How could I pay this!?

Rub some copper atoms onto the keyboard.

Programmer: We need a library to handle currency correctly.

Manager: We have currency library at home.

it’s 246,95 euros and 2 zimbabwean dollars

The first rule of dev club is:
Don’t use float for currency.

The second rule of dev club is:
Don’t use languages that don’t have non-float numbers.

@Demolishun * We have currency library in the browser.

Pay 246.96 and say keep the change

If they didn’t do this cleanly, I wonder what else they messed up.

@vane "2 zimbabwean dollars"

the best hot-take I've seen so far.

@vane "2 zimbabwean dollars"

the best hot-take I've seen so far.

@Lensflare JavaScript now have BigInt, non floating point number type

@Pogromist impressive

Crypto, advanced mathematics with a SQL attack (assuming they are as easily 'hacked' as most database abusers), a very specific foreign currency... finding their exchange rate update patterns and writing an algorithm to constantly crosscheck between their source of info and the sites innate update timings (using other highly specific scripts and factoring in latency on all ends ofc) then trigger the payment accordingly....i could go on... but as ive realised im procrastinating by answering a pointless question literally in various iterators... i should stop :(
#ReluctantlyResponsible

@-red my question is why is their db config so wasteful ...that length shouldnt exist anywhere!

Database abuse, it gets me everytime.

I bet they have unnecessary imports too!

L2trunc;