This bingo card has 39 words: Free!, Tuscon forgets to unmute their audio, Tuscon introduces their new hires, but not Centennial’s, OWL tracks a random person who is not speaking, Hope fixes technical difficulties in the middle of the meetng, Tuscon asks a leading question just so they can answer it themselves, Someone almost falls out of their chair, “So I didn’t make slides today, I thought we’d just do a demonstration instead”, Presenter says they created slides day of, Tuscon has side conversations over the presenter, Someone from Chantily speaks, Relative line numbers in vim, Presenter reuses old slides, Spencer attends because he wants a break from work, Horrible vim color scheme, Someone in Centennial takes over and explains concept quicker/better, Code doesn’t run/work, Hyperfixates on a super niche concept, Someone in Centennial falls asleep during meeting, Someone struggles to log in to a system, Aaron forgets to show up for meeting/shows up late, Someone has a fresh drink for the meeting, “Hey, can you guys hear us OK?”, Meeting runs longer than 1 hour, Someone rants about XMidas, Code works/runs on first attempt, Slide is at least 80% words, Tuscon doesn’t let Centennial into the Zoom before the meeting starts, Uses emacs, notepad, or other text editor (not VSCode or other IDE), Uses vim, Someone in Tuscon asks a question that isn’t repeated for Zoom, SDR(s) are mentioned/discussed, FPGA(s) are mentioned/discussed, Hardware-in-the-loop is mentioned/discussed, Cable testing is mentioned/discussed, Field testing is mentioned/discussed, Gain/loss testing is mentioned/discussed, Calibration is mentioned/discussed and Simulation(s) are mentioned/discussed.
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