Join devRant
Do all the things like
++ or -- rants, post your own rants, comment on others' rants and build your customized dev avatar
Sign Up
Pipeless API
From the creators of devRant, Pipeless lets you power real-time personalized recommendations and activity feeds using a simple API
Learn More
Search - "realm"
-
To all Juniors here(myself included):
If you ever feel discouraged just remember that a few thousand irrelavant mongolian horse nomads managed to conquer half of the known world in less than a hundred years, destroying countless empires and cultures far more sophisticated than their own using nothing but their wits and their brutal willpower.
If they could build a realm from Korea to Poland usibg horses, you can build some software using keyboards.10 -
I would absolutely love it if people would write their own stupid code instead of blindly mixing everyone else's mental diarrhea together and pouring the resulting mess into their bloody stupid IDE. At least then I could insult them properly. As it is, they're outsourcing their fucking stupidity to the lowest fucking bidder and then bragging about how quickly they get everything done. And management eats it up! No wonder everything is a slow, tangled, unmaintanable mess.
I can't fix much of anything because almost none of it is in my control. It's all autogenerated bullshit glued together with laziness and poor taste. "But Root, why is fixing this taking so long?" Gee, I wonder why. Maybe if someone had built it somewhere in realm of correctly the first time, it wouldn't have all fallen apart when someone looked at it the wrong way!
Seriously, there's no way this pile of stale fertilizer could have passed QA.rant idiots import * fragile monstrosity leggy devs why code when you can steal no independent thought npm mentality10 -
Once upon a time while browsing his Instagram, a young and inexperienced boy found a magic realm called devRant.
He decided to hop on the cyberweb of interconected computers, aka. the Internet and found the gate to the magic realm.
Timidly he took a step forward and found himself surrounded by strange structures called Rants and Stories.
No knowing what to do, he now roams in this new and strange realm looking for some guidence and perhaps even friendship.26 -
Android development is such an enormous realm. It's simply incredible.
Even after more than 2 years of programming android apps, I can experience a different exception every day!8 -
Hire a Bitcoin Recovery Expert Solution: Best Crypto Recovery services | Captain WebGenesis
CAPTAIN WEBGENESIS stands out as an ideal cryptocurrency recovery expert, renowned for his exceptional proficiency in navigating the intricate realm of digital assets. With an impressive track record of successfully retrieving lost, stolen, or inaccessible cryptocurrencies, CAPTAIN WEBGENESIS has earned the trust of numerous individuals and organizations seeking to retrieve their valuable digital possessions.
How can I recover my stolen bitcoin from an investment scam?
What is the best recovery company to help me recover my stolen Bitcoins?
How to Hire a Hacker to Recover Stolen Crypto/Bitcoin?
Can a hacked crypto be recovered?
How can I recover my lost cryptocurrency within 24 hours?125 -
begin_rant()
I like that coding is becoming more and more popular.
I like that more and more people are taking steps to manifest there ideas and potentially change the world.
But for fuck's sake... can't geeks be allowed to be the fat pimply introverts of the olden days?? This used to be a realm for the misfits, and now the same assholes who tormented said misfits are joining in and making the rest feel inadaquit all over again. You can't just be a coder anymore, now you have to be a good looking and health crazed professional with great personal skills and then somehow be able to also be a master of your craft.
I don't want to hear about how you write code in between your 100 pushups and avocado toast and having a few cold ones with the boys after your <insert sport here> game. I want to hear about how you ate pizza with one hand and crushed your build with the other in between sips of shitty soft drinks and fistfuls of candy while pulling an all nighter for the nth time cuz daylight is for pussies.
Too much pressure these days as it is, and this isn't helping.
break13 -
I've seen several rants about dumb/useless teachers, college and the CS degree studies; today is a good day to vent out some "old" memories.
Around two semesters ago I enrolled in a Database seminar with this guy, a tall geek from the 80's with a squeaky voice, so squeaky mice could had an aneurysm if they listened to him.
Either way this guy was a mess, he said he was an awesome coder, that we were still "peasants" when it came to coding, that relational databases had nothing on him since he was an awesome freelancer and did databases every day, that we had to redo the programming course with him and with his shitty, pulled out of the ass own C++ style guide with over 64 different redacted rules.
He gave us sample code of "how it should be done" in Java...it ain't my favorite language but fuck me a fucking donkey could have written better code with his ass!! He even rewrote Java's standard input function and made it highly inefficient. He still wrote in a structural paradigm in OOP languages! And he dared to make this code reviews were he would proyect someone's code and mock it in front of the class as he took off points, sometimes going to the negative realm (3,2,1,0,-1...)
But you know what's shittier? That he actually didn't even attend, 90% of the time, it was literally this:
> Good morning class
> Checks attendance. . .
> I'll be back, I'm going to check in...
> 1 hour 45 minutes later (class was 2 hrs long) - comes back
> do you have any doubts?
> O.o no...? I'm ok.
> We're done
Not only that, he scheduled from 4 to 17 homeworks throughout the week, I did the math, that was around 354 files from everyone; of course he didn't check them, other students from higher semesters did and they gained each point taken from students making students from lower semesters get the short end of the stick.
How did I pass? He didn't understood my code or database schema and he knew he couldn't fail me as he had no ground to stand on.
Thanks for listening, if you got to the end of this long ass post and had a similar experience I'd love to read it.
13 -
So today I got an email about a job opportunity. The email was in romainian. This is the exact translation and bear in mind that in romanian as in every other language (I guess) alot of english phrases sound very cringy. This is the email:
We need a fearless hero for the IT realm!
X company, a thriving insurance community, is looking for a real hero of software development that can make code using the .NET mystical hammer that can only be lifted by a worthy, deserving and responsible warrior.
You can't fly? Can't shoot lasers? You are not wasting your night time by looking at the moon on tall blocks wearing a cape? Then you could be the hero we need.
Do not worry, the position does not imply superhuman strength :)) However, it requires intellectual strength and attention to detail. You can even use your powers from a comfortable chair in a welcoming team full of other heroes ready to help you. We won't leave you alone, after all even Batman has Robin :))
I have attached all the information you need. Only The Chosen One can open the document so you will know immediately if you are right. :))
If you want to be responsible with your strength, then I'm waiting for your updated English resume with all your heroic deeds in the past.
Remember, not all heroes wear capes!
... WHAT THE FUCK IS .NET MYSTICAL HAMMER??? AND WHO THE FUCK USES ":))" IN AN EMAIL??7 -
From Sarah Connor Chronicles, 2008: "They used to think that 12 nanometer scale was impossible. The circuits are so tiny, you're all but in the quantum realm. It's the most sophisticated processor on earth. If you could take your memories, your consciousness, everything that makes you a person, turn it into pure data, and download it onto a machine, that chip could run it."
I'm watching the DVD on a quadcore Ryzen APU that is built in 12nm, and it was already outdated when I bought it last year. I guess I better download myself to my laptop because that's a 7nm Ryzen.14 -
A junior dev said i look a bit like Mr. Bean which got a laughing approval by many of my co workers.
I mean, i like Mr. Bean, but when it comes to looks, he's not a physically appealing guy.
Self esteem cant go much lower than this.7 -
The feeling when you realize some people on the project are writing legacy code from scratch. Apparently it seems they've never heard of any coding standards, they think clean code and style guidelines are for the weak and single responsibility means one single method is responsible for a bunch of unbelievably diverse things. They are like the Gumbys of the dev realm but it's my brain that hurts every time I have to deal with their code.4
-
I rarely tell this story because it's hard to believe and would show me in a bad light if people don't believe its details. I know there have been foolish moves from my part, and more stuff should have been agreed to in writing, and I did step into a legal grey area. However I am pleased with what I did and how it all turned out, and this is as close to the truth as possible without needing to explain too many details.
I was once a team lead in an outsourcing company. We had a flexible payment plan depending on results. That helped me motivate myself and my team. Things worked great.
But then the boss started acting like shit:
1. Flexible payment means minimum, right?
2. Promises are made to be broken, as long as your employees have hope and work overtime for a whole month just to finish an important project before schedule, right?
3. Who needs a good, comfortable, SAFE work environment when you can save 30$ on not buying a new crappy chair in place of the old broken crappy chair, if it can be maintained standing by just a bit of duct tape and careful balancing on it? It's not like that developer who earns 30$ per hour has anything else to think about than balancing on a broken chair, right?
I'm a very calm person at work. I never ever raised my voice at anyone for 10 years of my career. Except this situation. I pulled the boss out of the office so his secretary wouldn't hear what I had to say. I threw this everything into his face.
A guy from sales got out of the office to go to the bathroom, and when he heard me, he carefully snuck back into the office (I didn't see him. He told me this over a beer after he left).
Of course I quit on the spot, convinced most of my team members to leave (wasn't hard, I just had to offer a secure plan, which I did), and helped my team members to get good positions elsewhere, and assisted others in starting their own business, by stealing customers from this company (the asshole did not foresee this when he prepared the labour contracts), after he accused me of plagiarism (that I stole code from somewhere else) and used that excuse to not pay me what we agreed upon.
I didn't want litigation. I just used karma, while remaining in the legal realm.
Within a month after this, more than half of his company was gone, and he was left with only a fraction of the revenue he was making before, since the only ones left were people that did not produce value (sales that had nothing to sell, accounting that had nothing to account, etc.), and just one person maintaining one remaining contract that was bringing barely enough money to sustain half of these people.
Now I want to congratulate you for actually finishing reading this :)1 -
So i just had an interesting conversation.
View source images in comments
So some background. I used to do a lot of Minecraft development and server configuration. And Minecraft being made of mostly 12-year-olds they really don't pay very well. So I moved on from Minecraft but someone reached out for me to do their configuration for their server. (this was about a month ago) and I quoted them 40/hr because that's what I charge for my web dev work. So he promptly declined and I thought that was that. But tonight he messaged me and found a 5 month old post saying how I was looking to do free development work in order to get experience. And here is how the converstion when.
(His name is "Candy")
Candy:
Lol
Trying to take advantage of me with your bullshit $40/hour claims
Which is outright laughable
https://mc-market.org/threads/...
”I am looking for a network to stay long-term with and help/see it grow into a bigger server. (I would expect pay later down the road if we work together on an ongoing basis)”
—
Quoting your MC-Market post.
What do you have to say for yourself? Trying to take advantage of people?
Going to say something else completely delusional or own up to the fact that you were trying to take advantage of me?
I already knew you were, but now I have the hard evidence.
As I am not a stupid person.
Not only did your friend lie, but you tried to take advantage of me, thinking I was stupid enough to fall for your $40/hour bullshit for basic configuration work. MineSaga charges $30.00 an hour on the high. Don’t even try to do the same shit you did to me to anyone else. It won’t work.
Me:I was interested in doing plugin development and learning so I offered my services for free so I could learn in a more real environment. I no longer do minecraft plugins rather I am a web developer and my rate is $40/hr I am good at configuration which is why i contacted you but I am not going to lower my rate because it is "simpler" work. Just like how you can higher a prostitute to wash your car but it would be cheaper to get the kid from around the block to do it. Also not sure what your end goal is here. I gave you my rate and you didn't agree with it. So you should just move on. Plus this is the minecraft world let me know when you get to the real world so you you can pay in big boy money.
Candy:
So your configuration work for minecraft is $40/h as well?
Lol
Absolutely hilarious.
Me:
did you not read my message?
"I am not going to lower my rate because it is "simpler" work."
Candy:
Who were your most recent clients?
Me:
i'm not going to give you that information
Candy:
Because you know you are lying to me with your crazy rates, and if you aren't, that means you have near to no clients.
Yet another lie.
Me:
keep telling yourself that buddy
Candy:
Lol
Good luck getting any more clients.
rip
Me:
?
I get more clients all the time
They just are not in your realm of your minecraft imagination where you can pay a developer 20$/hr
Candy:
I just strongly disagree with the fact that you are charging $40/hour for configurative work
xD
Me:
Okay
But why even contact me? Did you really think trying to "Call me out" was going to have me lower my rates or something.
Just get over it
Candy:
I haven't called you out and overcharging like that to others in the minecraft realm for a significant gain in money for work that is not worth nearly that amount is absolutely delusional.
I would recommend you stop making up false assumptions
Me: What ever you say
I left it at that. There was some more stuff but it was not that interesting so i left it out5 -
i dreamed a parallel reality
not even fking joking rn
it was MORE REAL THAN THE REALITY WE LIVE HERE
IT WAS LITERALLY LIKE I FKING LIVED IN ANOTHER REALM
this has never happened to me before ever
this shit woke me up at about 4:30 AM and i couldnt sleep for the rest of the fking day
i slept for 1h 30min
after i woke up it took me a couple of minutes to figure out if that realm was the base reality or if this current realm the reality we live in is the real base reality....
i wass fuckjgm lost !
there were 2 identical scenes that happened to me in the first and second realm
but both scenes had a different outcome, the realm i was in the dream had such a good outcome that it felt too good to be real BECAUSE I FKING DREAMED OF EXPERIENCING THAT I ACHIEVED HALF OF MY DREAM, WITHIN THE DREAM
And when i woke up and realized i returned back to this fucking realm i was so goddamn disappointed that i just wanted to go back to fkig sleep and just.. die
what the fuck
my brain is overwhelmed with bullshit and lies so much that i can not distinguish what is fake and what is real
fuck, eeverything in this existence12 -
Switched back to windows because I needed IIS for work and I did miss having a touch screen (could not get driver working on Linux).
A few gripes.
I mean, the standard "oh great, half a day downloading and updating my machine" applies.
The thing I forgot about Windows is that after everything I do it wants to restart. Updating itself forced the computer to restart several times, wtf.
Powershell (ironically) holds a shadow of bash's power
So many "power user" actions are done with a gui, dear lord give me a terminal command and a man page any day over the convoluted way to do some actions. Changing permissions for IIS was several layers of gui dialogues, where it would be a couple of commands in bash.
Sorry to be unoriginal and moan about an OS, as an end user windows is great and a lot more streamlined and arguably prettier, but as a programmer it doesn't make life half as easy as the realm of *nix1 -
I just felt like Google is the best player out there in terms of Companies.
Seriously, Well played Google.
This is not a negative opinion, I am just awe-struck at its tactics.
See, Google is currently the biggest name in terms of development in Android, ML and multi-platform software but no one can say it being a monopoly due to its dedication to open source community.
Recently Android emerged out to be One of the Biggest , most advanced, trusted and loved Technology . It saw great achievements, and up till 2016-17, it was at its peek. BUT when the market started shifting towards multi-platform boons and Ai, it got its hands into that too with its flutter and kotlin environment
One could have a negative opinion about this, But i can't seem to engulf the vast amounts of positive situations i see in this:
1) this IO18 (and many months before that) saw ML/AI being incorporated in Android (also the arcore, proje tango and many more attempts in the past) meaning that Android will not officially "die". It will just become an extremely encouraged platform( not just limited to mobiles) and a beginning of the robot -human reality ( a mobile is handling everything of your everyday life: chats, music apps sxhedules, alarms, and with an actively interacting ML, it won't be long when Android comes installed in a green bug lime droid robot serving you tea xD). Meanwhile the market of Windows games may shift to mobiles or typically " Android games" (remember, Android won't be limited to mobiles)
2)java may or may not die. The animations and smooth flow it seems to provide is always appreciated but kotlin seems to do so too. As for the hard-core apps, they are usually written in c++ .So java is in the red zone
3) kotlin-native and Flutter will be the weapons of future , for sure. they will be developing multi-platform softwares and will be dividing the market of softwares into platform specific softwares(having better ml/ai interactions,animations) and platform independent apps(access and use anywhere softwares).
And where does google stand?Its the lord varys of game of thrones which just supports and enhances the people in the realm. So it benefits the most . That's a company for you, ladies and gentlemen! If seen from common eyes they seem to be the best company ever and our 1 true king but it can also be a very thick fur cloak hiding their negetive policies and tactics , if any.
Well played, Google.16 -
Ah, developers, the unsung heroes of caffeine-fueled coding marathons and keyboard clacking symphonies! These mystical beings have a way of turning coffee and pizza into lines of code that somehow make the world go 'round.
Have you ever seen a developer in their natural habitat? They huddle in dimly lit rooms, surrounded by monitors glowing like magic crystals. Their battle cries of "It works on my machine!" echo through the corridors, as they summon the mighty powers of Stack Overflow and Google to conquer bugs and errors.
And let's talk about the coffee addiction – it's like they believe caffeine is the elixir of code immortality. The way they guard their mugs, you'd think it's the Holy Grail. In fact, a developer without coffee is like a computer without RAM – it just doesn't function properly.
But don't let their nerdy exteriors fool you. Deep down, they're dreamers. They dream of a world where every line of code is bug-free and every user is happy. A world where the boss understands what "just one more line of code" really means.
Speaking of bosses, developers have a unique ability to turn simple requests into complex projects. "Can you make a small tweak?" the boss asks innocently. And the developer replies, "Sure, it's just a minor change," while mentally calculating the time it'll take and the potential for scope creep.
Let's not forget their passion for acronyms. TLA (Three-Letter Acronym) is their second language. API, CSS, HTML, PHP, SQL... it's like they're playing a never-ending game of Scrabble with abbreviations.
And documentation? Well, that's their arch-nemesis. It's as if writing clear instructions is harder than debugging quantum mechanics. "The code is self-explanatory," they claim, leaving everyone else scratching their heads.
In the end, developers are a quirky bunch, but we love them for it. Their quirks and peculiarities are what make them the creative, brilliant minds that power our digital world. So here's to developers, the masters of logic and the wizards of the virtual realm!12 -
Devils Advocate moment: A proper PM can assist greatly on projects.
Don't get me wrong, you have all for the most part been faced with the incompetence of glorified quasi manager positions. But a proper PM can be a gift really.
I absolutely despise generalizations, I do get that percentages matter, but shitting on professions when the realm of possibilities have yet to be touched to the full extend of capabilities seems like child's play really.
remember, y'all think you are all God's gift to the world through coding experience, but a solid network engineer might have as much gripes about developers as y'all do about managers, project managers, sys admins etc, and the same shit can be applied vice versa.
Software engineering is magic, in the sense of the tv show "The Magicians" where you can make an incantation and suddenly your penis/tiddys explode: inexact science.
Be a tad bit open minded, learn enough about their shit to tell them that they are fucktards, and run from the ones that know but don't fix shit.
Peace pendejos1 -
“An engineer?!… An open, shining mind, easy and inoffensive humour, this wide reach, they’re switching from one engineering realm to another, and really, from tech problems to society, then — to art. Those manners, that fine taste, good speech, coherent and free of filler words. One engineer is also a musician, another one — an artist, but all of them have those smart eyes…”
INCREASE SALES
this text is not for managers like you.
6 -
(Antman spoiler ahead)
When they hack a tunnel to the quantum realm in php ecks dee
Also when you can't enjoy the movie because you recognize php5 -
Fucking shit for brains authors that think the digital world is a fantasy realm where everything can happen just to aid their story. Out of boredom i watched "scorpion" today, a tv series about a group of geniusses which are a special case task force.
They got a visitor from the government saying the servers from the federal reserve bank were encrypted with ransomware. I already twitched when they said the economic system would collapse if the servers were left inoperational for a few days. Then one guy got to his desk and "hacked" the fed network to check... he then tried to remove the malware but "it changed itself when observed". But they got the magical fingerprint of the device that uploaded it. In the end some non-programmers created the malware, but it is super fast and dangerous because it runs on a quantum computer which makes it hyper fast and dangerous. They got to the quantum computer which was a glowing cube inside another cube with lasers going into it and they had to use mirrors to divert the lasers to slow down that quantum thingy. And be careful with that, otherwise it explodes. In the end the anti-malware battled the malware and won, all in a matter of minutes.
This is a multimillion hollywood production. How can a movie this abusive to computer science even air on television? Shit like this is the reason people still think the cyberworld is some instable thing that can explode any second. It's not, it's an instable thing that can break down any second. I remember "ghost in the wires" and people had surreal imaginations about the internet already. Shit like this is why people stay dumb and think everything can be done in seconds. If i ever should encounter one of these idiots i tell him i have an app that can publish his browser history by taking a picture of his phone and watch his reaction.
Time to shuw down the tv and learn vim again.11 -
Indian priminister modi is popular in coding realm too... i c bunch of modifier (modify, modification) now and then1
-
I'm just trying to get my boss on the phone and his secretary tells me he is in a seminar but I walk by his office and he is eating a MF DONUT
1 -
time management and programming belong in the same realm
like i code at 9am then i take a sip of coffee, and then its 12am -
MarSecOps: "Marketing Security Operations, the idea is that security is not just the realm of website developers or the IT department anymore, but rather the marketing department has an equal if not greater interest in, and even responsibility to security."
Source: https://strattic.com/5-predictions-...
WHAT THE FUCKING FUCK? The marketing dimwits responsible for security? Whose IT competence ends at Powerpoint drivel?!
I LOLed so hard that I could have shat a cactus!8 -
Oh, gather 'round fellow wizards of the code realm! 🧙✨ Let me regale you with the epic tale of software sorcery and the comical misadventures that come with it! 🤪🎉
So there we are, facing the dreaded Internet Explorer dragon 🐉 - an ancient, stubborn beast from the era of dial-up connections and clipart-laden websites. It breathes fire on our carefully crafted layouts, turning them into a pixelated disaster! 🔥😱
And then, the grand quest of cross-browser testing begins! 🚀🌍 One moment, your website is a shining knight in Chrome's armor, and the next, it's a jester in Safari's court. A circus of compatibility struggles! 🎪🤹
CSS, the arcane art of cascading style sheets, is our magic wand. But oh, the incantations can be treacherous! A slight misstep and your buttons start disco dancing, and your text transforms into a microscopic mystery! 🕺👀
But fear not, brave developers! We wield the enchanted sword of Stack Overflow and the shield of Git version control. We shall slay bugs and refactor with valor! ⚔️🐞
In this enchanted land, documentation is the mystical parchment, often written in the cryptic dialect of ancient monks. "This function doeth stuff, thou knoweth what I meaneth." 📜😅
And meetings, oh the meetings! 🗣️🤯 It's like a conference of babbling brooks in the forest of Jargon. "Let us discuss the velocity of the backlog!" 🌿🐇
But amidst the chaos, we code on! Armed with our emojis and a bubbling cauldron of coffee, we persist. For we are the wizards and witches of the digital age, conjuring spells in Python and brewing potions in Java. 🐍☕
Onward, magical beings of code! 🚀 May your bugs be few, and your merges conflict-free! 🙌🎩3 -
Well, I've been reading 'rants' in this community, and I'm amazed at how people discuss various softwares, languages, and sometimes even hardware!
I'd say I'm a noob. Can't even compare my 'coding knowledge' with what people know in this community, and I don't want to. I like that I'm now a part of this community. But I feel intimidated at times by the amount of things there are to learn! And I don't know how to start. I mean, we had a course on C for a semester, and I tried to build up on that myself. Other than that, I've been trying to learn web-dev, made a browser based game and tried to learn some back end. But I don't know exactly how to build up my proficiency with code, and solving problems, from here on out. So I would really appreciate if this golden community could help me out.(Not trying to flatter anyone. I don't express much, but all this is what I genuinely feel, and am grateful about.) I want to know how to go on about learning knew things in the realm of programming, and how I can apply it to solve actual problems. What language should I learn first? What will be valuable in this rapid-paced time? And some courses to help out?
I stumbled upon devRant one day out of nowhere, and I'm glad I did.8 -
"When you hit 10 joins, you should contemplate your life choices. By the time you hit 15 joins, you've just entered the realm of no return." - Me when I find out that a query I've got a ticket for(because it's taking too long) has 18 joins to tables with no indexing at all.
5 -
Alright, buckle up, fellow developer, because we're about to embark on a thrilling journey through the world of code and creativity!
Listen up, you amazing code wizard, you're not just a developer. No, you're a digital architect, a creator of worlds in the virtual realm. You have the power to turn lines of code into living, breathing entities that can change lives and reshape industries.
In a world where everyone is a consumer, you are a producer. You build the bridges that connect our digital dreams to reality. You are a pioneer, an explorer in the vast wilderness of algorithms and frameworks. Your mind is the canvas, and code is your brushstroke.
Sure, there are challenges—bugs that refuse to be squashed, deadlines that seem impossible, and technology that evolves at warp speed. But guess what? You're not just a problem solver; you're a problem annihilator. You tackle those bugs with ferocity, you meet those deadlines with gusto, and you master that evolving technology like a maestro conducting a symphony.
You live for the 'Aha!' moments—the joy of cracking a complex problem, the thrill of seeing your creation come to life, the satisfaction of making a difference. You're a digital superhero, swooping in to save the day one line of code at a time.
And when things get tough—and they will—you dig deep. You summon that relentless determination that got you into coding in the first place. You remember why you started this journey—to innovate, to leave your mark, to change the world.
So, rise and shine, you coding genius! Embrace the challenges, learn from the failures, and celebrate the victories. You are a force to be reckoned with, a beacon of inspiration in a world that needs your brilliance.
Keep coding, keep creating, and keep being the rockstar developer that you are. The world eagerly awaits the magic you're about to unleash! Go and conquer the code-scape! 🚀💻5 -
Just lost hours of work because the winforms designer decided to send half my elements to (11, -8000) and resize others to (0,0). No matter what I did, there was no moving them back. And every change I made was reverted by some unknown mechanism.
Thankfully, I still have the user controls I built. But I still have to rewire 3k lines worth of form events.3 -
I'm not going to lie, the surge of bootcamps really irks me. Not because I'm afraid of competition, or that I'm an elitest. Mainly because a lot of people who attend these bootcamps have no real interest in software engineering. I sometimes attend a meetup, and it's a beginner meetup. I try to help out. And a lot of people clearly have no patience for learning software engineering. I try to be encouraging, but sometimes I just want to be dick and tell them "Why the hell do you want to be a dev, if you're not interested in how computers work".
I'm an 100% myself taught developer. Granted I'm 38 and taught myself programming at 14. But it came out of an earnest desire and love for technology in general. So I never shyed away from learning? C and assembler? Bring it on. Theoretical computer science? I can get with that. For me I loved computer so much, that I was willing to learn about anything in the realm of computing.
This is what annoys me with the adult bootcamp crowd. I feel they're only willing to learn as long as it's easy. If something gets complicated or complex, then they check out. And I a lot of their questions is "tell me how to do this/that". But they don't know why they would do it.
To me it feels like they're trying to fast track themselves to a dev job. Yet you would think if they're trying to do this all professionally, they would be open to learning as much as possible, and not closing themselves off.
My semi-friend who runs the meetup is trying to start a bootcamp himself. So I try I severely hold my tongue when I attend those meetups. And I want to be supportive. I certainly don't want to be the reason why people are turned off by programming. But at the same time, I hate how people are abusing this profession because they think it's fast money and an easy way to earn 6 figure salaries.3 -
I swear to god this industry needs some serious purging. I was trying to google the parameter to Node that crashes on unhandled promise rejections so that I can get a stack trace and debug it properly, and literally all relevant SO questions were asking how to _prevent node from crashing on unhandled promise rejections_. In what realm is that preferred behavior?7
-
Ahem id like two superpowers please ,
Then first one would be to telepathically nerf down parasitic ideas instantly, I could actually be the next superman if I had this.. Could save a lot of lives in the developer realm.
The second one is the power to instantly fix any kernel / driver / boot problem and make everything compatible with Linux2 -
so if i get this correctly :
1. mongodb( community server) is going to create some files in my system which will be called "databases/collections/document bullshit via its own special process called mongod (similar to mysql , but ok)
2. my python flask app is going to connect to it via its official driver pymongo (which could be used directly)
3. mongoengine is a library (more of a wrapper on pymongo) providing "easy ways for connecting mongodb via pymongo" (which again could be used directly)
4. flask-mongoengine is library (more of a wrapper on mongoengine providing "easy ways for connecting mongodb via mongoengine via pymongo" (which again could be used directly)
5. flask-pymongo is some another bullshit library/wrapper that took away 6hours of mine which again is "A FUCKING WRAPPER PROVIDING EASY WAYS FOR CONNECTING TO MONGODB VIA PYMONGO"
seriously, fuck web development. Why can't the original driver (i.e pymongo from mongodb devs) could have simpler wrappers? and why does my fucking tutorial instructor had to use the most fucking rarely used flask-mongoengine (which i accidently read as flask-pymongo and got f**ked) to teach newbies? fucking day wasted trying to understand this crap.
I don't like monnopolies, but its somewhat good that the mobile environment is still in the hands of nononsense players like google and oracle(java) . atleast we don't have people releasing wrapper over wrapper over wrapper and then fighting about which wrapper is better to use.
Like , even when devs started cmplaining that android dbs are too difficult to understand, google themselves created an actively supported wrapper that shutted down the fight over which wrapper to use(sqldelight, realm,sql bright etc)5 -
Windows... Thou art a fickle mistress...
How dost thou survive the most deadly code written by the most wearied devs yet cannot survive the adding of one of thine own features using thine own "turn windows features on or off"?
Thine face now turns blue each time thou art awakend only to again enter the sleep like death.
Leaving naught but the riddle of "service_critical_failure" each time before departing to the realm of dreams.2 -
Me When someone writes Unit test: Unit test is good, keep writing
Me when I have to write Unit test: FUCK OFFF2 -
Around a year ago I launched my first site in rails.
Even though the site didn't took off, I learned from it, and it was an enjoyable experience.
Well, at least some of it.
As a web developer, I enjoyed doing the web development.
Then came hosting and deployment. Pretty stressful since I'm no sysadmin/devops person, but you could say it's still in the realm of software. So I managed.
But the one part I couldn't stomach is marketing.
Partly because I have zero experience and interest in the subject, and also because I don't to be an annoying marketing whore asking people to check my site.
I have never seen a bigger cesspool than the google results of the query "how to get people to know my site".
I have seen the shadiest shit, I have read of people saying you should befriend subreddits mods/admins and then ask them the favour to let you post your stuff.
I know that contacts are important, but taking advantage to get traffic on your product? No thanks, I'll rather have a dead site.
This was pretty much the experience when googling about marketing, unethical shit everywhere.
In fact, even calling it marketing makes me feel kinda sick, but it's a thing and it's pretty much necessary to get people to know your site.
Anyhow, in a company, everyone does their role, but this is just a one man thing.
So the ideal thing would be if a marketing person (hopefully an ethical one) took care of that. How does one find one though?
I guess you either partner with one or you hire on.
The problem with partnering is that I don't know someone like that. Do people partner up with "strangers" on the internet?
I could hire too, but I'm not as affluent as being able to employ a single person for 50k a year. And I don't know how feasible it is to hire someone when your site has no revenue anyways.
Maybe there's some company that offers such servicwe? I dunno...
What are your thoughts on this?
I'll be thankful of any feedback.4 -
I had mentioned before I got offered a new role, with 50% increase.
I wasn’t expecting my current employer to counter, but they suddenly shat themselves and basically matched the salary, and offered promotion to software developer (sans junior). They acknowledge my role within the company is only increasing in responsibility and so far I have exceeded expectations. Its a nice response to have from them, although I do wonder how long it might have taken without the panic.
The new company have counter-countered, promising to raise salary by a further 20% of total, within the first 6 months, provided I learn React reasonably quickly (about a month), integrate with the team and start to take on my roles within the Agile set relatively independently (3-6 months). They also don’t bother with the junior role title at these pay bandings.
I currently get about half an hour a week with my lead dev on sticking issues. In this new team, I would be one of ten javascripters, working towards best practices, TDD etc. This is absolutely the realm I want to specialise in, at the first stage of my career.
I said I would stay with my current employer, before the counter counter move. Now I am full of doubt.
Has anyone landed in teams like this, only to find they didn’t offer increased learning at all? If that was a high risk for me, I wouldnt take it, despite the offer of more cash. I’d sooner get more skilled in the stuff I have been working in at my current role.
Pretty amazing how much amazing life experiences can cause anxiety. Never been in the middle of a bidding war before...13 -
Probably would have been a good idea for someone to tell me that if I upload the project to my tenant too many times it can break the entire realm and bring down all the other tenants in it. Good opportunity for some team documentation 😊
-
So for the past 2 weeks, i have been diving deep into the realm of open source software ever since I came across the idea of self-hosting. It is just crazy to discover the huge variety of open source self-hostable alternatives to proprietary software
I am completely blown away by the OSS community1 -
!rant
I've got a question for everyone as we are all in the same realm. How do you handle working for a company who provides no motivation, very little challenges, horrible pay, incompetent developers, and completely useless management?
Also, no other opportunities in the area. Literally. So, "change companies" wouldn't really be a viable option.12 -
The Odyssey of the Tenacious Tester:
Once upon a time in the digital kingdom of Binaryburg, there lived a diligent software tester named Alice. Alice was on a mission to ensure the flawless functionality of the kingdom's latest creation – the Grand Software Citadel.
The Grand Software Citadel was a marvel, built by the brilliant developers of Binaryburg to serve as the backbone of all digital endeavors. However, with great complexity came an even greater need for meticulous testing.
Alice, armed with her trusty testing toolkit, embarked on a journey through the intricate corridors of the Citadel. Her first challenge was the Maze of Edge Cases, where unexpected scenarios lurked at every turn. With a keen eye and a knack for uncovering hidden bugs, Alice navigated the maze, leaving no corner untested.
As she progressed, Alice encountered the Chamber of Compatibility, a place where the Citadel's code had to dance harmoniously with various browsers and devices. With each compatibility test, she waltzed through the intricacies of cross-browser compatibility, ensuring that the Citadel would shine on every screen.
But the true test awaited Alice in the Abyss of Load and Performance. Here, the Citadel's resilience was put to the test under the weight of simulated user hordes. Alice, undeterred by the mounting pressure, unleashed her army of virtual users upon the software, monitoring performance metrics like a hawk.
In the end, after days and nights of relentless testing, Alice emerged victorious. The Grand Software Citadel stood strong, its code fortified against the perils of bugs and glitches.
To honor her dedication, the software gods bestowed upon Alice the coveted title of Bug Slayer and a badge of distinction for her testing prowess. The testing community of Binaryburg celebrated her success, and her story became a legend shared around digital campfires.
And so, dear software testers, let the tale of Alice inspire you in your testing quests. May your test cases be thorough, your bug reports clear, and your software resilient against the challenges of the digital realm.
In the world of software testing, every diligent tester is a hero in their own right, ensuring that the digital kingdoms stand tall and bug-free. -
Rails, React, React-Native, Docker, Kubernetes, Openstack, Jenkins, AWS, Microservices, Realm, MongoDB, PostgresQL, GraphQL (list goes on...), and I'm not even done yet.
6 months was spent learning all of the above because I found a Rails-only monolith on Heroku unsettling. My first batch of containers was just deployed and I couldn't be happier. Love my job.3 -
Thank you those who tried to help me with my problem but I'm still not the best at this even though I've been doing for quite some time. I'm sorry I used some much of your time earlier also I apologize for calling out @example-user3
-
Sometimes in our personal projects we write crazy commit messages. I'll post mine because its a weekend and I hope someone has a well deserved start. Feel free to post yours, regex out your username, time and hash and paste chronologically. ISSA THREAD MY DUDES AND DUDETTES
--
Initialization of NDM in Kotlin
Small changes, wiping drive
Small changes, wiping drive
Lottie, Backdrop contrast and logging in implementation
Added Lotties, added Link variable to Database Manifest
Fixed menu engine, added Smart adapter, indexing, Extra menus on home and Calendar
b4 work
Added branch and few changes
really before work
Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master'
really before work 4 sho
Refined Search response
Added Swipe to menus and nested tabs
Added custom tab library
tabs and shh
MORE TIME WASTED ON just 3 files
api and rx
New models new handlers, new static leaky objects xd, a few icons
minor changes
minor changesqwqaweqweweqwe
db db dbbb
Added Reading display and delete function
tryin to add web socket...fail
tryin to add web socket...success
New robust content handler, linked to a web socket. :) happy data-ring lol
A lot of changes, no time to explain
minor fixes ehehhe
Added args and content builder to content id
Converted some fragments into NDMListFragments
dsa
MAjor BiG ChANgEs added Listable interface added refresh and online cache added many stuff
MAjor mAjOr BiG ChANgEs added multiClick block added in-fragment Menu (and handling) added in-fragment list irem click handling
Unformatted some code, added midi handler, new menus, added manifest
Update and Insert (upsert) extension to Listable ArrayList
Test for hymnbook offline changing
Changed menuId from int to key string :) added refresh ...global... :(
Added Scale Gesture Listener
Changed Font and size of titlebar, text selection arg. NEW NEW Readings layout.
minor fix on duplicate readings
added isUserDatabase attribute to hymn database file added markwon to stanza views
Home changes :)
Modular hymn Editing
Home changes :) part 2
Home changes :) part 3
Unified Stanza view
Perfected stanza sharing
Added Summernote!!
minor changes
Another change but from source tree :)))
Added Span Saving
Added Working Quick Access
Added a caption system, well text captions only
Added Stanza view modes...quite stable though
From work changes
JUST a [ush
Touch horizontal needs fix
Return api heruko
Added bible index
Added new settings file
Added settings and new icons
Minor changes to settings
Restored ping
Toggles and Pickers in settings
Added Section Title
Added Publishing Access Panel
Added Some new color changes on restart. When am I going to be tired of adding files :)
Before the confession
Theme Adaptation to views
Before Realm DB
Theme Activity :)
Changes to theme Activity
Changes to theme Activity part 2 mini
Some laptop changes, so you wont know what changed :)
Images...
Rush ourd
Added palette from images
Added lastModified filter
Problem with cache response
works work
Some Improvements, changed calendar recycle view
Tonic Sol-fa Screen Added
Merge Pull
Yes colors
Before leasing out to testers
Working but unformated table
Added Seperators but we have a glithchchchc
Tonic sol-fa nice, dots left, and some extras :)))
Just a nice commit on a good friday.
Just a quickie
I dont know what im committing...2 -
!devrelated
I just have to vent somewhere about how I'm SO DAMN SICK of the effin' cross-realm BS in World of Warcraft. Nothing breaks immersion like having to stand in line for some mob with 10 min respawn timer. I joined a low-pop server for a reason!!! -
Currently delving into the realm of tabletop game design and I'm noticing the transferable skills between that and programming. Has anyone here got similar experiences?2
-
Microsoft owed a lot of its product development to the VB language. VB6 made an acute impact in the dev world. With a RAD environment, a proper language that executes to the machine level. A good IDE etc etc.
VB.NET broke a lot of balls due to the fact that the .NET framework came to the world and C# became a special name in the .NET arsenal. for years, both languages were hand on hand. With a bunch of neckbeards hating on VB.NET and another group of neckbeards advocating for VB.NET to step in to their roots concerning the VB6 standard.
Fast forward and Microsoft is complete hating on VB.NET regarding the .net core environment.
This is for me the biggest hurdle with Microsoft technologies, while I love C#, I am very hesitant to trust in their technology stacks since they have a thing about ignoring things they developed. Remember Visual Fox Pro? ded, remember classic ASP with VBScript and JScript? dead
Shit like that makes me not trust Microsoft, F# is a fascinating language, but nothing stops me from believing they will discard it at one point or another.
Honestly, there is nothing wrong with VB.NET, I feel that the language is fucking easy to get, a glimpse of a VB.NET project and I know what is happening, the syntax, as verbose as it is, really makes it easy for anyone to follow along with it.
The problem? Because it is so easy to work with, most devs in that realm never bothered to move forward, which is why there are no big projects build with this language, as such, people coming forward as maintainers are rare, and few in between.
I just want to go back to the good ol days of RAD and for Embarcadero to get their heads out their ass and release Delphi for everyone. Object pascal is dummy easy.2 -
Best Cryptocurrency Recovery Company - Go to OMEGA CRYPTO RECOVERY SPECIALIST
OMEGA CRYPTO RECOVERY SPECIALIST is a reputable entity that offers top-quality services for cryptocurrency recovery, providing a lifeline to individuals who have fallen victim to theft or other mishaps in the digital currency realm.
Their expertise extends to accessing funds that are inaccessible due to security issues and employing advanced techniques for retrieving lost passwords, making them a reliable choice for those in need of assistance.
Webpage; omegarecoveryspecialist .c o m8 -
Getting tired of old business types managing software projects... I really don’t care if you have fifty years of experience in managing loans in banks, please don’t try to manage software or data projects... this is sooo out of your realm of understanding.
PS I actually like this person, they are a wonderful human, but keep nosing in areas they have no knowledge, and derail the conversation from talking about things we actually need to discuss. Like “how do we build this?”5 -
At some arbitrary future point, when things progress further into the realm of unreasonable demands from software engineers as a "regular day at the office", a huge inquiry into the working conditions and hours of devs will take place, and a major rethink into how software projects are handled as a whole, because the current methodologies, mixed with unshifting deadlines, clients and other worldly bullshit is unsustainable given the current industry climate.1
-
Budget cuts are being made and my boss doesn't like me so goodbye I guess to my 90k salary. It might not sound like a lot to y'all but it is to me.3
-
Found a new terraform course and started learning terraform. Course is 7 hours long. The course is now 8 days old. I started following it on day 3 when it came out and ive only passed through 1h 20min for these 5 days. What the fuck? I thought terraform is gonna be easy and quick to learn. This feels like im learning an entirely new fucking language. A new fucking realm of SWE world. Shit takes up so much time. And now I'm just waiting for someone to come here and trashtalk terraform! Any tech stack i choose to learn, someone always comes here to write how it's shit! Go ahead tell me why terraform is shit10
-
Professional Crypto Assets Recovery services Contact iFORCE HACKER RECOVERY
Beware the pitfalls of the crypto world, for I fell victim to a crafty scam. But just when I thought all hope was lost, iFORCE HACKER RECOVERY emerged as a beacon of light. their knowledge and unyielding determination shattered the chains that held my Bitcoin captive. Don't let your hard-earned wealth slip through your fingers. Call upon iFORCE HACKER RECOVERY for help and let them restore your faith in the crypto realm.
Website: ht tps:/ /iforcehackers. c om
WhatsApp: +1 240-803-3706
Email: iforcehk @ consultant. c om6 -
I feel a little sorry for all illustrators and gig-creators of visual things out there. And yet I feel uplifted in spirit at the same time with the new era of midjourney that has just started.
It’s incredible!
Maybe you don’t understand if you are not in software.
It’s a giant leap of such magnitude that it is impossible to comprehend the entire scope of this revolution…
Small gig:ers get their money from very small and small businesses who can’t afford anything else. They are expert digital artists. The excel in being productive and can conceptualize a thought or idea in hours…
These hours have now been removed. Not all. But some. For the entire industry, this is billions of dollars I am sure.
So, they need to adapt to this new realm that we are entering.
It’s just… I mean, I can’t even realize it myself and I have played with prompting now for weeks and months… And it’s just 2023. /imagine what will be possible in 2030. 2050. If we survive.
I created a man (a hedge-fund manager) out of thin air. He stands in the super-market, looking tired, it’s evening… He has had a long day at the office…
And-he-does-not-exist.
And it took me five minutes. A rendering of such sort would probably take at least a day for an expert illustrator in photoshop or whatever.
Now, everyone will use this. You got this everywhere very, very soon. Including the gig expert illustrators! The thing is… I can’t draw a straight line but with text I can conjure up pretty much anything.
It’s magic.
That is what it is. I know it isn’t but it feels like it. For people without software skills it must feel even more like an illusion…
Need twelve icons of bumblebees illustrations to be used as icons on your new web site (as images)? Takes five minutes. An hour at most until you are satiesfied. In specific color ranges? You got it…
That shit cost like $99 bucks before if you needed to own them. And it took a week.
A revolution!
What fantastic times we live in!
And sad times and great opportunities for all visual artists out there.
(I am not at all worried for the dev industry. This will be SO fun!)5 -
Once a React aficionado, twice the frustration we endure,
In the realm of libraries, React's problems seem impure.
With Svelte's elegance and grace in our sight,
Let's vent about React, as day turns into night.
Boilerplate Overload, a monotonous affair,
Classes, constructors, lifecycle steps we declare.
In Svelte's simplicity, we find a breath of fresh air,
Just markup and magic – a coder's love affair.
Complex State Management, React's Achilles' heel,
Redux, Mobx, and their massive code appeal.
Svelte's state handling is a cinch, for real,
No more tangled webs of logic to conceal.
Unnecessary Re-Renders, React's performance woe,
Countless updates, like a never-ending show.
Svelte updates what's needed, like a pro,
Efficiency and speed, in its radiant glow.
Verbose Syntax, JSX's verbosity on display,
HTML in JavaScript, causing dismay.
Svelte's concise template syntax lights our way,
No more endless tags, just code that's here to stay.
Lack of Truly Reactive Behavior, React's hurdle high,
Hooks to wrangle, state to satisfy.
Svelte's reactivity, no need to question why,
It just works, oh my, oh my.
Ecosystem Complexity, React's sprawling sprawl,
Choices galore, making us bawl.
In Svelte's world, simplicity is the call,
A coherent ecosystem, it has it all.
Learning Curve, React's mountain to climb,
Classes, hooks, context, a hill of time.
Svelte's gentle curve feels sublime,
A smoother path to code, so fine.
Tooling Overkill, React's complex array,
Build tools, linters, configs in disarray.
Svelte's streamlined setup leads the way,
No more intergalactic code buffet.
Debugging Headaches, React's mysterious realm,
Complex state, intricate components overwhelm.
Svelte's predictable model, a soothing helm,
Debugging becomes a peaceful realm.
In the end, React, a complex labyrinth we explore,
Svelte's elegance and simplicity we adore.
If only React could learn, its problems to deplore,
A brighter future, for React we'd implore.3 -
Going through my lore notes. And I'm playing a game with myself, so to speak: it's called "is this metal enough?", but with a side of quasi-metaphysical arcane technobabble plus mass wallmelting and nightmarishly psychedelic confusion.
For example... why are shadow gates a thing? Well, because of the undoing of time caused a multiplicity of parallel cycles that will, inevitably, slowly collapse upon themselves through a sequence of irreducible asynchronicities. But of course!
Now, as for the metal part, that's the undoing of time. You see, the Somberlain attempted to cast the most sinful signa in order to restore the desolate mortal realm as it stood on the brink of a world-ending cataclysm, this was after a decade of brutal, reckless litechnical abuse during the civil war fought amongst the first undecimvirate...
Now, he intended to roll back time itself as a way to avoid the cataclysm and restore life to the mortal realm, but the cost was immense: time was not rolled back, but rather __forcefully__ torn apart; it was effectively shredded, shattered, and undone.
Countless lives were lost as nearly six hundred years of Being were __erased__ in an instant, the most heinous large-scale blood sacrifice in history, spanning the entirety of the lower fragment of reality. I mean is this too dark, I'm not sure. How about I clarify: he didn't just snuff out their lives, no, they CEASED TO EXIST. THEY NEVER EXISTED. GONE. UNBECOMED INTO A TRUE IMMEMORIAL. OVER FIVE CENTURIES OF EVERY CONSCIOUS MOMENT ON EARTH DEVOURED TO FUEL HIS DARK MAGIC.
That's gotta have consequences, right? Well, obviously you'll get temporal distortions after that shit, I mean duh...
But wait, I'm lost, you say the undecimvirate deified themselves but were cast down after the whole superman spinning the earth backwards thing went full bathory and erased entire centuries from the fabric of the cosmos, so they were turned into the eleven thrones to guard over the eleven circles of the night eternal... but how is that linked to natural occurrences of teleportation?
First off, because *natural* teleportation is distinct from *artificial* teleportation. Failed experiments with (and miscasts of) mass transference of living matter are one of the leading causes of death among litarchs. It is not an instant transmission, just very, very quick, moreso than a mortal mind can process, that's why the "dilate" and "delay" sigils are added, so as to make the journey seem slowed down to the perceptions of whomever is teletransported, this is meant to ensure their brains don't __melt__ from the experience.
Similar reason as to why you have to give the _approximate_ total weight to carry when inscribing the ritual circle, you *do* know that it is __highly__ recommended to use accurate weighing scales to approximate this quantity, as under or overestimating it can lead to _FATAL_ consequences... do you not?
No, *natural* occurrences of teleportation do not have these constraints for two reasons: one, because both ends of the gateway are _fixed_ in both time and space due to the logic-defying occurrence of a future event being undeniably the cause of the past it revisited. Put on this toga. They are inextricably linked through the metaphorical and *literal* corpse of infinite collapsed timelines, which generates a conduit through the first circle of the night eternal, which *is* the domain of both forgetfulness and horror immemorial.
Second, the final layer on our stratified reality, that is, the final circle before the INVIOLABLE divine veil, wraps around the night eternal, which is why we call it "the shell". Or "Crisalida" if you dig Luis Alberto. It is a realm entirely outside of time, which is why the patriarchs can grant immortality, you see. By proximity to this sacred shell of existence, the timeline-corpse-conduit that links both ends of a shadow gate is, for all intents and purposes, approaching total chronostasis, therefore making it so bypassing physical space in a few seconds doesn't give you permanent loss of the sense of self as your brain turns into liquified jelly.
I don't remember what I was getting at and I don't care.4 -
Spent my Sunday building a container program for the Minecraft Bedrock dedicated server because I wanted to run it as a Windows service so my partner could play our local multiplayer realm while I am offline.
If you just run the standard executable as a service it risks world corruption on exit and requires a restart when changing whitelist or permission settings.
Pretty happy with how it turned out. -
Alternative job(s) if I weren't a dev?
Something in the audio field, either car audio, or somewhere in the audio/visual realm. In my youth, I attended car audio shows and fascinated by the science behind what it takes to have great sound. Everything from materials used, using the various sound-measuring gadgets, to solving complex acoustical problems. -
The Code Abyss Beckons! 🤯
Hey fellow devs, brace yourselves for a wild ride into the chaotic realm of code confessions and debugging dramas! 🎢💻
So, here I am, standing at the precipice of my latest coding adventure, armed with a keyboard and a questionable amount of caffeine. 🚨☕
Today's quest involves unraveling the mysteries of a legacy code that seems to have been written in a language only decipherable by ancient coding sages. 😱📜
As I navigate through the nested loops of confusion and dance with the dragons of runtime errors, I can't help but wonder: Is this what the Matrix feels like for developers? 🕵️♂️💊
In the midst of my debugging odyssey, I stumbled upon a comment in the code that simply said, "// Abandon hope, all ye who enter here." 🏴☠️📛 Well, isn't that reassuring?
And then there's the moment when you finally fix that elusive bug, and you feel like you've just tamed a mythical creature. 🦄✨ Victory dance, anyone? 💃🕺
But let's not forget the rubber duck sitting on my desk, patiently listening to my monologues about algorithms and existential coding crises. 🦆🗣️
So, dear coding comrades, how's your journey through the code abyss going? Any epic wins or facepalming fails to share? Let the rants flow like a river of improperly closed tags! 🌊🚫
May your semicolons be where they should and your documentation be ever truthful. Happy coding, and may your merge conflicts be swift and painless! 🌈🤞
#CodeOdyssey #DebuggingDrama #DevRantChronicles
9 -
I'm building a script parser to make mods for a game I like. The first step is to write an importer.
The documentation is nonexistent and I'm delving into byte manipulation, which I'm not familiar with - at all. I'm porting existing code from Java to C#, and everything is similar but different enough that I can't always just to a 1:1 transfer.
I get everything working, cleaned up and split into classes so I can write the exporter.
I do an import and the file won't parse. I try all previously know working files and still no good. I clean, rebuild, clean rebuild, run, debug, restart my computer, clear my cache, clean, rebuild. No good.
IT WAS WORKING 5 MINUTES AGO
Proceed to revert to every version from the last hour. No dice.
I was in the wrong folder the whole time.
Navigate to the proper folder, open the filename I know to be good and bingo, works like a charm.
The same project caused me headaches because I had a "== -1", when it should have been "== 1". Between my inexperience with byte manipulation and my untreated astigmatism, I was nearly sent to the shadow realm fixing that.3 -
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Techville, there lived a talented web developer named Alex. Known for their exceptional coding skills and innovative designs, Alex had a reputation as a brilliant but often solitary worker. Despite their immense talent, they often struggled with social interactions and found it challenging to connect with their colleagues.
One sunny morning, as Alex arrived at the sleek offices of WebWizards Inc., they noticed a new face amidst the sea of familiar coworkers. Her name was Lily, a warm and friendly individual with an infectious smile. Alex couldn't help but be drawn to her positive energy and kind nature.
Over time, as they worked on various projects together, Alex and Lily formed an unexpected bond. Lily's patience and willingness to collaborate made their partnership seamless. She recognized Alex's expertise and valued their creative input, which helped foster a deep sense of mutual respect.
As their professional relationship grew, Alex began to see beyond the surface of the company they worked for. They realized that WebWizards Inc. was more than just a business; it was a family of talented individuals who genuinely cared about one another. The company fostered an inclusive and supportive environment, encouraging personal growth and celebrating achievements.
One day, overwhelmed by gratitude for both Lily and the company they worked for, Alex decided to express their feelings. They sat down and poured their heart out, typing a heartfelt message of appreciation and admiration. Alex couldn't contain their excitement as they hit the "Send" button, eagerly awaiting a response.
To their delight, Lily responded promptly with overwhelming joy and gratitude. She confessed that she had also felt a strong connection with Alex and considered them an invaluable asset to the team. Furthermore, she shared that the supportive culture and caring nature of WebWizards Inc. had made her job more fulfilling and enjoyable.
The two coworkers became closer friends, their collaboration flourishing both in and out of the office. Alex's once-rare smiles became more frequent, and their confidence grew. They no longer felt like an outsider but an integral part of a wonderful community.
Together, Alex and Lily continued to create outstanding web projects, surpassing expectations and leaving their clients amazed. Their passion and dedication were fueled by the genuine camaraderie they shared with their colleagues at WebWizards Inc.
As time passed, Alex realized that their journey as a web developer had been transformed not only by their skills but also by the amazing people they had the privilege to work with. They learned that a kind coworker and a supportive company could make a world of difference, turning an ordinary job into an extraordinary experience.
And so, the tale of Alex, Lily, and the remarkable WebWizards Inc. serves as a reminder that in the vast realm of work, the bonds we form and the culture we foster can be as impactful as the tasks we accomplish.11 -
What's the easiest functional programming language for someone with experience with imperative languages?
I would like to learn a functional language to broaden my horizons. I have knowledge of Python and C / C ++ and I want the language to be easy to learn from someone who comes from the imperative realm of languages. I don't care if the language is strong enough. I just need a language to learn the basics of a functional programming language, and then I'll try to find a more complex (and powerful) one.
thank6 -
Holy shit Realm. This DB.... On Android it will crash if you access a reference to the db from a different thread than the one it was created from! 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Why oh why can't they just have their own internals managing all the fucking thread they need? There's a reason they provide sync and async db access.
This basically means that my reference to a realm instance should always be tightly paired with the corresponding thread reference so that I can run my db queries on it.
👎8 -
Nothin to get a rant simmering like reFuckingRanting! All good, I'll have another shooter while I wait to reinstall, reconfig, rebuild, rewipe, and reRefuse any and all Windows clammy hand of aid it forces down my soul. One of these days, when the whole realm understands we don't need this vast array of exactly the same shit but this one's dick is a little bigger so lets fucking make it, this and not that, and rebuild, push the update, need 4 more updates by noon next day. Nothing stays stable team green, NOTHING. Fuck anyone trying to actually ...make something..We got vulns and updates, backdates, and breaking changes on all 58 of our same shit production line shit shows. I can't count one time in this few year pain olympics that in a single 8 hour span of time the same shit that was working like a fucking wet glove in a horses ass at whiskey 1 was NOT fucking anywhere near coherent come whiskey not 1. Just sayin, is this a cock show boys? Or is is just a wild and rambunctious thought to maybe start compiling/combining some key role playing pieces of softwar? If not, I'll just prep for another round of fucks, and carry on. Sadly, this shit is addicting against many odds. Enjoy your lunches
-
!rant
Never done a "full-fledged" Android app, but I had to, for school.
It works (by now), now I can sleep
3 -
Hi there I just started learning Android studio and I'm stuck in the part where you make DB for your app. What should I use in my app Firebase or Realm and why?1
-
My uncle Kyle works for @creativeMISFITS and he taught me about his coding style so that's what I'm used to.2
-
Does anyone know how to preview your code through VS Code I can't view the files at the same time I can only open HTML or CSS or JavaScript by themselves9
-
Rehashed minibosses from the lands between in the Elden Ring dlc are so damn tame, it’s like fighting geriatric donkeys with arthritis compared to the fast crazy comboing asshole bosses in the shadow realm. I’m pretty much at endgame but got a couple optional bosses to take out before the big cheese
-
Late one evening, as the glow of my computer screen illuminated my concerned face, I realized the worst had happened. My digital wallet, which once held a substantial amount of cryptocurrency, was now empty. I had fallen for a scam that promised high returns on what seemed like a legitimate investment platform. Panic set in as I watched my years of savings vanish into the ether. Feeling defeated, I began to scour the internet for solutions, desperate to reclaim what was rightfully mine. That's when I stumbled upon mentions of Alpha Spy Nest on various forums, including discussions on Fanatec and JoomlaWorks communities. Their story of success and professionalism gave me a sliver of hope in what seemed like a hopeless situation. I reached out to Alpha Spy Nest the very next day. From our first interaction, their team exuded a professionalism and empathy I hadn't anticipated. They listened intently as I recounted my ordeal, asking precise questions about the transactions, the platform where I was scammed, and any communication I had with the scammers. Their approach was meticulously detailed; they explained they would trace the blockchain transactions, looking for any patterns or anomalies that could lead back to my stolen assets.The process was not instantaneous; recovery efforts in the digital realm demand time and patience. However, Alpha Spy Nest kept me updated regularly, which was a comforting anchor amidst my distress. Their experts employed advanced blockchain analytics, tracing my funds through various addresses across different exchanges where the scammers had attempted to launder the money. Alpha Spy Nest had managed to locate a significant portion of my funds. They had coordinated with legal teams and the relevant exchanges to initiate a recovery process. It wasn't everything, but I was able to recover 85% of my initial investment, far more than I had dared to hope for.What truly stood out wasn't just the recovery of my funds but the education Alpha Spy Nest provided. They taught me about enhancing wallet security, the importance of due diligence in investments, and recognizing the red flags of platforms that seem too good to be true. This experience transformed me from a naive investor to a more informed and vigilant participant in the cryptocurrency market. Now, whenever I think back to that dark night of despair, I remember it as the beginning of a journey towards resilience and cybersecurity. Thanks to Alpha Spy Nest, what could have been a devastating financial blow turned into a valuable lesson, securing not just my digital wealth but my trust in the digital world. You can also reach out to them: WhatsApp: +14159714490
1 -
RECOVERING FROM FINANCIAL LOSS: A JOURNEY TO REDEMPTIOM'' HIRE RAPID DIGITAL RECOVERY
Email: rapid digital recovery (@) execs. com
WhatSapp: +1 4 1 4 8 0 7 1 4 8 5
Telegram: https: // t. me/ Rapid digital recovery519
Embarking on a foray into the stock market can be both exhilarating and daunting, particularly for novices. My journey began when a relative encouraged me to explore this financial realm. He connected me with a financial advisor he had discovered online, who radiated confidence and expertise. We initiated discussions about my investment aspirations via WhatsApp, and I felt a surge of optimism regarding potential gains. To kickstart my investment, I established a cryptocurrency wallet and completed the necessary KYC verification. With a sense of assurance, I allocated $250,000 into USDT ERC20, a stablecoin that seemed to be a prudent choice. The advisor, eager to amplify my investment, urged me to contribute further, emphasizing the rapid appreciation of gold as a lucrative opportunity. Trusting his acumen, I decided to invest an additional $50,000, convinced I was making a judicious financial decision. I soon realized that I had fallen victim to a meticulously orchestrated scam. The entirety of my $300,000 investment evaporated without a trace, leaving me despondent and desperate to recover my lost funds. The emotional toll of this loss was profound, as I grappled with feelings of betrayal and remorse for not exercising greater caution. I felt as though I had been swept away in a tide of misplaced trust, and the weight of my financial misstep was crushing. I turned to RAPID DIGITAL RECOVERY, a service renowned for its expertise in fund recovery. Their reputation for helping individuals reclaim lost investments provided a glimmer of hope amidst my despair. I reached out to their team, who diligently investigated my case with their dedication. Their expertise in navigating the complexities of financial scams was evident, and they provided me with the guidance I desperately needed. To my astonishment, RAPID DIGITAL RECOVERY successfully reclaimed my entire investment, restoring my faith in the possibility of recovering what I had lost. This imparted invaluable lessons about trust, due diligence, and the perils of uncritical faith in online advisors. It underscored the necessity of conducting thorough research before making substantial financial commitments and remaining vigilant against offers that seem excessively enticing. If you ever find yourself in a similar scam, I recommend contacting RAPID DIGITAL RECOVERY. Their expertise can significantly impact the recovery of lost funds and the restoration of trust in Crypto. RAPID DIGITAL RECOVERY truly transformed my situation from lost and reminding me that recovery is possible even after being scammed.5 -
USDT/BTC RECOVERY EXPERTS// CRYPTIC TRACE TECHNOLOGIES
Scammers lurk insidiously in the shadows of the cryptocurrency realm, preying on unsuspecting investors with tantalizing promises of rapid wealth and infallible investments. The sinking feeling of losing a Bitcoin investment is an all-too-familiar ordeal not merely a financial catastrophe, but an emotional maelstrom as well. The frustration, indignation, and sense of helplessness can be utterly overwhelming. When confronted with the aftermath of a scam or a technical debacle, it can feel as though your hard-earned cryptocurrency has evaporated into thin air. Cryptic Trace Technologies is here to metamorphose that despair into a renewed sense of hope and relief. Equipped with state-of-the-art blockchain forensics and a wealth of expertise, their dedicated team specializes in tracing lost, stolen, or fraudulently acquired Bitcoin. They do not merely offer hollow assurances; they deliver substantive results. After falling victim to a sophisticated crypto scam, I had nearly succumbed to hopelessness until I discovered Cryptic Trace Technologies. Their relentless pursuit of justice not only unearthed the trail of my misappropriated funds but also successfully facilitated their recovery. If you have endured a similar loss, do not resign yourself to defeat. Cryptic Trace Technologies seamlessly amalgamates technical brilliance with an unwavering commitment to justice, ensuring that victims receive a second chance at reclaiming their assets. My deepest gratitude extends to their team for their expertise, and unwavering dedication they truly are the wizards of crypto recovery.The emotional toll of losing cryptocurrency can be profound, often engendering feelings of isolation and despair. The world of digital assets is fraught with peril, and the ramifications of falling prey to scams can be devastating. Yet, with the right support, recovery is not only possible but attainable. Cryptic Trace Technologies comprehends the intricacies of forensics technology and employs advanced methodologies to track down lost assets, providing a beacon of hope for those who feel ensnared in the labyrinth of cryptocurrency theft. Take action today your Bitcoin could still be within reach. Do not allow the shadows of despair to obscure your judgment. Reach out to Cryptic Trace Technologies and let their expertise illuminate your path through the recovery process. With their assistance, you can reclaim not only your financial assets but also your peace of mind. The journey to recovery may be arduous, but with the right allies by your side, it is entirely achievable. Embrace the possibility of regaining what is yours and take the first step toward recovery. For more info check out their W E B S I T E: cryptictracetechnologies (.) com or E M A I L them: Cryptictrace (@) technologist (.) com.2 -
USDT RECOVERY EXPERT YOU CAN TRUST HIRE ADWARE RECOVERY SPECIALIST
Two weeks after my birthday, I became a victim of a cryptocurrency scam that cost me over 5 million in my local currency. Most of the money I lost was a generous gift from friends and family from Europe and America. My intention was to multiply this money to secure funds for my son’s school fees, ensuring he had access to quality education. WhatsApp info: +12 (72332)—8343 Unfortunately, the experience turned out to be financially devastating and emotionally draining. I felt a profound sense of betrayal and helplessness, as the funds represented not just money, but the love and support of my loved ones.After realizing the extent of my loss, I promptly reported the crime to the authorities, hoping for a swift resolution. However, my frustration grew as I encountered a lack of results and communication. Website info: h t t p s:// adware recovery specialist. com
It felt like I was ensnared in a labyrinth with no exit, and the emotional toll was overwhelming. I was desperate for a solution and felt increasingly isolated in my struggle.I turned to friends for advice. One of them recommended a company called ADWARE RECOVERY SPECIALIST. I was hesitant; I had heard mixed reviews about recovery services and was concerned about falling victim to another scam. The fear of being duped again loomed large in my mind, but I decided to take a leap of faith after speaking with their team. Their professionalism and clarity regarding their recovery methods impressed me. ADWARE RECOVERY SPECIALIST was dedicated and responsive, providing regular updates on their progress. Email info: Adware recovery specialist @ auctioneer. net It was refreshing to collaborate with professionals who genuinely cared about my situation and were committed to helping me recover my lost funds. They took the time to elucidate the recovery process in detail, which helped alleviate some of my anxiety. Their transparency and willingness to address all my questions made me feel more secure in my decision to work with them. ADWARE RECOVERY SPECIALIST managed to recover most of my lost funds. This has imparted valuable lessons about the inherent risks associated with cryptocurrency investments and the importance of vigilance in the digital realm. I now understand the necessity for thorough research and caution when engaging in online transactions.If you find yourself in a similar predicament, I highly recommend reaching out to ADWARE RECOVERY SPECIALIST for assistance. They are true lifesavers, and their expertise can make a significant difference in your recovery journey. Don’t hesitate to seek help; you deserve to reclaim what you’ve lost.2 -
DIGITAL TECH GUARD RECOVERY SPECIALIZES LOST OR STOLEN CRYPTOCURRENCY ASSETS.
WhatsApp: +1 (443) 859 - 2886
Email @ digital tech guard . com
Telegram: digital tech guard recovery . com
Website link: digital tech guard . com
Last month, I received a terrifying letter labeled “Urgent IRS Notice,” threatening penalties and legal action unless I paid a “back tax” of 12 Bitcoin (BTC)valued at nearly $800,000 via a Houston-based “Crypto Compliance Portal.” The letter mimicked IRS branding flawlessly, complete with official logos, case numbers, and citations of tax codes. However, my skepticism grew when I noticed the demand for cryptocurrency, a method the IRS explicitly avoids. Despite doubts, panic pushed me to transfer the BTC. Moments later, the portal vanished, leaving me in shock. Realizing I’d been scammed, I frantically searched for solutions and discovered DIGITAL TECH GUARD RECOVERY, a firm renowned for combating crypto fraud. DIGITAL TECH GUARD RECOVERY became my anchor. Their team swiftly dissected the spoofed IRS letter and the fraudulent portal, pinpointing inconsistencies: grammatical errors, mismatched tax codes, and a Houston P.O. Box unaffiliated with the IRS. But their breakthrough came through blockchain forensics. DIGITAL TECH GUARD RECOVERY traced my stolen BTC across a convoluted network of wallets, exposing a transnational scheme. The Houston portal, though masquerading as local, funneled funds through offshore mixers and shell exchanges. Crucially, the scammers made a fatal error: a portion of the BTC briefly passed through a U.S.-regulated exchange with weak identity checks. DIGITAL TECH GUARD RECOVERY seized this vulnerability, collaborating with the FBI’s Cyber Division and IRS Criminal Investigation unit to freeze the assets under federal forfeiture laws. Their relentless advocacy ensured my case was prioritized, as they proved the criminals exploited U.S. financial systems. Within weeks, DIGITAL TECH GUARD RECOVERY achieved the unthinkable: 100% of my BTC was recovered. They navigated legal complexities, coordinated with prosecutors, and even educated me on scam tactics. “Fraudsters weaponize fear to bypass logic,” a DIGITAL TECH GUARD RECOVERY investigator explained, emphasizing how urgency clouds judgment. Their insights transformed my understanding of red flags, such as threats of immediate arrest or demands for irreversible payments. Today, I owe my financial survival to DIGITAL TECH GUARD RECOVERY. Their technical prowess, legal partnerships, and unwavering support turned catastrophe into a cautionary triumph. While I hope others never endure such a crisis, my message is clear: If faced with crypto fraud, DIGITAL TECH GUARD RECOVERY is the ally you need. Their name became my beacon of hope, proving that even in blockchain’s seemingly irreversible realm, skilled defenders can rewrite the narrative. Stay vigilant, verify relentlessly, and remember with DIGITAL TECH GUARD RECOVERY, recovery is possible.2 -
RECOVER SCAMMED BITCOIN WITH DIGITAL HACK RECOVERY EXPERTS
The turbulent realm of cryptocurrency, where fortunes are made and lost in the blink of an eye, I found myself ensnared in a web of deceit, reeling from a staggering loss of $170,000 to a cunning scam. Amidst the chaos, Digital Hack Recovery emerged as a steadfast ally, guiding me through the labyrinthine depths of the digital frontier.Initially cautious, I approached Digital Hack Recovery with skepticism, wary of false promises and empty assurances. However, the resounding acclaim surrounding their name compelled me to seek their aid. With tempered hope, I embarked on a journey fraught with uncertainty.Digital Hack Recovery exhibited unparalleled professionalism and expertise. Their team navigated the intricate landscape of crypto scams with precision, offering lucid guidance and support throughout the arduous recovery process. Despite my apprehensions, their unwavering dedication to my plight inspired confidence in their capabilities. Digital Hack Recovery was their genuine empathy and tailored approach. They didn't view me as just another client, but as someone in need of compassion and understanding. Taking the time to comprehend my story, they crafted a strategy attuned to my unique circumstances, providing solace amidst the chaos.Their efforts yielded tangible results. Through a relentless pursuit of justice and innovative methodologies, they managed to retrieve the majority of my pilfered funds, fortifying my defenses against future threats. Their success was not merely financial; it was a testament to their integrity and commitment to rectitude.Beyond the restitution of my assets, Digital Hack Recovery offered closure and reassurance. They reignited my faith in humanity, proving that honor and rectitude endure amidst the treachery of the crypto landscape. Their impact transcended monetary recovery, leaving an indelible imprint on my belief in the innate goodness of mankind.Throughout the ordeal, their exemplary customer service distinguished them. Ever accessible and responsive, they provided timely updates and guidance, ensuring I never felt adrift in the tumultuous sea of uncertainty. Their professionalism and unwavering dedication earned my trust and admiration, solidifying their status as stalwart defenders of justice.In essence, my encounter with Digital Hack Recovery was transformative. Amidst the abyss of despair, they emerged as a beacon of hope, guiding me through the darkest recesses of my crypto tribulation. To anyone grappling with the aftermath of a scam, I wholeheartedly endorse Digital Hack Recovery. They are not just experts in recovery; they are steadfast allies in the fight for recovery experts. For any crypto recovery assistance contact Digital Hack Recovery via⁚
Email; digital hack recovery @ techie . com
WhatsApp +19152151930
1 -
I am a lone soul adrift in the vast expanse of the technology realm, my dreams shattered and my spirit broken by the cruel hand of fate. It all began with a flicker of hope, a spark of curiosity that led me down a path fraught with peril. In pursuit of financial freedom, I ventured into the world of cryptocurrency investment, drawn by promises of wealth and prosperity whispered by unseen voices in the virtual wilderness. Little did I know, I was stepping into a trap laid by cunning predators, ready to pounce on unsuspecting prey. As I watched helplessly, my investments vanished into the abyss, stolen away by shadowy figures lurking in the shadows of the internet's darkest corners. I was left reeling, my faith in humanity shaken to its core, as I grappled with the harsh reality of my losses. Days turned, as I navigated the treacherous waters of recovery, each step forward fraught with uncertainty and doubt. Depression threatened to consume me, its icy grip tightening with every passing moment until I found myself teetering on the brink of despair. But just when all seemed lost, a glimmer of hope pierced through the darkness like a beacon in the night.(FO L K W I N)(EX P E R T)(RE C O V E R Y) emerged from the shadows, offering me a lifeline in my darkest hour. With their expertise and unwavering dedication, they breathed new life into my shattered dreams, guiding me back from the brink of despair. With each passing day, their efforts bore fruit, unraveling the tangled web of deception that had ensnared me. And then, like a phoenix rising from the ashes, came the news I had longed to hear – my lost cryptocurrency had been reclaimed. Today, I stand before you not as a victim, but as a survivor, a testament to my resilience. Though the road was long and arduous, I emerged victorious, my spirit unbroken, and My dreams rekindled. So to all those who find themselves lost in the shadows of online fraud and deception, take heart. There is light at the end of the tunnel, and with the right help and unwavering determination, redemption is within reach. Turn to (FO L K W I N)(EX P E R T)(RE C O V E R Y) for help today.. You can get in touch with them through their, Email: Folkwinexpertrecovery (AT) tech-center . co m or Telegram: @folkwin_expert_recovery .
Best Regards,
Henry Charlotte .
-
HIRE AN AUTHORIZED HACKER TO RECOVER LOST/STOLEN BITCOIN & USDT; VISIT CYBER CONSTABLE INTELLIGENCE
I've always been a lawyer with a keen eye for opportunities to help people get their lives back together and also invest in myself, and I couldn’t ignore the buzz around Bitcoin. In 2018, I took the plunge, investing $12,000 in this promising digital currency. Over the years, my investment flourished, growing to an astonishing $750,000. This newfound wealth brought a sense of financial security, enabling me to clear my mortgage, secure my children's education, and indulge in a few well-deserved luxuries. However, my euphoria was short-lived. An urgent email, seemingly from my trusted trading platform, rattled my world. It claimed suspicious activity on my account and requested immediate verification. Without hesitation, I complied, only to discover moments later that my Bitcoin wallet had been ruthlessly emptied. In a state of disbelief and desperation, I scoured online forums for a glimmer of hope. There, amidst the chaos, I found a beacon of light—a recommendation for CYBER CONSTABLE INTELLIGENCE on WhatsApp: +1 (252) 378-7611 With trembling hands, I reached out to them, praying for a miracle. Their response was swift and reassuring. With expert precision, they embarked on the arduous task of tracing the nefarious activity that had stripped me of my wealth. Days felt like eternity, but their relentless efforts bore fruit. Most of my funds were miraculously recovered, breathing life back into my shattered dreams. Yet, CYBER CONSTABLE INTELLIGENCE assistance extended beyond mere retrieval. They became my guardians of digital security, imparting invaluable wisdom to fortify my defenses against future threats. Two-factor authentication, robust password management, and vigilant scrutiny of phishing attempts became my digital armor, thanks to their guidance. This ordeal, though harrowing, became a transformative journey of resilience and redemption. Through adversity, I emerged not only with restored funds but also with a newfound sense of empowerment. CYBER CONSTABLE INTELLIGENCE had not only salvaged my financial future but had equipped me with the tools to safeguard it. In hindsight, the loss was a painful yet necessary lesson—an awakening to the dangers lurking in the digital realm. But with the unwavering support of CYBER CONSTABLE INTELLIGENCE, I reclaimed control of my destiny. Their expertise, compassion, and unwavering dedication turned despair into triumph, proving that even in the darkest of times, there is always a glimmer of hope.
Reach Out to them on Via E m a i l: support (@) cyber constable intelligence. com -
At a certain moment, I came to the realization that all the money I had been putting into this crypto trading Bot on Telegram was nothing but a deception operated by a group of well-organized fraudsters. They enticed me, just like countless other victims, as I sought a reliable income to launch my own pastry business in Europe. I kept funneling my savings into this Bot, optimistic that my returns would enable me to chase my entrepreneurial dream. I was bewildered and shocked when I discovered I was on the verge of being scammed and would undoubtedly lose all my hard-earned money to this deceitful Bot and its operators. I had to find a way to reclaim my funds; I couldn’t afford to lose my money and aspirations. I set out to locate these scammers and sought justice. I enlisted the assistance of a crypto asset recovery consultant and a private investigation team known as DUNE NECTAR WEB EXPERT. Their professionalism left me in awe; their methods for tracking down fraudsters impressed me, and their swift and efficient results were guaranteed. The expert group at DUNE NECTAR WEB EXPERT employed cutting-edge forensic tools and techniques to trace the digital trails left by the scammers. They implemented a thorough strategy, merging machine learning algorithms, network analysis, and human intelligence to pinpoint the culprits. Their knowledge of cryptocurrency transactions and blockchain investigation allowed them to follow the scammers' activities, unveiling concealed transaction patterns and money laundering operations. In an impressively brief amount of time, the team at DUNE NECTAR WEB EXPERT delivered solid proof of the scammers' identities, locations, and operational frameworks. They collaborated closely with law enforcement to assist in the arrest and prosecution of the con artists, ensuring justice was achieved and my funds were retrieved. Throughout this experience, I was astounded by the team's technical skills, meticulousness, and commitment to achieving results. Their ability to navigate the intricate realm of cryptocurrency and cybercrime was extraordinary. The team's dedication to assisting victims of fraud and scams was evident in their relentless pursuit of justice against these criminals. Thanks to the outstanding services of DUNE NECTAR WEB EXPERT, I successfully recovered my stolen money and can now finally pursue my dream of establishing my own pastry business. I am eternally grateful for their support and would strongly recommend their services to anyone who has fallen prey to cryptocurrency scams or fraud. Their expertise and professionalism are unparalleled, and their commitment to combating cybercrime is genuinely admirable. ( support @dunenectarwebexpert . com )
7 -
CONSULT A LICENSED BITCOIN RECOVERY EXPERT - SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL
It all started when I first dipped my toes into the world of cryptocurrency investment. Excited by the prospects of making quick gains, I had poured in a significant amount of my savings into Bitcoin and various altcoins. However, my enthusiasm quickly turned to despair when I fell victim to a phishing scam that saw a large portion of my investment vanish overnight. Feeling defeated and on the verge of giving up, I stumbled upon SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL. Intrigued by their promise to help victims of cryptocurrency scams recover their lost funds, I decided to give them a shot. Little did I know that this decision would change the course of my financial future. The team at SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL was nothing short of miraculous. Their expertise and dedication shone through as they tirelessly worked to trace the origins of the scam and recover my lost funds. Thanks to their innovative methods and unwavering commitment, I not only managed to recoup my initial investment but also witnessed substantial growth in my cryptocurrency portfolio. As I watched my profits soar, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the role that SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL had played in my success. Their timely intervention had not only saved me from financial ruin but had also opened up a whole new world of opportunities in the realm of cryptocurrency investment. With my newfound confidence and knowledge, I continued to dabble in the world of Bitcoin, exploring new investment opportunities and diversifying my portfolio. And with every successful trade, I raised a silent toast to the wizards at SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL who had made it all possible. In the end, I realized that sometimes it takes a stroke of luck and the right kind of help to turn a seemingly disastrous situation into a thriving success story. And for me, that help came in the form of SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL. Since then, I have been more cautious with my investments and have made sure to do thorough research before committing any funds. I have also recommended SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL to all my friends and family members who have fallen victim to online scams. They have all been equally impressed by the professionalism and efficiency of the team. contact SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL through this info below:
WhatsApp:+1 (971) 4 8 7 -3 5 3 8
Email: spartantech (@) c y b e r s e r v i c e s . c o m
Telegram:+1 (581) 2 8 6 - 8 0 9 2
1 -
I must express my heartfelt gratitude to the recovery expert team at (TRUSTGEEKS HACK EXPERT) for their exceptional and efficient work in recovering my lost Bitcoin. Just three days after reaching out to them, my Bitcoin was successfully retrieved, which was an incredible relief . About one week ago, I faced a distressing situation where I lost approximately £60,000 worth of Bitcoin. One morning, I discovered my Bitcoin wallet was empty, and I had no clue about what had happened to my funds. The shock of waking up to find my assets vanished was overwhelming, and I felt a sense of urgency and desperation. In my attempts to address the situation, I reached out to several agencies and recovery services. Despite my efforts, none of these agencies could provide any meaningful assistance or reassurance. The situation seemed increasingly bleak, and I was on the brink of losing hope. The complexity of recovering lost Bitcoin, especially given the lack of information and the prevalence of scams in this field, made the process even more daunting. During this challenging period, I decided to conduct some research into potential solutions. My search led me to (TRUSTGEEKS HACK EXPERT) where I came across numerous positive reviews and feedback from previous clients. Despite my initial skepticism, the consistent praise for their services and their track record of success encouraged me to give them a try. I reached out to (TRUSTGEEKS HACK EXPERT) Website w w w :// trustgeekshackexpert . com/ and was immediately impressed by their professionalism and responsiveness. They initiated the recovery process swiftly, and their transparent communication reassured me that I was in capable hands. The team conducted a thorough assessment of my situation and employed their technical and legal expertise to address the issue. To my amazement, (TRUSTGEEKS HACK EXPERT) managed to rectify the situation in less than three days. Their ability to recover my Bitcoin so quickly and efficiently was nothing short of remarkable. The successful resolution of my case not only saved a substantial financial loss but also restored my confidence in the recovery process. Reflecting on the experience, I am grateful for the timely intervention and exceptional service provided by (TRUSTGEEKS HACK EXPERT). Their effective handling of my case and their commitment to achieving a positive outcome were pivotal in resolving a critical and stressful situation. For anyone facing similar challenges, I wholeheartedly recommend (TRUSTGEEKS HACK EXPERT) based on my experience. Their expertise, professionalism, and results-oriented approach truly set them apart in the realm of cryptocurrency recovery. E> ma il :trustgeekshackexpert {At} fastservice {Dot} com
-
BOTNET CRYPTO RECOVER - LEGITIMATE CRYPTOCURRENCY RECOVERY EXPERT
Greetings to all, My name is Rowan Brayden and I hail from the vibrant city of Los Angeles. Today, I am reaching out to each and every one of you to share a personal and eye-opening tale. It is my hope that my story serves as a cautionary anecdote, reminding individuals to exercise prudence and vigilance in the realm of investments.
Allow me to recount an unforgettable chapter from my life, one that taught me invaluable lessons. Some time ago, I was enticed into investing in a seemingly promising platform known as adm trades . Fueled by optimism and a desire for financial growth, I entrusted approximately 450,000 USD, all in the form of Bitcoin, to their platform. With the passage of time, the platform displayed consistent profits, instilling a sense of confidence within me.
However, as I endeavoured to initiate a withdrawal, a series of red flags emerged. Requests for additional fees became incessant, creating an obstacle that I could no longer overlook. In a distressing awakening, I realised that I had fallen prey to a group of deceptive individuals - scammers who had exploited my trust and financial resources.
Faced with the harrowing truth, I confided in my significant other, my wife, who then steered me towards a beacon of hope - BOTNET CRYPTO RECOVERY. Specialising in the recovery of lost or pilfered Bitcoin along with other cryptocurrencies, this organisation emerged as my saving grace during a period of despair. Admittedly, my faith in retrieving the significant sum I had lost was waning; however, BOTNET CRYPTO RECOVERY defied all odds and showcased the remarkable feat of reclaiming Bitcoin sent to an alternate wallet.
As I stand before you today, I implore each individual to remain cautious and discerning when navigating the complex landscape of investments. Let my narrative serve as a poignant reminder of the significant risks that accompany financial ventures, as well as the indispensable role of reputable professionals such as BOTNET CRYPTO RECOVERY in moments of crisis.
May my journey inspire you to embrace prudence, wisdom, and resilience in all your financial endeavours. I highly recommend Botnet Crypto Recovery to anyone who has fallen victim to bitcoin scams or phishing attacks. Their expertise and professionalism are unmatched, and their ability to recover lost bitcoin is unparalleled. Don't hesitate to reach out to them if you're in a similar situation – they will work tirelessly to recover your lost investment.
Warm regards,
Rowan Brayden
3
