It's because parseInt is expecting a string, so the decimal gets converted to a string, and 0.0000005.toString() returns 5e-7.

I like that every article about this guy uses that same photo

A turtle lives in water, a tortoise lives on land. A turtle's not a tortoise, it's not hard to understand.

I've learned the hard way to never give my email or address to charities or political campaigns. If they require that info to donate, they don't get a donation 🤷

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April 24th

I really enjoyed it up until the end, where I knew exactly what needed to happen, but I couldn't figure out how to do it. When I finally looked it up, it was the most unintuitive solution that felt more like an easter egg than the intended path. I would have never finished it on my own, which left a bad taste in my mouth.

I think you can go find the video in an incognito tab, then grab the link from there

I mean, the library is still there. You don't have to use those products (yet at least...)

The last frame really does look like potion spilling.

This happened to my buddy Eric

https://itch.io/b/3802/game-industry-hardship-fund

I first learned the word from the Vermilion Flycatcher, which is a bright red bird

I also watched the series recently and didn't see anything wrong with the ending. But I was told to go in with no expectations of things being entirely explained, so for me, I just accepted that the island was an unsolvable mystery and enjoyed the other parts of the plot. It was a great show IMO.

I've used BackstopJS, but it sounds a lot like Playwright. You can target and exclude certain elements, which is how I test individual components or exclude dynamic content. It's old and janky but it's better than nothing I guess.

Cancel me all you want, I don't even think you should be on this frickin darn game if you don't have a microphone

Don't listen to the haters it was really good