.
Now there is a good chance you aren’t old enough to know/remember this, but people in the US didn’t have to dial an area code (and occasionally nearby area codes) when calling people in their own area code. In the era of land lines this was the norm.
You paid a lot of money per minute to call people “long distance” in other area codes.
Now it’s absolutely normal and routine to dial with an area code, in large part because people’s numbers follow them around and there is no reason to think someone geographically near you is in the same area code.
However, we use vscode, and I rather like auto fetch. But apparently this workflow would destroy something auto fetched that I might not have even noticed.
I guess git can’t tell the he difference between “not merged yet” and “don’t want to merge, please destroy”
My last energy bill (including taxes and fees) is showing $0.124 per kWh electricity, and $0.62 per cubic meter of gas.
ref: https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2014/06/st...
Looking at a flame graph 60 levels deep demonstrates the problem pretty well I think.
that made me laugh out loud
In other words, the base oscillation of 50 or 60 Hz is not stable, but instead varies a little above and a little below at higher rates.
The magnitude is significantly lower than the base mains frequency. So possibly not audible above any other noise in the recording, but present nonetheless.
Now, you can pay for individual channels, but each one has only 1 show worth watching. Anytime a new show becomes popular, it gets its own “channel” that you have to subscribe to.
I suppose that is subjective, but I think this is terrible code.
The fact that someone had to write a lengthy blogpost to figure out what it was doing should be an obvious warning against it.
Write code for readability / comprehensibility.
https://www.takeoffpros.com/2019/07/31/gps-surveying-explain...
Negotiation arrangement: for fuck’s sake