backed by thoughts and prayers, like a good christian currency

in god we trust

heh, if it was in the show he’d be arrested for shoving the hose in the victim after disfiguring her

With minor infractions, the City Attorney often defers prosecution and holds an office hearing, where the alleged offender is warned and sometimes agrees to anger management courses in exchange for dropping the charges.

Tuco taking an anger management course wasn’t on my 2025 bingo

i didn’t know you could get arrested for that, it sounds ridiculous

Apparently, events on this image happened on the same day…

if a bishop watched me code I could be the first programmer saint. There are times only god knows how my software works. Or not, in case cursing disqualifies candidates.

I also have no idea if my place has PVC or galvanized steel plumbing; or its designed electrical load. Why should users care about the DBMS.

Our build team worked so hard this past week to erect our lovely space

us humankind

that said, it’s an x user, so who knows what they meant

Actually Indians

It’s an old joke that the opposite of Microsoft Office is Macrohard Onfire

that’s pretty bad, but it bothers me less than when you can’t pick a space apart becauseeverythinglooksclumpedtogether

Disagree. When it’s inherited, the gray value is not applied, because it’s defined somewhere else. It’s not a default in this case.

… the default might change…

That’s getting into application state management and heavily dependent on what kind of form it is.

What I wrote above reflects what web forms usually follow, and they don’t use faded values for defaults, because in the context of a form, defaults are just values that were pre-populated and get no special styling.

Those TrueNAS fields seem gray because they’re disabled (since it’s inherited), not because those are defaults.

For the web, there’s no reason to make them faded out / grey if they’re default values.

Those fields can just be pre-populated with those default values, which is unambiguous and get sent with the other user-edited fields.

Fading text either means placeholder (does not impact the value attribute) or disabled (locked / read-only)

Otherwise, defaults belong to labels, not in the input text.

That looks like a placeholder text, which is everywhere in forms and very much not the default. Like “John Smith” on name fields, you’re expected to enter your value.

ah yes, because emails use so much storage and processing power. What the hell.

There’s no hate like christian love

good, but it’s not enough