Comments and critique is often shortened to ‘c&c’ but because the Lemmy (or maybe just sync for lemmy) title is incorrectly coded, the ampersand gets encoded before it gets stored, but not decoded before it gets shown on the front-end. That’s why I used ‘and’ over ampersand.
It’s just a misunderstanding, don’t sweat it. C and C isn’t a commonly used phrasing for C&C so it’s harder to make the connection between those 2 than between CNC and C and C.
Hey, fun fact, CNC stands tor computerized numerical control.
Comments and critique is often shortened to ‘c&c’ but because the Lemmy (or maybe just sync for lemmy) title is incorrectly coded, the ampersand gets encoded before it gets stored, but not decoded before it gets shown on the front-end. That’s why I used ‘and’ over ampersand.
well, for 3d printing, i guess you know now…
yey for my reading comprehension.
It’s just a misunderstanding, don’t sweat it. C and C isn’t a commonly used phrasing for C&C so it’s harder to make the connection between those 2 than between CNC and C and C.
hence why i’m calling out my own reading comprehension!