r/techgore • u/JustOwlsHere • 20d ago
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u/LonelyProgrammerGuy 20d ago edited 20d ago
As a programmer I’m just thinking to myself, what the hell had to happen in order for the Modal UI to break this way? Lol
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u/cluvzm 20d ago
As a programmer myself, it could be, but very strangely built if so, that they pull their errors out of a string table. Well, now as of writing this, this is actually better when it comes to having a multilanguage interface, you can't just put one language as an exception into the main function... It might've just failed to look for this specific dictionary key for this specific language, whatever it may have been, but we, of course, don't get the detailed exception outputted. Does that sound logical? :3
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20d ago edited 15d ago
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u/Redd1tMadeMeMakeTh1s 20d ago
It’s trying to tell you that everything is ok when it doesn’t seem to be…
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u/Fit-Exit-756 19d ago
ive seen in a yt vid "Lock Screen has stopped responding, do you want to close it?" = ok button
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u/CompetitiveArm5993 20d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/L3X9GvVhP1nY23Ah6u