Traister101

Git ignore doesn’t prevent things from being committed it just prevents them from being “tracked” (for lack of a better word) by default. If you manually explicitly add the file to a commit, and then commit the file will be tracked despite matching the ignore

Yup. Recently had a plumber guy over who only took cash or checks cause the processing fees were 5% or something around there

Fred Myer (my workplace) just rounds up in your favor. IE if you buy something that’s $0.99 you’ll get back 0.05. Most people don’t even use cash, and those that do a maximum of 4¢ “loss” per transaction is irrelevant

The purpose of the MIC is to funnel money to wealthy contractors