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    Home»News & Updates»Error’d: Lucky Penny

    Error’d: Lucky Penny

    May 30, 2025

    High-roller
    Matthew D.
    fears Finance.
    “This is from our corporate expense system. Will they flag my expenses in the April-December quarter as too high? And do we really need a search function for a list of 12 items?”

    0

     

    Tightfisted
    Adam R.
    begrudges a trifling sum.
    “The tipping culture is getting out of hand. After I chose ‘Custom Tip’
    for some takeout, they filled out the default tip with a few extra femtocents. What a rip!”

    1

     

    Cool Customer
    Reinier B.
    sums this up:
    “I got some free B&J icecream a while back. Since one of them was
    priced at €0.01, the other one obviously had to cost zero
    point minus 1 euros to make a total of zero euro. Makes sense. Or
    probably not.”

    3

     

    An anonymous browniedad is ready to pack his poptart off for the summer.
    “I know {First Name} is really excited for camp…”
    Kudos on getting Mom to agree to that name choice!

    2

     

    Finally, another anonymous assembler’s retrospective visualisation.
    “CoPilot rendering a graphical answer of the semantics of a pointer.
    Point taken. “
    There’s no error’d
    here really, but I’m wondering how long before this kind of
    wtf illustration lands somewhere “serious”.

    4

     

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