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I was thinking Pratchett.

Wasn’t it just one turtle down there?

If we had 6 USB-Cs probably not all of them would carry power and/or video so some people would still complain.

As I said, it’s not evident at all if those are full or discounted prices, so in the latter case it’s a misleading number.

Anyway, I don’t live in a place with broken wages and tipping system, so I don’t have to deal with problems like this. Where I am wait staff gets adequate wages and tips are only a bonus on top of that.

Still potentially misleading. If the receipt doesn’t say anything about the discount (which is not clear because we can’t see what’s above the total), then you can’t tell. Again, a simple disclaimer should be enough. If there are things like “please open box before eating pizza”, then this shouldn’t be a problem.

If you’re a regular at the place, you might know about the specials. If you just walk in one time and you don’t see a label, a receipt like this will be misleading if it doesn’t state the discounts and tip bases.

“Her eyes were like stars. Not because they sparkled but because they were so far apart.”

It’s great when it works, yeah.

“Land of the free, home of the brave”, but with the caveat that those other professions don’t qualify as brave enough is my guess.

Yep. Hooray for self hosting!

The problem is that because of the way it’s written, it ends up being misleading.

If there was a simple disclaimer like “tip based on non-discounted prices”, it would’ve been fine.

Someone thought of you folks when doing this.

… and then you conveniently forget what you’ve called for heads and tails.

At first I thought you were annoyed at how misaligned they are.

I do the same. If a clickbait thumb is the first thing I’m seeing from some channel, it’s surely getting the “Don’t recommend” treatment.

The only exception I make is if I’m already subscribed to a channel and I know that the video will be okay despite the thumbnail. In this line of thought I have mad respect for channels that do their usual stuff with just plain thumbnails like they always have done.

Unfortunately, for companies like this, that would be just another business expense to keep things running.

It’s ridiculous how lazy people are today - especially that with autocorrect, it’s often harder to type the shortened version of something than to let it complete the thing for you.

Any half-decent editor/IDE/command line tool will scream at you about this; plus there’s version control which should help you spot it as well.

That’s still a high bar to clear.

Still trying to figure out why Germany is listed separately from the EU.

And even then, if you make sure to copy the actual file, you’d still depend on them to open it if it’s in their proprietary format.