@europlus

hah! See #DanesLaw

@stfn

lol look at the hashtag, there are examples/explainers. ;)

But in brief, #DanesLaw is the law that states that no matter how painstakingly well you construct a poll, you will get a comment right away from someone completely exposing a critical logical flaw in the way you structured it. ;)

@stfn

lol #DanesLaw strikes again.

Yes, a home-made PVR system absolutely fits, although I'm not 100% if Youtube content counts. XD

@terminaltilt @mcc

The likelihood that a commenter will expose some glaring logical gap in a poll you just posted is something I've encountered SO many times that I coined my own term for it: #DanesLaw XD

@justine @justine

It's a good inclusion, as it's kind of a category-melder.

See #DanesLaw ;)

@morgant

🤦‍♂️

See #DanesLaw

@darkuncle

Yeah, total #DanesLaw event, missing #Plan9 like that. 🤦‍♂️

@rl_dane

re: #DanesLaw

Neither a Linux command line jockey (though I try) nor do I game on any platform.
"Linux, because I'm tired of getting pushed around."

@dendrobatus_azureus

Oh, it'd be much easier done with a simple shell script and curl, although parsing it would be a little bit tricky.

Actually, it could be as simple as putting weasyprint $url screenshot-$datestamp.png in a loop.

#DanesLaw absolutely in place, I should have done that at the beginning. XD