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submitted 17 hours ago* (last edited 14 hours ago) by nikolasdimi@lemmy.world to c/programmer_humor@programming.dev
 
 

this is the first meme I have ever made (yes I am that old) - so be gentle :)

what does being modern mean to you?

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Core Architecture

My calendar app is a static, multi-page application with a fixed release cycle (annual deployment). It features a hard-coded UI with immutable data — the dates and layout cannot be modified without manual intervention. It's essentially a read-only interface optimized for offline-first functionality.

Key Features

Data Structure - 12-month dataset rendered as a grid-based layout with pre-populated date objects

State Management - Completely stateless; no persistent storage or sync capabilities

User Interaction - Supports reads and writes; compatible with any pen/pencil (similar to a POST request, but non-reversible)

Rendering - Raster-based output; responsive design (fits on my wall)

Accessibility - Physical accessibility for all members of my cohort

Portability - Take a picture once a month, refer to that on your phone

Performance - O(1) lookup time for any date; zero latency, zero network overhead

Technical Advantages

Zero dependencies, requires only wall space and a pen.

No API to support / learn, no loading times / lag, no version conflicts.

Guaranteed uptime. It's also compliant with most privacy standards, though it does require physical access.

Limitations

The calendar has no real-time sync, no cross-device functionality, and no undo. Annotations are permanent with an ink pen. It cannot adjust for time zones or integrate with other calendar systems. No ICS compatible export of appointment data. And unfortunately, the application will need to be replaced after just one year.

If you're interested in implementing a similar app, I can point you in the right direction...

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me like use nano. nano say how do thing. nano exit easy.

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Postman teams plan no longer free.

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(The meme's author may be convinced but I am still not, to be clear)

From: https://terra.incognita.net/@RainofTerra/116168632108345829

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~~For all I care this is the funniest joke I've ever told~~

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Context

PS: GitHub didn't like this business strategy that much as they simply deleted that account.

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/64497109

Source: https://eupolicy.social/@finnmyrstad/116141082378515849

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Enjoy this short film!

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It's still an experimental work in progress. At least I got the day of the week right this time!

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