Data most definitely exists on the server. It has to be stored somewhere. Email is federated, too, but your inbox can certainly reach a limit of its allotted storage.

Bingo, exactly this. I said 80 because that's typically what I see our projects get to after writing actually useful tests. But if your coverage is 80% and it's all just tests verifying that a constant is still set to whatever value, then yeah, thats a useless metric.

80%. Much beyond that and you get into a decreasing return on the investment of making the tests.

That's not how a static IP works

This is horse shit

Which, hey, bonus, amirite? Nothing beats a BLT with fresh, home-grown tomatoes to watch the much-quicker-than-anticipated demise of Earth.

clang bring out yer dead

swoon

Bow chicka bow wow

It's an older crossover, but it checks out

And shitting (are we still shitting?)

good human