• @AusatKeyboardPremi
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    208 months ago

    A quick question, should the software engineer lick the monitor screen or the keyboard?

    I… uh… am asking for a friend who is a software engineer.

    I am a butterfly instructor.

    • @SanndyTheManndy
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      128 months ago

      the motherboard. how else can you tell that it is working?

      • @AusatKeyboardPremi
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        8 months ago

        Given most software engineers develop in a cloud environment, I would… I mean my friend would have to shove their head into a server rack that is consuming high amounts of wattage. My friend would then have to try reaching for the motherboard by extending their tongue.

        The only problem I see here is travelling to the data centre which are often located in different countries or even continents. I am not sure if their employer would cover that expense.

    • @trxxruraxvr
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      78 months ago

      Most keyboards get really gross after a while and are hardly ever cleaned. I’d go for the monitor.

        • @AusatKeyboardPremi
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          28 months ago

          Apple could have avoided an entire lawsuit for their butterfly keyboards, if their users did this one thing. SMH.

    • @AngryCommieKender
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      68 months ago

      The butterflies. Someone needs to see if they taste of butter.

    • @[email protected]
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      38 months ago

      Isn’t there a game where if you put ketchup on the disc it does something to make it easier to speedrun? So licking might be too unreasonable

      • @AusatKeyboardPremi
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        18 months ago

        Thanks for sharing the insight. Apparently, it was a speed run hack on Xbox for an old SpongeBob game.

        So, there’s some precedent set in the field of computer peripheral licking to improve results.