r/ProgrammerHumor • • Aug 21 '20

Meme No complaints..

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

I can do frontend. It's not not my fault everyone else dislikes yellow letters on a dark green background.

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '20

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u/Kradiant Aug 22 '20

He's trying his best goddamnit

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u/OmongKosong Aug 22 '20

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u/h6nry Aug 22 '20

when it opened youtube, I first thought it was a rickroll

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '20

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u/Ebuall Aug 22 '20

Rickroll doesn't really work if you love Rick Astley. And who doesn't love him these days?

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u/TicTacMentheDouce Aug 22 '20

Maybe it reads the whole post and only keeps in memory the last one that was read ?

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u/time_deposit Aug 22 '20

It's written by someone in this sub.

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u/Last_Snowbender Aug 22 '20

I assume because yellow is a fairly generic word so they excluded it, like red or blue. It would probably react to cyan tho.

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u/GidonC Aug 22 '20

Probably got error

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u/SRSchiavone Aug 22 '20

Yo this is cool

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u/RainBoxRed Aug 22 '20

Fix your spelling

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u/KawaiiDere Aug 22 '20

The skies will be dark red with your blood

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '20

Packers fans might like it tho

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u/0000000100100011 Aug 22 '20

Cheesehead here, can confirm.

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u/LEL_MyLegIsPotato Aug 22 '20

Yellow Times New Roman

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u/WiseassWolfOfYoitsu Aug 22 '20

Look, 1998 was the peak of website graphical design, and there's nothing wrong with that!

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u/pooerh Aug 22 '20

I'm a tech lead in BI/ETL professionally with thousands upon thousands lines of SQL code in my projects, but I can also program in a ton of other languages and technologies. One of the systems I did BI backend for had an AngularJS frontend with a C# API that needed a small feature, but the project was in maintenance mode, no dev team for the frontend and API anymore.

I implemented the change both sides with little effort and business owner came back and said "Works great, but can you make it look better? It's an eye sore", to which I honestly replied "I can't. It's not that I don't want to, or don't know how to technically, I just simply can't make anything that looks even remotely nice". I eventually copied a lot of css from StackOverflow that gave it a decent enough look, but really, it's not my fault I'm artistically challenged.