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    Error’d: Mais Que Nada

    April 4, 2025

    I never did explain the elusive off-by-one I hinted
    at, did I? A little meta, perhaps.
    It is our practice at Error’d to supply five nuggets of joy each week.
    But in episode previous-plus-one, you actually got six!
    (Or maybe, depending on how you count them, that’s yet
    another off-by-one. I slay me.) If that doesn’t tickle
    you enough, just wait until you hear what Dave L.
    brought us. Meanwhile…

    “YATZP” scoffed self-styled
    Foo AKA F.
    Yet Another Time Zone P*, I guess. Not wrong. According to Herr Aka F.,
    “German TV teletext (yes, we still have it!) botched the DST start
    (upper right corner). The editors realized it and posted
    a message stating as much, sent from the ‘future’ (i.e. correct) time zone.”

    0

     

    Michael R.

    wrote in with a thought-provoker. If I’m representing
    one o’clock as 1:00, two o’clock as 2:00, and so forth,
    why should zero o’clock be the only time represented
    with not just one, but TWO leading zeroes? Logically,
    zero o’clock should be represented simply by :00, right?

    1

     

    Meanwhile, (just)
    Randy
    points out that somebody failed to pay attention to detail.
    “Did a full-scroll on Baeldung’s members page and saw
    this. Sometimes, even teachers don’t get it right.”

    2

     

    In case Michael R. is still job-hunting
    Gary K.
    has found the perfect position for everyone.
    That is, assuming the tantalizingly
    missing Pay Range section conforms to the established pattern.
    “Does this mean I should put my qualifications in?” he wondered.
    Run, don’t walk.

    3

     

    And in what I think is an all-time first for us,
    Dave L.
    brings (drum roll) an audio Error’d
    “I thought you’d like this recording from my Garmin watch
    giving me turn-by-turn directions: In 280.097 feet turn right.
    That’s two hundred eighty feet and ONE POINT ONE SIX FOUR INCHES.
    Accuracy to a third of a millimeter!” Don’t move your hand!

    Alas, your browser does not support this audio.

     

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