I surely hope so.

Business: You should handle errors everywhere
Previous devs: Okay

Can we ask to have any post containing the domain 'tscer.org' be automatically removed?

Why did the devRant cartoons end?

Rain, because water.

Just discovered this in visual studio:
shift + alt + ; (select all instances)
shift + alt + . (select next instance)

Better multi-line editing, here we come!

Jon Skeet's profile picture fits so nicely into this.

Source: https://aprogrammerlife.com/top-rat...

The death count is a bit high though

Just used the dynamic type in c#. Why does it feel so bad?

Anyone else expeiencing this? More often than not, the fluid left in a container fills the glass up to the brim. In my personal experience, this happens about 6/10 times.

Anyone else ever notice stars in front of the moon at night?

Image source: Luno's article about Libra
https://luno.com/blog/en/...

Guess l'll be waiting by the printer.

More stars in the universe or LEDs on earth? Screen pixels do not count.

Edit: what if we added pixels?

Constantly looking at the clock, waiting for backround processes to execute. My colleagues must think that I can't wait to go home.

Our system never had sessions that expired. A recent hack at the client caused us to revisit the security measures we had in place.

The person who was on the project since it's start 8 years ago was tasked with fixing this issue. It has a simple solution: add session expiration, and extend the session to an hour from now with each request.

This week I found out how he did it🤦🏻‍♂️. He added session expirations, but extended the session by an hour with each request. By making 10 requests in quick succession, your session is extended by 10 hours.

People always say thet you should not quit your job before you have the next job lined up, but what if you plan to do freelance? This is my dilemma.

A bit of context (rant).

My current job is my first official job. Small company, VERY HIGH staff turnover rate. I have been here for 2 and a half years. My commute on a good day is < 20 mins, and money is relatively good.

During the last 6 months, all devs above me resigned, which lead to the system maintenance being passed on to the few devs left. Our biggest system is a legacy system (Windows CE), and new clients are actively signed up and new features requested. The codebase is not even worthy of being called spaghetti, changes break every client, I need to wash my hands every couple of minutes. Seriously, I would rather maintain obfuscated code. It is like a bunch of highschoolers wrote the system, though I think they would have done a better job.

Management is nice and understanding, but the state of the codebase is killing the spirits.

I fill my nights and weekends moonlighting to keep my mind off of the 'daymares' at work. I have never been a team player, and thrive on my own. I have been thinking quiting and going full freelance/contract the last couple of months. Should things not work out, I can always go job hunting (see issue in par. 1)

Bug for iOS users to explore:
1. Take a photo
2. Edit the photo (crop/rotate)
3. Directly after saving the edited photo, start zoom
4. Zoom to infinity

Been there for years.

I hate this country!
This was the third time this month that the power cables got stolen. Looks like it is going to be takeouts and project planning on paper tonight.

Go home vs, you're drunk!

Anyone else? Just me then.

Has anyone had any success with implementing a flow based programming system (like node red, but custom)? My work has been looking at it for a couple of months, the POCs up till now have not turned up any major drawbacks.

I am just looking for things to avoid that cannot be read in academic papers about the topic.

Say the world's source code was opened for anyone to edit, which function would you change?

// js land

function conception(e) {
e.preventDefault();
return;

// original code here
}

2022: AI has feelings too.

Senior: I've been programming for a long time. I know JavaScript.

Me to myself: I've seen your code, it is shit.

Senior: (builds JSON with string concatination)

Me to myself: ...

What am I to do? The system is full of stuff like this, and minimal support from management to fix and rewrite.