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drtshock
Unable to spoon this repo
That's an ugly hack. Potato only deserves the best, enterprise-grade, code. Stay in your lane.
I believe this project can benefit by including all the Apache Common libraries.
As everybody knows, reinventing the wheel is stupid - which is why a Java project without Apache Commons in every class is utterly inefficient.
@stuntguy3000 But wont Apache Commons make the Potato too bloated to eat? I mean, the potato is good already.
@TheDiamondYT1 Depends. If Apache Commons is shredded bacon or something we wouldn't care that it's bloated. After all, a potato bloated with bacon is awesome.
@MFernFlower Potato is already cooked in Java with a sprinkle of Maven, why re-cook it?
You'd need to submit a feature request to GitHub if you;d like to spoon the potato I guess.
What about knives? They exist too. It's hard to enjoy a delicious potato when it doesn't fit in your mouth.
Necroing since no one seemed to state the obvious solution: Update to Mashed Potato. This will allow you to fork, spoon, and spork the Potato, with equal usability regardless of utensil, to top if off! 😄 :potato:
Get it... to top it off..... "Potato Topper"............ N-no? cough Alright, I'll go >_> lol
I have zero coding knowledge and am simply here for the lawls... 👍
Proposed solution: We need to tell github to change the "Fork" button to a "Spoon" button on Potato day or April Fools.
document.querySelector('a[href="#fork-destination-box"]').innerText = 'Spoon'
Problem solved
document.getElementsByClassName("btn btn-sm btn-with-count")[3].innerHTML = 'Spoon' works perfectly for me (throw it in the browser console and watch the magic happen)
What a copycat, stealing my idea and just changing the selector.. @SimonBaars
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Seems to work fine for me.
@SuperOP535 Everyone can see it's your idea as it's right above my comment, but your command just didn't seem to work in Chrome.
Can confirm my solution works in Firefox, and as it doesn't use anything Firefox-specific it should also work in Chrome.
Nearly 3 years now @drtshock, still awaiting resolution of this critical issue. Many production services are frozen as a result.