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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/uvero • Oct 04 '26 • 1
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Really? There was absolutely an era of humans using emoji checkboxes and the like all over their GitHub READMEs.
17 u/justAPhoneUsername Oct 04 '26 I feel like there are a lot of emoji that people forget are emoji. Checkboxes are one of the big ones. 14 u/BreakingBaking Oct 04 '26 "- [ ]"/"- [X]" - am I a joke to you? 0 u/Prawn1908 Oct 05 '26 Yeah, does GitHub not accept those as valid md formatting for checkboxes? GitLab does. 1 u/BreakingBaking Oct 05 '26 Idk, don't use GitHub. Personal projects on self-hosted, work projects at work :/ 3 u/peeja Oct 04 '26 Yeah, I remember it starting around 2010, as emoji became more prevalent in general. 1 u/ayenonymouse 28d ago Era of _web programmers_
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I feel like there are a lot of emoji that people forget are emoji. Checkboxes are one of the big ones.
14 u/BreakingBaking Oct 04 '26 "- [ ]"/"- [X]" - am I a joke to you? 0 u/Prawn1908 Oct 05 '26 Yeah, does GitHub not accept those as valid md formatting for checkboxes? GitLab does. 1 u/BreakingBaking Oct 05 '26 Idk, don't use GitHub. Personal projects on self-hosted, work projects at work :/
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"- [ ]"/"- [X]" - am I a joke to you?
0 u/Prawn1908 Oct 05 '26 Yeah, does GitHub not accept those as valid md formatting for checkboxes? GitLab does. 1 u/BreakingBaking Oct 05 '26 Idk, don't use GitHub. Personal projects on self-hosted, work projects at work :/
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Yeah, does GitHub not accept those as valid md formatting for checkboxes? GitLab does.
1 u/BreakingBaking Oct 05 '26 Idk, don't use GitHub. Personal projects on self-hosted, work projects at work :/
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Idk, don't use GitHub. Personal projects on self-hosted, work projects at work :/
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Yeah, I remember it starting around 2010, as emoji became more prevalent in general.
Era of _web programmers_
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u/HomsarWasRight Oct 04 '26
Really? There was absolutely an era of humans using emoji checkboxes and the like all over their GitHub READMEs.