That, or you’re met with “why on earth do you want to do that?”
To be fair, the XY problem is huge in anything coding related. Newbie wants to do X, has a vague and terribly wrong idea about how to do it (Y), then asks how to do Y instead. To give a "correct" answer to Y, assuming the question makes enough sense to have a correct answer, is less helpful than trying more or less tactfully to figure out what the actual goal was.
I definitely didn't think so at the time, but I consider GoT S8 a blessing in disguise now. It has managed to take my considerable interest in the story/universe and shit on it. Absolute smithereens.
So, the fact that Winds and whatever the last one was supposedly supposed to be called are never going to come out actually doesn't bum me out anymore.
Hardly seems like we're big enough to bother, unless it's low effort spam, astroturfing and general pissing in the well. Other than that, nothing.
If nothing else, certain treatments, prescriptions, programs or whatever are likely to at least sort of require a diagnosis. Exactly how formal that is, and how strong the requirements are, depends on condition, location, institution, laws, all kinds of things.
Not just sedatives, digoxin (digitalis) and amitriptyline (tricyclic antidepressive) which are both extremely cardiotoxic in large doses. This stuff is really meant to get shit done...
These are from Norwegian.
So it's just a dilla?
Something can go "like chopped shit" - smoothly, I guess.
Thinking suitcase (being a gutter mind).
Painting Satan on the wall (making mountains out of mole hills).
X on the ceiling (well done/good for you) - no idea, don't ask.
Whittling splinters (splitting hairs) I guess is fairly obvious.
One can also be "snowed down" (an idiot), an onion sausage (idiot), way out in the field (clueless, lost, idiot).
Something is "completely Texas" when it's chaotic, uncontrolled, unregulated or just generally nuts.
A Northerner might describe something that only barely worked/made it on time as "by [one] cunt hair".
Or, y'know, Texas.
That's so skibidi
It's not that much zanier than regular astrology.
Give some JS dev about fifteen minutes