I have browser extension that rounds up the prices. No matter how easy the calculation is, it still takes your decision making energy that you could have used to resist the impulse purchase or analyse more options.
I have no source here so you may want to double check, but I remember that this price trick works on the subconscious level. Even if you round up the price your brain already 'cached' the lower number and this 'cached' value will be used for the on the fly comparison and decision making.
Some marketing strategies are pretty devious.

@Root always wanted to incorporate whiteboard intiy my workflow, but sadly don't have a convenient place for it. Digital solutions are not a good replacement unfortunately. How your setup with the whiteboard looks like? I am curious to see pictures 🤔

What about code we all grab from StackOverflow then? So many code bases would double in size from the sheer amount of "Copied from StackOverflow" comments 😂

@endor oh I wish malicious crypto miners were not a thing anymore, but they still lurk around. Blocking tools do manage to block most of them though.

And everyone tries to `force push` their opinions 😂

I get a lot of use from Ditto clipboard. Especially Slugify option to create a branch name from work item's title.

E.g. "Task 124: Replace label" becomes "task-124-replace-label". I just manually detele "task-" bit

Probably two tabs are of 'certain' websites that have multiple crypto miners running in the background 😂😂😂

That hit home closer than I expected. So true, and woks at a workplace as well.
Had experience before asking for help from a colleague for hours just to be ignored. Submitted a PR with a half-working solution, got 'corrected' to the working one in minutes

@SortOfTested I am sorry that you felt compelled to down-vote my post because I mentioned that it is also posted elsewhere. I've recently discovered devRant and felt that my story could provide value to the community. Dealing with monolithic code bases and huge methods is a point of frustration for many devs and I felt that this story could shine a light at the issue, especially for begginer developers.