The book "C++ FAQs" uses the word "automagically" instead of automalically. Published by Jeena almost 10 years ago 2014-05-28 06:29:40 3 Replies Johan Thelin, almost 10 years ago It is automagic - that is a completely different concept than automatic :-) Lokarlhorst Son V. Dach, almost 10 years ago haha awesome, we've both been using that word for years Luizcarlos Mateos, almost 10 years ago I use it everyday! Imagine when you have to explain something about Rails, how the hell else? Have you written a response? Let me know the URL: Send There's also indie comments (webmentions) support.
Johan Thelin, almost 10 years ago It is automagic - that is a completely different concept than automatic :-)
Luizcarlos Mateos, almost 10 years ago I use it everyday! Imagine when you have to explain something about Rails, how the hell else?
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It is automagic - that is a completely different concept than automatic :-)
haha awesome, we've both been using that word for years
I use it everyday! Imagine when you have to explain something about Rails, how the hell else?