I am not usually one for publicly shaming a company for bad behaviour, but this time I am beyond upset.

I have purchased my first MINI back in July 2013 from MINI Langley. All went well, the deal was closed to my satisfaction and all financial aspects were sorted out with me only needing to sign the usual lease forms with MINI Financial Services and the insurance documents with the insurance broker - all on premises.

The process was repeated in January 2016 when I took back my MINI and got a new one under a new lease agreement. Again, all went well.

I am curious as to why the rust on my L-ruler followed these strange but beautiful patterns.

A single 100ms lapse in concentration and you get awesome sashimi, just not the kind you expected:

The one application that needs to be stable is a development environment. There are very few things harder than trying to write code in an IDE that is unreliable.

Thank you Xcode:

I spent 5 minutes trying to bash my head figuring out why the following code did not push out the token:

if token != nil && token!.isEmpty {
  pushOutToken(token)
}

only to realize that the funky Swift unwrapping operator ! applied to token looks - at a quick glance - like a not operator transposed in position, hence the reason for me missing it. I am used to Java, C, C++, C# and tens of other languages that uses the ! as a not operator. Correct code should be: