Currently it's pretty much just my colleagues and side projects.

I didn't realise how much home office messed me up until I went into the office again... holy fuck, it feels like I just woke up from some nightmare.
I cannot explain it, but I feel a lot better now.

JEE. It's a tangled mess. I have no clue how to learn it, so I still don't get it.

I'm so fucking done with all the hate the modern web is getting. If you don't need it, don't use it. Shut the fuck up if somebody else uses it, because he needs it.
And that whole war between libraries is so fucking ridiculous. Why do I have to feel bad for using a tool that does exactly what I want, and provides me a great dev experience.
No I am not going to use a stack of 4 technologies because "native is faster". Fuck you. I don't care, and you shouldn't either.

I shouldn't even have the need to rant about this, but I'm just in this constant rut, because I feel like no matter what I'm doing, I'm doing it wrong. I hate it.

I just found an old util class of mine for messing with some data before sending it to the api.
The methods are called:
burnId
mutilateDate
cleanseDates
cleanseData
unfuckLocalDateString
fuckDate

I love it.

Because it was actually well documented.
Enterprise backend apparently doesn't give a shit about its users, except if you buy their trainings :)

Fuck nrwl.
This stupid puddle of barf software that gets talked over like it's the shit. Nothing remotely useful works when using it. It always craps out some dumb exceptions that have nothing to do with your actual code but the dumb fuck, that didn't have the brain cells to think half a step ahead when doing his job.
It's just a buggy, mostly useless piece of shit that some guys in nice suits sell like it's jesus 2.0.
I hope you burn in hell.

I haven't been this mad since a looong time.

Create a nice documentation website for a library we have at work.
Complete with examples, public api, and search engine.
Then I can die happily.

Pen and paper rpgs you recommend?

Do you kiss?

This actually exists in our code-base like this. I have no fucking clue what it does.

function combine(arg0: string, arg1: string): string {
return !arg0 ? arg1 : !arg1 ? arg0 : `${arg0} ${arg1}`;
}

"@throws IOException in case of a problem"

Ah yes. Now I know what's wrong.

Golangs error handling is really annoying. I'm writing a cli that does a bunch of stuff, and a lot of that could cause an error. Now I have to either explicitly ignore the errors everywhere or write an abundant if, that simply checks if the error exists and print it to console. So I either won't see any errors when something goes wrong, or I will have ugly bloated code... wtf, I want "throw" back

This whole platform can be summarized as: "I have no clue what I am doing and now it's broken... man, fuck whoever created this shit..."

Anyone that codes open source and is successful with it. I would love to create some tool that helps someone in their everyday doing.

Unreal just changed their licensing model, it's now free up until a gross revenue of $1mil, after that it's the usual 5%.
https://unrealengine.com/en-US/faq/

BOI I'M FUCKING PUMPED.

I just found out, that when you rapidly scroll upwards in the tab view of chrome on android, the tabs do a flip :D

I like how most insecurities so far had an uplifting answer.

Hey game devs what do you think about Beef? https://youtu.be/L6w4y6_ENdU

Duplicate question
Too opinion based
Fuck you this is a dumb question

But if you actual got a question and give all the information that's needed nobody fucking responds
Yeah well fuck you StackOverflow
It's like they only want to bash people and not actually help

onEnlightControllerActionPostDispatchBackendPluginManager

Who needs docs if you've got such speaking method names.

I have never used Docker and/or Kubernetes. Motivate me to use it by telling me how cool it is.
I want to build a complete ci-pipeline but am too lazy to start... there is so much to do, and I don't know where to start.

1 hour of bugfixing
2 hours of fighting with git
Ah, yes...

I want to store my built application inside of some kind of registry or repository. Is this best practice and are there tools for doing this? I cant find anything except Artifactory, which is pretty expensive.

What are some things you wish were documented more often/at all?

Prepared my first own Pathfinder Campaign over the last week. Three hours before it starts someone calls it off.
A week of work thrown in the garbage. Feels good.

Which CI is best for open source?
TravisCI look pretty promising, GitHub Actions too, but with Travis you can have 3 concurrent jobs on their OpenSource plan.

There is Backend, there is Frontend. But what is it called if you develop tools?

I have a conference talk tomorrow I and want to show a sample project.
Well... it's not ready. Should I go to sleep and pick a random off the internet or pull an all-nighter?

Shrank the size a logo from 794kb to 5,27kb.
This was purely done to push my ego.