@OftTraveler@awwright@dimenpsyonal Yeah, that's why it's odd you would get back "no score". Try requesting a credit report, someone probably goofed something.
300 is bad credit, extremely unlikely to pay back loans, etc.
No score = no data. In any event, zero isn't a thing, someone made a mistake.
@ME0WMIX69@futurelesshole It's not actually that stupid, this person is just time-shifting heat around. You make your house a little hotter for a day while it's freezing a block of ice, that heat eventually escapes, then you lower the temperature by melting it.
@f4micom I was kind of disappointed to learn "OLED" often means "White OLED with color filters" which is only slightly better than LED-LCD in contrast and maybe response times and not at all in color
I just had a sudden realization that utf-16 strings have two null-terminating bytes, not just a single one. Somehow, I never explicitly thought of it, and this is so cursed.
@garyclarketech That's also just formatting a string, except instead of having 3 standard ways of formatting dates now we have 4, AND it's impossible to know if I'm looking at Jan 2 or Feb 1. Bravo, everyone.
@lauriewired This is actually incorrect! You cannot *generally* parse it because you cannot capture arbritarially deep nesting. It's still possible to perform many types of queries and guarantee the result! (assuming the input is well formed, which is of course always the question isn't it)
@tmikov If an API has particular requirements, it should use HTTP features, or be described in the ToS. Saying "you must use this particular software" is a roundabout way of saying "We have opaque terms of service, changed at any time, without notice or consent."